Palazzo Margherita

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Corso Umberto I, 64, 75012 Bernalda MT
Added by Jopie, at 02 March 2015

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• Anonymous

  01 October 2017

  Excellent service

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• Anonymous

  19 July 2017

  Fabulous!! Best hotel in region.

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• Anonymous

  14 May 2017

  Palazzo molto bello

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• Anonymous

  10 December 2016

  Great

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• Anonymous

  21 August 2016

  Just great and unique! You really do feel like it's yours, the whole experience is like a big family home, wonderful rooms, real Italian town, not affected by tourists, great food, but above all its so friendly. Great for a couple of nights in a trip.

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• Anonymous

  21 June 2016

  Excellent

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• Anonymous

  09 March 2015

  We visited the Palazzo Margherita in September 2014. There really is no better place to stay in all of Italy. The staff and the facility are fabulous. It is somewhat hard to believe such a fantastic place exists in a quite town in southern Italy given that this part of the country is mostly neglected by the typical tourist.
  
  The rooms are to die for. The food is fantastic and authentic. The staff and management are extremely gracious and attentive but will leave you to your own as well. They will arrange whatever day trip plans you have and also give you their suggestions while packing your beach bag with towels and water or provisons for a countryside tour. This is the real Italy and their is much to experience and see within a quick trip from Bernalda.
  
  Make sure you visit the ceramics mecca about an hour away. Story has it a family with orginally one cermaics business has sprouted into seven or so. We lost count, but they are all within blocks of each other. The brothers have all set up their own shops. All their works are fantastic and different from each other. We shipped several platters back home.
  
  You could stay inside the Palazzo's grounds all day relaxing by the pool, but you should get out and walk around or bike beyond the town into the countyside. If your lucky they might arrange a local to walk you through the older part of town and provide you its history. We did and many doors were opened to us to taste foods they were cooking, to buy home made pastries, vegatables and sundried tomatoes we brought back to the hotel's kitchen that they included in our evening meal.
  
  I hoping the nearby park bocce courts are fixed up when we return. Can't wait!

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