This holiday includes:
Hotel
Flights
(You may add more to your package on the following pages)
- In the heart of Lecce
- On-site restaurant with local dishes
A FOUR-STAR HOTEL IN THE HEART OF THE CITY
Nestled in the heart of Lecce in the Puglia region on Italy’s heel, Hotel Delle Palme offers a warm and inviting retreat surrounded by rich history and cultural heritage. Located just a short stroll from Lecce’s historic city centre, the hotel provides easy access to iconic landmarks, including the Baroque-style architecture of Piazza del Duomo, the Gate of Saint Blaise, and the ancient Roman amphitheatre.
Hotel Delle Palme has comfortable and elegantly appointed rooms, each thoughtfully designed to provide a relaxing retreat among the hustle and bustle of the city. You can enjoy modern amenities such as air-conditioning, free Wi-Fi, a flatscreen TV, as well as a private bathroom.
The hotel serves a delicious daily buffet breakfast in the hotel’s charming dining room, featuring a selection of freshly baked pastries, local cheeses, and seasonal fruits. The restaurant, with ornate wallpapering and mahogany panelled walls, serves typical dishes from the renowned Salento area, as well as classic dishes of both Italian and international cuisine.
For those looking to explore the area further, Hotel Delle Palme is close to the stunning beaches of the Salento Peninsula and the picturesque countryside of Puglia. Whether you want to immerse yourself in the culture or sample the culinary delights of the region, Hotel Delle Palme provides the perfect base for discovering the beauty of Lecce and beyond.
Facilities
Food & Drink
- Bar
- Breakfast room
- Restaurant
Find out more about Lecce
Lecce in southern Puglia is often referred to as the ‘Florence of the South’ thanks to its rich, Baroque, architectural monuments. Sun-warmed, pale-gold buildings line the city centre and its narrow lanes are paved with cobblestones and marble. The city’s most distinctive architecture dates from the 17th century, when the region became rich on the proceeds of olive oil, and the local stone on the outside of buildings was carved into incredibly ornate Baroque decoration.