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Families with children of different ages can settle in here, with separate clubs offering younger children and teenagers activities of their own.

What makes it special

Wander the stone lanes between your room and the piazza, where seasonal celebrations bring Puglian village traditions into your stay.

Room to consider

For two adults and two children, Casetta Splendida has bunk beds and a separate main bedroom, with bedrooms on different floors.

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For sandcastles and a family beach day, ask about La Fonte. Its sandy shore, playground and daybeds suit younger children.

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Borgo Egnazia

Borgo Egnazia is a luxury resort in Savelletri di Fasano, Puglia, between the Itria Valley's olive groves and the Adriatic Sea. Pale stone walls, quiet lanes, courtyards, terraces and a central piazza give the property its village-like character. The choice between a room in La Corte, a casetta in Il Borgo and a private villa in Le Case shapes the stay as much as the restaurants, Vair Spa and nearby coast.

Rooms

  • 184 184

Hotel Style

  • Casual Casual

Leisure

  • Fitness Fitness
  • Pool Pool
  • Spa Spa
  • Sauna Sauna

Experiences

  • Wellness Wellness
  • Golf Golf

Facilities

  • Pet Friendly Pet Friendly
  • Gourmet Restaurant Gourmet Restaurant
  • Connecting Rooms Connecting Rooms

Rooms & Suites at Borgo Egnazia

La Corte Bella
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La Corte Bella

355–398 sqft
From 788 USD

A desk carved from local stone and a sofa make up the sitting corner beside the sleeping area. Modern furnishings sit alongside Puglian materials, and...

La Corte Splendida
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La Corte Splendida

452–495 sqft
From 855 USD

Local stone and ceramic details run through the room, from the desk to the bathroom. A sofa provides a sitting area beside the sleeping space....

Borgo Bella
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Borgo Bella

452 sqft
From 974 USD

The room opens onto a private courtyard planted with Mediterranean greenery. Set on the ground floor, it has a sofa in the sitting area and...

Borgo Splendida
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Borgo Splendida

452 sqft
From 979 USD

Sprigs of rosemary, hanging spices and wrought-iron details give the room the feel of a Puglian country house. The sleeping and sitting areas share one...

La Corte Magnifica
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La Corte Magnifica

646–807 sqft
From 1’103 USD

Two sofas and a stone table for four create a living area around a decorative fireplace. The sleeping area sits alongside it, and a private...

Casetta Bella
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Casetta Bella

646 sqft
From 1’170 USD

Bougainvillea, citrus and rosemary grow in the private garden beside the patio. A stone staircase links the two floors of the house, with the living...

Borgo Magnifica
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Borgo Magnifica

592 sqft
From 1’207 USD

A table carved from local stone and a sofa furnish the living area, which is separate from the sleeping space. The bedroom has a four-poster...

Casetta Splendida
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Casetta Splendida

969 sqft
From 1’305 USD

Local ceramics and decorative seeds reflect the style of a Puglian country house. Downstairs, a sofa and dining table share the living area, beside a...

La Corte Meravigliosa
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La Corte Meravigliosa

731 sqft
From 1’407 USD

The large private terrace looks towards the golf course and the sea, with chairs and sun loungers outside. Indoors, two sofas face a decorative stone...

2 Bedroom Casetta Magnifica
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2 Bedroom Casetta Magnifica

969 sqft
From 1’429 USD

The private courtyard has a table, chairs and deckchairs, with a roof terrace above for a wider outlook across the Borgo. Inside, the ground floor...

La Egnazia Suite
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La Egnazia Suite

1,345 sqft
From 1’598 USD

A large central stone bathtub forms the focal point of the bathroom, alongside a double walk-in shower and twin washbasins. The separate bedroom has a...

3 Bedroom Casa Bella
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3 Bedroom Casa Bella

2,691 sqft
From 1’744 USD

A stone fireplace frames the dining area, with a kitchen nearby and a second table outside on the patio. Two living areas and a separate...

3 Bedroom Casa Deliziosa
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3 Bedroom Casa Deliziosa

2,691 sqft
From 1’913 USD

Bougainvillea and a shaded gazebo bring colour to the garden, which opens onto a patio for outdoor dining. Inside, a large stone fireplace forms the...

3 Bedroom Casa Stupenda
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3 Bedroom Casa Stupenda

2,691 sqft
From 2’194 USD

Olive trees surround the garden, where a gazebo shades the patio. The house is built from local Puglian stone, with living spaces spread over three...

3 Bedroom Casa Magnifica
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3 Bedroom Casa Magnifica

2,691 sqft
From 2’588 USD

Pale local stone runs through the house, which opens onto a garden with a shaded patio and gazebo. A separate citrus courtyard sits on the...

La Emma
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La Emma

2,088 sqft
From 2’824 USD

A main suite and a junior suite link together, each with its own bedroom and stone bathroom. Both bathrooms have tubs and separate showers. The...

3 Bedroom Casa Meravigliosa
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3 Bedroom Casa Meravigliosa

2,691 sqft
From 3’151 USD

A citrus courtyard sits below the main garden, with outdoor spaces on different levels. There is shade beneath the patio and gazebo, and loungers stand...

7 Bedroom Casa Padronale
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7 Bedroom Casa Padronale

5,382 sqft
From 17’666 USD

Ancient olive trees, lemons and prickly pears fill the garden, with views towards the golf course, Adriatic and Valle d'Itria. The main living room opens...

This is not a restored historic village, and that distinction matters. Opened in 2010, Borgo Egnazia interprets the region's architecture within a purpose-built resort. Dry-stone walls and pale tufo sit alongside gardens planted with jasmine, rosemary and olive trees. The piazza gives the scattered buildings a meeting point rather than leaving each accommodation area isolated.

The property has the services and variety of a large resort. It will not suit someone looking for a tiny, privately run masseria, but its layout gives a family group several ways to spend the day before meeting again for dinner. Local Advisers help guests arrange experiences around their interests, so the region need not remain a backdrop to a poolside holiday.

La Corte is the main house and the most hotel-like part of Borgo Egnazia. It contains Due Camini, Vair Spa and Bar del Portico, with rooms reached from the central staircase. The current hotel factsheet lists 64 rooms and suites here, alongside 92 rooms and casette in Il Borgo and 27 private villas plus Casa Padronale in Le Case.

La Corte Bella starts at approximately 33 to 37 square meters; La Corte Splendida offers around 42 to 46 square meters. Larger options include La Corte Magnifica and the 125-square-meter La Egnazia suite. The 194-square-meter La Emma combines a suite and junior suite, with two bedrooms, two bathrooms and private gardens with a heated pool. It offers considerably more privacy than a standard room while keeping the central facilities close.

Age rules require attention before booking. From June 1 through September 30, and during Easter, Christmas and New Year's holidays, La Corte's rooms, pools and restaurants are reserved for guests aged 13 and above. Families with younger children should look at Il Borgo or Le Case for those dates.

Il Borgo is the village-style section, built around narrow lanes and a piazza. Its casette provide a useful step between a hotel room and a full villa. Casetta Splendida, for example, has approximately 90 square meters over two floors, with a main bedroom upstairs and a second room with bunk beds downstairs. A living and dining area, kitchen corner, courtyard and roof terrace allow a family of two adults and two children to spread out.

The bedrooms are on different levels, which is worth considering with very young children. A floor plan is more informative here than the room's name alone.

Le Case are independent villas with gardens and private pools. Casa Bella has about 250 square meters over three floors, accommodates up to six guests and includes two living areas and a fully equipped kitchen. Its pool starts at five by two and a half meters, so it is better understood as a private place to cool off than a lap pool. The villa's kitchen and indoor and outdoor dining areas are useful for a week with children or friends.

Casa Padronale extends to approximately 500 square meters for up to 14 guests. Its heated private pool measures at least 18 by 5.5 meters, and the house includes a kitchen with laundry equipment, a separate dining room and a cinema lounge. For a multigenerational gathering, those shared rooms matter as much as the bedrooms. Both villa types have stairs across three levels; discuss mobility needs before selecting a house.

Food is central to the experience. At Michelin-starred Due Camini, chef Domingo Schingaro's current cooking is vegetable-led, with seasonal dishes organized around individual ingredients. This is a more specific proposition than a conventional resort fine-dining menu. Read the current menu when choosing an evening here, especially if you have dietary requirements.

La Frasca takes the trattoria approach, with traditional Puglian recipes and local ingredients. Il Porticato overlooks La Corte's pools and provides a less formal option for salads, regional dishes and fish with seasonal vegetables. Breakfasts prepared by local Massaie remain part of the hotel's identity. Bar del Portico is a place for cocktails, while Cala Masciola brings seafood and drinks to the coast.

Dining plans should reflect the season and the age rules of the area concerned. Having several restaurants does not mean every table or venue is available on every evening.

The two beach settings serve different kinds of day. Cala Masciola Beach Club operates from May through summer, with loungers, cabanas and cocktails. It also welcomes visitors who are not staying at Borgo Egnazia, so it should not be described as exclusively for hotel guests.

La Fonte is the sandy, family-oriented option, with a playground, gazebo bar and shaded beds. That distinction is useful on this varied stretch of Adriatic coastline: a beach-club afternoon and a child's day building sandcastles are not quite the same outing. Check seasonal operations and access arrangements for your dates.

Back at the resort, outdoor pools are distributed between La Corte and Il Borgo, with family swimming beside the Kids Club. There is also a heated indoor pool that welcomes children. It gives a stay outside the main beach season another way to include swimming without relying on warm weather.

Vair means "true" in the local dialect. The spa uses that regional identity in treatments involving local herbs, natural fragrances and a combination of traditional and modern techniques. Therapists tailor the experience to the individual; the appeal is personal attention and time away from the busier parts of the resort, rather than a promised medical result.

Golfers have San Domenico Golf nearby, an 18-hole course between olive groves and the Adriatic, with views toward the ancient site of Egnathia. A round can sit comfortably within a broader family holiday. Tennis, padel and outdoor fitness facilities give non-golfers other active options, while cooking classes and olive-oil tastings bring the focus back to Puglia.

The clubs divide activities by age: Trullalleri for children aged three to seven, Marinai for eight to twelve and Tarantari for teenagers aged thirteen to sixteen. This is useful when siblings have moved beyond enjoying the same games. Check the program and supervision arrangements for the dates of your stay.

Da Frisella is a restaurant for children rather than simply a children's menu in an adult dining room. It serves broths, purées and other suitable food for the youngest guests, with simple dishes for older children up to twelve. Along with the casette and villas, it makes the family infrastructure a practical reason to consider the resort.

Bari and Brindisi are the airport options, while Fasano railway station is about five kilometers away. Arrange the final transfer in advance if arriving by train. A car or planned driver is useful for combining the coast with visits inland, rather than treating the resort as a town-center hotel.

Leave some time for the surrounding region. A cooking lesson or olive-oil tasting can add context to dinner back at the Borgo, and a day exploring Puglia gives the village-inspired design a real-world counterpart. The resort is most rewarding when its convenience leaves you free to explore, not when a full schedule turns the holiday into a list of facilities to use.

Why we love this hotel

Why we love this hotel

Vair Spa tailors treatments to each guest, using local herbs and natural fragrances to connect time for yourself with Puglia.

Due Camini puts vegetables at the center of dinner, exploring seasonal ingredients through different textures and cooking methods for a distinctive meal.

Nearby San Domenico Golf adds 18 holes among olive trees overlooking the Adriatic, making a round easy to include in your stay.

Location of Borgo Egnazia

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What to Know About Borgo Egnazia

Who should choose Borgo Egnazia in Puglia?

Choose Borgo Egnazia if you want a full luxury resort shaped like a Puglian village, with serious wellness, family depth, golf, beach-club access, villas, restaurants, and strong regional identity. It is best for travelers who want more than a simple seaside hotel.

Is Borgo Egnazia better for villas or hotel rooms?

Choose villas if you want privacy, space, multiple bedrooms, and a more residential Puglia stay. Choose rooms or suites if you want easier access to central resort life. Families often prefer Il Borgo or villas, while couples often lean toward La Corte.

Is Borgo Egnazia a good base for the Valle d'Itria?

Yes. Borgo Egnazia works well for exploring the Valle d'Itria because Fasano, Ostuni, Locorotondo, Alberobello, Martina Franca, Monopoli, and Polignano a Mare are all realistic day-trip options. It suits travelers who want resort comfort between cultural outings.

What dining style should guests expect at Borgo Egnazia?

Dining at Borgo Egnazia is broad and strongly Puglian, ranging from refined tasting-menu experiences to relaxed village-style meals, beach-club dining, bars, and family-friendly restaurants. The strongest appeal is the sense that food, place, and local tradition are tied together.

Does Borgo Egnazia have golf nearby?

Yes. Borgo Egnazia is closely connected to San Domenico Golf, one of the best-known golf settings in Puglia. This makes the resort especially appealing for guests who want to combine spa, beach-club days, food, and golf without changing base.

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