Lemon Tree Bed and Breakfast - Puglia, Ostuni, Italy

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Surrounding Area

For lovers of Italian food and drink Puglia produces more olive oil than the rest of Italy put together, and around 75% of all Italian fruit .

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This area of Italy also produces a huge range of Puliese wines, the region accounts for nearly a sixth of the nations grape harvest.

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Top Class Facilities

The English rose meets the Mediterranean olives and lemons in the tasteful interior design. The bedrooms and bathroom are decorated with the theme of roses.

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Bed & Breakfast

Rates:

45 euros a night each for high season. Between July and August. Please telephone me to negotiate rates on 0044( 0)7776401050 0039 346 8516089 35 euros a night each for the rest of the year. 55 euros a night for single room supplement in high season 50 euros a night for single room supplement the rest of the year.




THE DÉCOR

The English rose meets the Mediterranean olives and lemons in the tasteful interior design. The bedrooms and bathroom are decorated with the theme of roses, in the bedding, curtains, towels and decoration. Whilst the breakfast room embellishes the lemon and the olive, in the tablecloths, china, decor and this is also echoed in the large drapes which lead out onto a large veranda and sun soaked terrace, where guests can sit relaxed, absorbing the atmosphere of this enchanting place, making it ideal for a perfect family break.


THE PROPRIETOR

Sue Robinson, who is the proprietor and owner, offers a warm welcome to all her guests, who are made to feel totally relaxed during their stay. She is a horticulturist and photographic journalist travelling regularly to Italy every year for her work, so decided to make Puglia her home.


BREAKFAST

Sue has put together with her creativity of cooking, all her favourites that she has tasted in her travels throughout Italy, in a full course continental breakfast with regional food of the area. Guests can squeeze their own orange juice, slice the home made olive bread and sweet pastry's, taste the local cheeses and meats and sample the home made jams and preserves made from the fruit which is picked from the orchard.


FLIGHTS

There are two international airports, the ‘Palese' at Bari and the ‘Casale' at Brindisi, with Ryan air offering low cost flights every day from London Stanstead, making the region extremely cheap and accessible, with rail and bus links to all areas.