Bed and breakfast holiday rentals in Province of Foggia

Lory , thank you for welcoming us into your extremely beautiful home . Surroundings & decor very Italian which added to the charm . Great coffee . Really appreciated the clean comfortable room

It was wonderful. Rita is welcoming and friendly. The homemade breakfast was delicious (and too much). It is a beautiful and quiet place in the countryside, the car is just parking there, and it is within walking distance of beautiful Peschini with many restaurants. Highly recommended.

Federica and Lino welcomed us very warmly to their beautiful house Lino conjured up a delicious cappuccino. The breakfast was very tasty. We were allowed to eat the delicious figs and grapes from the tree. I recommend this quiet place surrounded by olive trees. Hammocks invite you to rest and dream. Thanks for everything to Lino and Federica

Charming historic and well restored home. Very central area and full of opportunities for both leisure and cultural. The owner Antonella is very friendly and helpful, if I had to return to Lucera I would choose this structure again.

Excellent accommodation in Termoli a few meters from the train station. Comfortable and clean room. Francesco was a great host, very attentive. Recommended!

We spent a quiet night in this incredible B&B with a panoramic and breathtaking view... reserved and very clean. Carmela and Mauricio could not have been more kind and were warm and welcoming guests. Monica, who prepared breakfast for us, was an angel. We hope to return to this beautiful and quiet hillside town someday. And we highly recommend a delicious local restaurant called La Cantina della Canonica, run by a friendly and extraordinary chef named Rocco, who has taken care of us in an excellent way.

Giuseppe’s place is very comfortable, calm and quiet, we had such a great experience in this place that has a wonderful views, my kids played on the back yard, every room has its own restroom. Place it’s very clean and Giuseppe oriented us on where to go and eat, we visited father San Pio’s sanctuary and have to words to describe this place, if you’re coming for a spiritual experience this is just the right place to stay.

Fantastic stay. Leonardo was great and made sure we had everything we needed.

What a nice and clean space to stay, from the station it is quite far but that doesn't matter very much. No inconvenience from the sounds you will hear from the balcony. A bit of a boring breakfast, but fine

The airbnb from Leonardo was perfect. We really had a great expierence, the house was clean and just renovated, we had our own electronic card to enter the appartment. Also we had a terrace outside on the rooftop. Everything was taken care of, and the communication went well. The city around the airbnb was also a great (local) expierence! We met a lot of nice people from around. The restaurant close by, Osteria Vinalia, was one of the best we saw in Puglia. Really nice staff and amazing food. This location was an important part of our expierence in Italy.

The room is new and modernly furnished. At breakfast there was an huge selection and it could be enjoyed on a terrace with a view.

Excellent stay! Extremely kind and smiling welcome. Everything was ultra clean. Breakfasts are hearty: every day juice, excellent bread, Italian cakes and pastries, charcuterie and Italian cheese... unlimited coffee. The communal kitchen allows you to use dishes, warm up in the microwave, and make coffee, knowing that there is a small hotel fridge in the room. There are also delicious pizzas to take away nearby (at the end of the street exiting on the left). And a big thank you to Teresa and her colleagues, all adorable!

We had a wonderful 2 nights at Villa Elizabetta. The rooms (and the bathrooms) are beautiful, neat and extra spacious. The whole house - and the hosts - exude calmness, peace and love. The shared kitchen is well equipped and the pool is an absolute stunner. We will come back, for sure!

Flavia was a great host, responsive with good advice, making a lot of effort to understand and explain despite the fact that we don't speak Italian! Thank you