Carpino Hotels from S$82

"The room was spotless! The receptionist took his time to provide more information on local bus transportation to Monte Sant’Angelo. The hotel is a stone’s throw away from Padre Pio sanctuary. They offer free breakfast with decent options. "

"Super clean, very helpful host"

"Our stay was simply amazing hotel and staff were great!"

"Friendly staff, modern with comfy bed, even though there were not many guests it didn’t feel empty. Great restaurant for dinner and a good selection for breakfast too. Clean throughout the whole facility."

"Gorgeous resort off the beaten path- felt like a slice of heaven- room was modern, comfortable- stayed on the nonpremium side of resort, but was beautiful with elevator down to private beach with assigned chairs- sea was so lovely. Felt like an amazing way to start our trip in Puglia. Restaurant was very nice for breakfast and dinner- breathtaking views- staff were so nice. Thank you!"

"Excellent location, and all the amenities, full recomended "

"Very gorgeous & upscale hotel. All marble floors, chandeliers & an EXCELLENT location to the church. Very friendly service. There wouldn’t be another hotel that could beat this. The woodwork at the check in was so ornate & stunning. I even bought an oil painting on canvas of Padre Pio from a famous artist that were for sale in the lobby. "

"Good breakfast "

"Luccia, the owner, brings “light” to your day with her warm spirit and southern hospitality. The food is simple but amazing; demonstrating that good ingredients and affectionate cooks make a difference! Torre Bruno is set among olive trees and strategically located near many sites like San Giovanni del Rotundo, San Michele, and the northern Puglian beach towns of Vieste and Peschici. It’s a mountain town, so driving to these locations requires attentive driving on mountain roads that should be done during the day. It is best to plan to eat there at night when the sun goes down early or nearby in the town of Carpino. The agriturismo is pet friendly and Benny and Machi greeted us warmly upon our daily returns and discouraged the cingali night. The olive oil produced at Torre Bruno is some of the best I have ever tasted, so I had to buy a bottle to bring home. "