Hotels & Accommodation in Fasano
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For a small, southern Italian town, Fasano is a place of striking contrasts. The urban skyline features both Christian cathedral domes and Moorish minarets, a sign of the crossing cultures in this Mediterranean land. The peaceful, quaint atmosphere is quickly shattered with a trip to the bold, brash Fasanolandia; a high-octane theme park and zoo safari park. Even the architecture has many personalities: pristine, polished hotels sit beside crumbling stone villas. Whatever you discover in Fasano, it’s sure to surprise.
Things to see
Walking around the city centre of Fasano, you will soon be mesmerised by the dazzling white stone buildings. They shimmer in the sunlight, changing colour with the sky. Late Mediterranean afternoons suffuse the buildings with a golden-pink light. The Fasano Minaret is an arresting sight; soaring Islamic architecture in this town otherwise dominated by the grand churches of Catholicism. Down by the sea, in the blindingly beautiful resort of Savelletri has beaches of sand almost as white as the buildings. You can simply relax here, enjoying the warm Med, or you can explore the impressive Roman ruins of Egnazia. If you’re looking for an adrenaline high, head for the nearby Fasanolandia, a theme park fit for any thrill seeker. You can also encounter wild predators here, in the open plains of the Zoo Safari Fasano. Seeing big cats prowling around the olive groves certainly makes for a uniquely Italian safari.
Hotels in Fasano
Fit for the most discerning of travellers, Fasano hotels emphasise local character and individual touches. The luxury hotels in Fasano leave no detail to chance in the pursuit of perfection: the clean white and exposed stone décor fits any Mediterranean fantasy, where the natural and man-made worlds are blurred. Into the traditional setting however, up-to-date amenities are subtly inserted, with flat-screen TVs and free WiFi. Some even have iPod docks. With full-service spas and a choice of gourmet restaurants, these hotels are pure bliss. There are also several more modest guesthouses in Fasano, providing light, airy rooms in charming buildings.
Where to stay
If you are looking for a high-end hotel by the sea, where you’ll be pampered in flawless surroundings, head to Savelletri. It has Fasano’s most expensive hotels, but the service you’ll get there second to none. You’ll be steps away from the resort’s beaches, while the Ancient Roman town of Egnazia is close by. More centrally, Fasano has several guesthouses, offering a rustic, characterful stay on a more reasonable budget. You’ll enjoy all of the town’s local amenities, as well as having the area’s other attractions within reach. For families on an active break, the hotels near Fasanolandia are ideal.
How to get to Fasano
Fasano benefits from being situated between 2 international airports, both located less than 90 minutes away. Bari Airport, to the north of Fasano, is the larger, but flights from several major European destinations also serve Brindisi, to the south. Hiring a car for your stay will make exploring Fasano and the surroundings much easier. It’s also the quickest way to get there from either airport, with the journey by road taking about an hour. Alternatively, you can take a direct train from either Brindisi or Bari. Some of the hotels can arrange airport shuttle services for you.
For a small, southern Italian town, Fasano is a place of striking contrasts. The urban skyline features both Christian cathedral domes and Moorish minarets, a sign of the crossing cultures in this Mediterranean land. The peaceful, quaint atmosphere is quickly shattered with a trip to the bold, brash Fasanolandia; a high-octane theme park and zoo safari park. Even the architecture has many personalities: pristine, polished hotels sit beside crumbling stone villas. Whatever you discover in Fasano, it’s sure to surprise.
Things to see
Walking around the city centre of Fasano, you will soon be mesmerised by the dazzling white stone buildings. They shimmer in the sunlight, changing colour with the sky. Late Mediterranean afternoons suffuse the buildings with a golden-pink light. The Fasano Minaret is an arresting sight; soaring Islamic architecture in this town otherwise dominated by the grand churches of Catholicism. Down by the sea, in the blindingly beautiful resort of Savelletri has beaches of sand almost as white as the buildings. You can simply relax here, enjoying the warm Med, or you can explore the impressive Roman ruins of Egnazia. If you’re looking for an adrenaline high, head for the nearby Fasanolandia, a theme park fit for any thrill seeker. You can also encounter wild predators here, in the open plains of the Zoo Safari Fasano. Seeing big cats prowling around the olive groves certainly makes for a uniquely Italian safari.
Hotels in Fasano
Fit for the most discerning of travellers, Fasano hotels emphasise local character and individual touches. The luxury hotels in Fasano leave no detail to chance in the pursuit of perfection: the clean white and exposed stone décor fits any Mediterranean fantasy, where the natural and man-made worlds are blurred. Into the traditional setting however, up-to-date amenities are subtly inserted, with flat-screen TVs and free WiFi. Some even have iPod docks. With full-service spas and a choice of gourmet restaurants, these hotels are pure bliss. There are also several more modest guesthouses in Fasano, providing light, airy rooms in charming buildings.
Where to stay
If you are looking for a high-end hotel by the sea, where you’ll be pampered in flawless surroundings, head to Savelletri. It has Fasano’s most expensive hotels, but the service you’ll get there second to none. You’ll be steps away from the resort’s beaches, while the Ancient Roman town of Egnazia is close by. More centrally, Fasano has several guesthouses, offering a rustic, characterful stay on a more reasonable budget. You’ll enjoy all of the town’s local amenities, as well as having the area’s other attractions within reach. For families on an active break, the hotels near Fasanolandia are ideal.
How to get to Fasano
Fasano benefits from being situated between 2 international airports, both located less than 90 minutes away. Bari Airport, to the north of Fasano, is the larger, but flights from several major European destinations also serve Brindisi, to the south. Hiring a car for your stay will make exploring Fasano and the surroundings much easier. It’s also the quickest way to get there from either airport, with the journey by road taking about an hour. Alternatively, you can take a direct train from either Brindisi or Bari. Some of the hotels can arrange airport shuttle services for you.
