Puglia, Italy

Canne Bianche

Price per night from$311.14

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If you haven’t entered any dates, the rate shown is provided directly by the hotel and represents the cheapest double room (inclusive of taxes and fees) available in the next 60 days.

Prices have been converted from the hotel’s local currency (EUR300.00), via openexchangerates.org, using today’s exchange rate.

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Style

Pared-back Puglian

Setting

Lapped at by the Adriatic

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They say Italians do it better, and if you’re talking about relaxed, effortless beachside retreats, then Canne Bianche hotel in Puglia is proof that they’re right. It’s a marvel of seafront simplicity – weathered white stone, lime-washed wood, a sprinkling of antiques – framed by eye-popping views and your own secluded sands. And it comes with an abundance of just-fished fare and a welcome as warm as the midday sun.

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Facilities

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Need to know

Rooms

53.

Check–Out

11am, but flexible. Check-in, 3pm.

More details

Rates include a buffet breakfast (cakes, pastries, cereal, fresh fruit, hams, cheeses and a variety of eggs).

Also

Take a moment each day to peer through the telescope in the sea-facing lounge – you might get a close up of dolphins frolicking offshore.

Please note

The hotel’s national identification code (CIN) is IT074007A100027326

Hotel closed

Annually from early November to early March.

At the hotel

Outdoor, not heated swimming pool, 24-hour gym, spa, free WiFi, free on-site parking, games room with a snooker table, bikes to burrow. In rooms: TV, a minibar with free local products, air-conditioning and Rituals bath products

Our favourite rooms

All the white-walled rooms are simple, spacious and dotted with neutral-hued wooden furniture. There’s no sea view from the ground-floor Classic rooms, but they do have their own patios. Superior and Junior Suite rooms boast balconies and an eyeful of the Adriatic.

Poolside

A pristine, turquoise pool runs the width of the hotel, parallel with the sea. A raised sun deck sits at one end; a shallow paddling pool at the other, with plenty of loungers dotted around. From here, it's only a few strides to the sea.

Spa

Need a break from poolside lounging? Head indoors to the Aqua wellness centre; home to a sauna, steam room, an ice waterfall, a Swedish shower, a jacuzzi and four treatment rooms offering an extensive menu of massages, facials and beauty treatments.

Packing tips

Puglia’s beauty is best explored by car, so don’t forget that pesky paper part of your driving license for hire purposes.

Also

There are two Classic rooms specially adapted for wheelchair users and all communal areas are made accessible with ramps.

Pet‐friendly

As long as Fido weighs less than nine kilogrammes, he's welcome to join for €35 a night (paid at check-out) in any of the ground-floor rooms or suites. See more pet-friendly hotels in Puglia.

Children

The hotel’s geared towards grown-ups, but tots are welcome. It’s €35 a night for infants under-three; €170 for three- to nine-year-olds; €200 for over-nines. Extra beds are available for some rooms, babysitting can be arranged and meals can be adapted.

Sustainability efforts

The hotel focuses on using compostable materials throughout and guests are encouraged to minimise water and energy usage during their stay.

Food and Drink

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Top Table

The sun-dappled, bougainvillea-lined terrace just outside the main dining room is a particularly sweet spot for enjoying the cucina's finest fare.

Dress Code

Simple, neutral-toned summer chic to blend in; bright and bold to stand out.

Hotel restaurant

Bunched flowers decorate the rustic tables at Autentico, where the traditional Puglian dishes are a lip-smacking sensation. An impressive shell-hewn chandelier hangs from the ceiling, illuminating a heaving antipasti buffet with salads, burrata and room-scentingly fresh tomatoes. With abundant waters just outside, fresh fish and seafood are main-course staples at Giùammare Osteria, alongside locally sourced meat, just-picked vegetables and homemade ear-shaped orecchiette pasta.

Hotel bar

The open-plan lounge bar Botanico is small and informal, where cocktails and aperitivi are lovingly prepared from home-made spirits. If you prefer your tipple on the terrace, toast the views or at the poolside bar and repair to one of the taupe coloured sofas.

Last orders

Breakfast is served at Autentico from 7.30am to 10.30am; lunch at Giùammare Osteria is between 12.30pm and 2.30pm, dinner at both restaurants is from 7.30pm to 10.30pm. Drinks are poured till 11.30pm.

Room service

Available round the clock.

Location

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Address
Canne Bianche
Via Appia 32
Torre Canne di Fasano (BR)
72015
Italy

Canne Bianche is just off the well-connected road to the small town of Torre Canne, right on the beachfront – perfectly placed for exploring Puglia.

Planes

Brindisi Salento Airport (served by Ryanair from Stansted) is half an hour’s drive away and Bari Karol Wojtyła Airport (EasyJet from Gatwick and Ryanair from Stansted) is a 50-minute drive. The hotel can organise transfers from €130 each way.

Trains

Fasano station – with connections to Bari, Lecce, Milan and Rome – is a 10-minute drive away. The hotel can organise transfers for €30.

Automobiles

From Brindisi, follow the coast-hugging SS379 to Via Appia Antica in Fasano before turning left onto Via Appia Antica itself for about three minutes. From Bari, take the SP73 and turn onto the SS16 in Zona Industriale. Follow signs to Fasano for about 45 minutes and turn onto Via Appia Antica in Torre Canne. There is plenty of free on-site parking at the hotel.

Worth getting out of bed for

Take a walk along the sands, hire a bike and follow the coastline or just punctuate your poolside lazing with an occasional splash in the waves. For something a little more hands-on, the hotel’s kitchen staff host regular masterclasses in Puglian cooking. For exploring, Savelletri, a small fishing town with some enticing rustic restaurants is a five-minute drive to the east. Head further east along the coast and you’ll reach the precarious looking clifftop town of Polignano a Mare, home to a cute cove, some great gelaterias and plenty of ancient history. Alberobello, a 30-minute journey inland, is a Unesco world-heritage site thanks to its tumbledown trulli houses. Ostuni, the ‘white city of Puglia’, with its baroque churches, aristo estates and fine dining, is one of the region’s top draws.

Local restaurants

Saporedisale is a local port-side pizzeria with an expansive selection of local wines. Alberobello’s La Cantina is the place to head for some kitchen showmanship and none-more-Puglian feasting, while nearby Il Poeta Contadino gives an upmarket twist on traditional cooking. Star-grazers will also want to seek out Cielo in Ostuni – a rock-hewn hideaway serving locally sourced, artfully arranged Italian fare. Carnivores should make the 20-minute pilgrimage to Cisternino for its most famous butchers, Zio Pietro. Here you can pick your perfect cut and have it served to your table just as you like it. If you want to treat your peepers and your palate, try Il Bastione in Polignano a Mare – succulent seafood and perfect panoramas of the waterfront town, or the remarkable Grotta Palazzese in a huge, dramatic cave 20 metres above the sea.

Reviews

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By Mr & Mrs Smith

Mr & Mr Smith have just returned from a stay at this luxury Puglian pad, and as soon as they've unpacked their orecchiette pasta and bottles of Primitivo, a full account of their glamorous city break will be with you. In the meantime, just to whet your wanderlust, here's a quick postcard from Puglia.

With all its romantic cities, vine-strewn countryside, dramatic peaks and yacht-filled ports, you could be forgiven for forgetting about Italy’s beaches. But combine relaxed rustica with warm waves, and Canne Bianche is a holiday hotspot that’s hard to beat.

There’s nothing showy here – the views of the Adriatic take care of ‘spectacle’ – but everything is done with loving laid-back charm.

The low-rise white stone building blends brilliantly with its surroundings, softened with coiffed lawns and scattered shrubs. Inside, a pale palette and clean lines are complemented by lime-washed wooden furniture and floral flourishes. The bedrooms are inviting, the pool even more so and the private beach makes it tempting to stay very firmly put. The cuisine is as fresh, authentic and joyously tastebud-pleasing as any you'll find; the service as perfectly casual and brilliantly helpful as you'd hope for. 

When you leave your tranquil base, day-tripping around Puglia's many splendours couldn't be easier. The thought of one last snack and a late-night dip in the sea will see you home before the small hours, though. 

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