Borgo Egnazia

In Google Hotels’ calendar, read on 13 October 2026, the lowest price shown for a single night for 2 adults was €450 on Monday 23 November 2026 and €405 on Tuesday 23 March 2027, the lowest night in the calendar; New Year’s Eve was €1,020, and in July 2027 it was €1,426 on Saturday the 10th and €1,780 on Friday the 2nd. On the hotel’s own booking site the same day, the 7 nights from 22 November 2026 booked together came to €554 a night for 2 in a Borgo Bella room, on the prepaid rate. Google’s calendar gave no price from 6 January to 19 March 2027, and the hotel’s own booking calendar had no night on sale in those weeks. The hotel’s rates include breakfast, and the spa’s wet area comes with the room. On top come Fasano’s city tax, €4.50 to €5 per person per night for up to 7 nights and nothing from January to March, and a discretionary 5% service charge on the final bill.

For a spa holiday, with or without children, the scores say yes. On Google it has 4.7 out of 5 from 2,917 reviews; on Tripadvisor 4.5 from 2,049, with a Travelers’ Choice 2026 award and 4 out of 5 for value; on Booking.com 9.5 out of 10 from 403, with breakfast at 9.5; on Expedia 9.6 from 337. Among the themes Google counts, the property and service receive the most praise, followed by family stays and breakfast; guests discussing the rooms mention the Case with their private pools and, in summer 2026, the air conditioning. Tripadvisor’s summary of its reviews also names expensive meals and service that can be uneven.

8, according to the official site: Due Camini, with a MICHELIN star and cooking built around vegetables, serving dinner Tuesday to Saturday from 7.30pm to 10pm and closed on Sundays and Mondays; La Frasca, a Puglian trattoria; Il Porticato, open all day above La Corte’s pools; the Ossolungo grill; A pizzeri, with its wood-fired oven, outdoors; Cala Masciola, the beach club’s seafood restaurant, in summer; Da Frisella, the restaurant for children up to 12; and La Cantina. There are 3 bars: Bar del Portico, with live music, and Capanno and Angoletto by the pools. Tables are booked online through SevenRooms; the site does not publish the other restaurants’ hours. Gambero Rosso’s 2026 guide named Due Camini the best vegetarian experience.

On the flexible rate, yes: it is a buffet, which guests rate 9.5 out of 10 on Booking.com, and Google lists it as free. In the Case, a local housekeeper cooks breakfast in the kitchen. On a room-only rate, the price of breakfast is not published.

It lies underground, along stone corridors, Vogue writes, and it has everything: a wet area with sanarium, sauna, steam room, ice fountain and relaxation room, the heated indoor pool, infrared chairs, a Technogym gym with an indoor room and an outdoor area, the Roman baths, a circuit of hot and cold waters, and a flotation tank. Booking.com gives it 1,800 m², Gemini 2,000; the hotel publishes no size. In 2023 the World Spa Awards named it Italy’s Best Hotel Spa, and in 2025 Vogue added it to its Global Spa Guide.

Largely, yes, and outside guests can come in for a fee. Hotel guests have the sauna, steam room, sanarium, ice fountain, relaxation room, indoor pool and gym included, Vogue wrote in 2024; the Roman baths and treatments are extra. On 27 September 2026 Perplexity wrote that the spa costs €40 a day for hotel guests too: on the spa’s website, that €40 is paid by those not staying. Outside guests book and prepay treatments 24 hours ahead, plus €40 each to use the spa all day; without treatments, the wet area and gym cost €80 per person for the day. Spa days for outside guests cost from €375 to €555.

From 9am to 7pm according to Vair Spa’s website, from 10.30am to 8pm every day according to the Leading Hotels of the World page; the indoor pool is open all day, the hotel says. And yes, you book: every experience goes through the spa’s reception or Guest Service, and cancellation is free up to 24 hours before; after that, you pay in full.

Massages run from €155 for 45 minutes to €245 for 75, according to Vair Spa’s menu; the sea-inspired U Mâre is €165 for 50 minutes. Face and body treatments go up to €305 for 75 minutes; the Roman baths run from €125 for 50 minutes, €170 for 2, to €245 for 120 minutes, €425 for 2; the flotation tank is €75 for 20 minutes. The products are made from local ingredients, from Mediterranean sea salt to olive oil and herbs.

There are 2 private beaches, and the resort overlooks neither: guests reach them by shuttle, which one guest says runs every 20 minutes. Cala Masciola is a rocky bay with the beach club, loungers, private cabanas, the seafood restaurant and the water-sports centre, open from May and to non-residents too; La Fonte is an equipped sandy beach that the hotel dedicates to families staying at the Borgo. By public road Cala Masciola is 2.1 km, about 5 minutes by car. The resort’s own pages, read on 15 October 2026, give no distance for the path inside the estate, which is not on public maps.

There are 4 shared pools. Vair Spa’s indoor pool is heated and open all day, and children can swim there with an adult; the 2 outdoor pools in La Corte are for guests over 12 in summer and over the holidays; the family pool in Il Borgo, beside the kids club, is heated from mid-September to mid-June, according to Mr & Mrs Smith. On 27 September 2026 Gemini wrote that the outdoor pools are not heated in November: Mr & Mrs Smith says otherwise. Water temperatures are not published; a July 2026 guest puts La Corte’s 2 pools at 32 and 36 metres long. The 28 Case and the La Egnazia suite have private pools.

Yes, with one rule: from June to September, and at Easter, Christmas and New Year, La Corte, with its pools and restaurants, is kept for guests over 12, and families stay in Il Borgo or the Case. There are 3 clubs: Trullalleri for ages 3 to 7, Marinai for 8 to 12 and Tarantari for 13 to 16; Da Frisella is the restaurant for children up to 12. At Vair Spa under-16s can only have the treatments designed for them, and under-18s need written consent from a parent; Mr & Mrs Smith calls the spa adults-only, which is wrong. A cot is free and an extra bed costs €150 a night, according to Booking.com.

Yes: enquiries go to the hotel’s celebrations office, and the whole resort can be booked for exclusive use. La Piazza seats about 350, Italian Venues writes, and the 2018 events brochure lists 11 rooms, up to the Arena of 600 m², with 532 seats in theatre style. The hotel publishes no prices: one wedding guide says quotes start from a block of 20 to 30 rooms for 3 or 4 nights plus a minimum spend on food and drink, and the most recent estimate, from Italian Venues on 16 July 2026, is €130,000 to €250,000 for about 50 guests.

Yes, guests of the group’s hotels pay less. San Domenico Golf, 18 holes between the olive groves and the sea, is next to La Corte and part of the same group: in 2026 its hotel guests pay €65 for 18 holes in low season, €80 in mid season, €95 in high season, from May to July and in September and October, and €105 in August, against €95, €110, €130 and €150 for everyone else. You need an EGA handicap of 36 or better, and a cart costs €55 for 18 holes. Expedia lists the course as closed from 21 to 25 October 2026. The hotel’s offers page has no golf package.

Not on its own booking calendar. Read on 13 October 2026, the hotel’s booking site had no night on sale from 6 January to 19 March 2027, from 8 to 22 December 2026, or on 2 to 4, 9 to 12 and 19 to 21 November 2026; Google Hotels showed no price for those nights either, 15 December apart. The hotel’s 3 nights in the Borgo offer leaves out what it calls seasonal closures, without giving dates. Gemini and Perplexity said it is open all year. The Cala Masciola beach club opens from May.

A New Year’s Eve in the village: on 31 December, the hotel’s Christmas 2026 page announces dinner, the courtyards, music and a party through midnight. Over the holidays there are also Christmas Eve dinner and Christmas lunch at La Frasca and Quattro Torri, with special menus. Menus and prices are not published: the page links to a package in the hotel’s booking engine. In Google Hotels’ calendar, read on 13 October 2026, the lowest price shown for the night of 31 December alone was €1,020 for 2.

Yes: there were 2 on 27 September 2026. Family Affair, in October, for 4 nights or more: the flexible rate with breakfast adds dinner for the whole family, one child up to 12 stays free with 2 adults and the kids club is included. Then 3 nights in the Borgo, in a Casetta Splendida, a Casetta Magnifica or a Casa, with breakfast and a $500 credit for Vair Spa, food and drink, for stays from 14 September to 23 December 2026, bookable until 20 December. Vair Spa also sells spa stays of 3 or 4 nights, from €526 to €684 per person per night.

A 5-star opened in 2010, one of the Leading Hotels of the World since that year, and host of the G7 summit in 2024. The 2018 events brochure counts about 183 units: 63 rooms and suites in La Corte, 92 rooms and Casette in Il Borgo and 28 Case with private pools; Expedia counts 184, Magic Day Events 185. In 2025 The World’s 50 Best Hotels ranked it 63rd, and the MICHELIN Guide gave it 2 Keys.

Dogs are, on request, in some room categories only and up to 35 kg: the hotel says so on its room pages, and they must be declared to the reservations office. Expedia lists a fee of €50 per pet per night and accepts cats too, and Booking.com says charges may apply. Service animals stay free, according to Expedia.

On Strada Comunale Egnazia, Savelletri di Fasano, in the province of Brindisi: in the countryside near the Adriatic, next to San Domenico Golf. There is no town around it, and in the evening the noise comes from the resort itself, with live music or a DJ at Bar del Portico and, in summer, at Cala Masciola. Tripadvisor rates the location 4.4 out of 5.