Nice people very delicious food customize approach to customers approach to customers very…read moreinteresting food . unique place I would say location on Architect

This restaurant honestly served the best food I have had in Italy. The homemade pasta was insanely…read moredelicious, the fresh catch fish cooked covered in salt; OH MY GOD!!!! It was the best fish meal I have had in my life. Even the waiter Mario was so professional explaining the food, you would feel like you're on tv show trying the food. Just go and enjoy!!!

This is a great little hotel, right in the center of everything. There's a nice breakfast that…read morecomes with your stay. Rooms and clean and modern. The shower is awesome. This is my second stay. I'll be back.

From the owner: Set on a palm tree-lined street, this straightforward hotel is a 4-minute walk from Teatro Verdi, a…read more7-minute walk from Chiesa Santa Teresa and 5 km from Stadio Franco Fanuzzi sports arena. Featuring free Wi-Fi, the airy minimalist rooms also have flat-screen TVs, coffeemakers, and minibars. Complimentary amenities include continental breakfast and bike rental. There's also an elegant marble lobby, a fitness room and a private parking garage (fee).

I came here with 2 friends and had an absolutely amazing experience…read more Maria, the manager, is a total wonder. Kind, funny, genuine, great suggestions, so friendly. She gave us awesome tips on what to see, where to go, and where to eat--she was one of the nicest people I met in Italy. The rooms were beautiful--super high ceilings, comfortable beds, reliable internet. I do wish they had a couple more lights in the rooms, but they were beautiful with louvred doors, the breeze came in and out, there were flowers in the windows, nice linens, a safe, a closet to hang things, the rooms were generously sized and mine had a desk. There's a beautiful roof deck where breakfast was served each morning--what a spread! There was cappucino, espresso, breads, jams, yogurts, fruit, italian pastry and cookies, cereal. Really delicious. I loved this Inn and had a wonderful time there. Highly recommended!

absolutely the best experience and property ever. From the moment of arrival the feeling of zen in…read morea luxury setting. Brava Borgo Brava!!!

Splendid. Atmosphere. Design. Service. It is as fabulous as the reviews and website state…read more Perfection in Puglia

It was like staying in the Garden of Eden! Beautiful fruit and olive trees, flowers, peacocks,…read morebirds and kitty cats. The staff were friendly, warm and helpful. The room was lovely and comfortable! Breakfast was delicious and nutritious. we did the olive oil tour and tasting which gave us a greater understanding and appreciation for the product and its production. It was a perfect experience all around.

fabulous experience and opportunity in a 500 year old farmhouse surrounded by countryside and 200…read moreyear old olive trees. Yet modern luxuries to make our stay comfortable, including a pool to relax after a day's exploring! if you get a chance you must dine amongst the stars if you have an issue with steps - ask for a room with minimal steps .... ours was stepped - even in our room to get to the bathroom .... and they are steep. otherwise everything was very enjoyable.

We visited Matera, Italy, for the first time in early October and found it to be absolutely…read moreamazing. The whole city is fascinating, especially its history, which is worth exploring to better understand. The most famous part of Matera is called the Sassi, which means "stones." This area is made of two old neighborhoods, Sasso Caveoso and Sasso Barisano, where people carved their homes and churches directly into the soft rock of the mountains. It's one of the oldest continuously inhabited places in the world, with a history dating back 7,000 to 9,000 years! You can now walk through these neighborhoods and get a feel for what they might have looked like back then. The architecture is very interesting because the houses are stacked on top of each other, with some roofs serving as streets for the houses above. It's hard to believe that people lived there under very difficult conditions up until the 1950s; at one point, it was even referred to as the "shame of Italy." This was due to the very poor conditions of living. Some people even lived with their livestock under the same roof! However, things have changed significantly since the Sassi became a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1993. Today, you can walk through the narrow alleys, explore the restored cave homes, and find restaurants and hotels built into the caves. It has become a major cultural treasure. Our group of six agreed that it was a fantastic visit, well worth the time and effort. I highly recommend taking the opportunity to see Matera's ancient Sassi.

An UNESCO world heritage site Matera is well worth your time to come and explore. Amazing people…read moreand food. Prices here are very reasonable and there are hundreds of hotels and B&B to choose from. I recommend coming on the shoulder months as it was super pleasant to walk around and not be crushed with people. Matera is filled with history and is the 3rd oldest in the world. Amazing tours to be taken. Transportation is available if walking the steps is a bit much for you. If you come to Southern Italy Matera is a must see.