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Suite Barone Filippo, I Tre Bacili

suite barone filippo


The suite has two separate rooms and a bathroom, plus an outdoor private one.

The furnishings are the result of a passionate research between fabrics, materials and design forms. The large star vaults at 5 meters make the living room and bedroom very special, as does the barrel vault in the bathroom. The architectural and stylistic choices include a comfortable and contemporary sofa, a large double bed with a triple hygienic sheet, hand-polished cocciopesto floors, bathtub and shower with fixed rain showerhead and a practical hand shower, fully LED lighting, soundproof glass doors.

The Living Room, elegant and equipped with a comfortable sofa that, when necessary, transforms into a single bed just as comfortable as the others in the Mansion.

All to create the perfect atmosphere for a stay tailored to the most demanding Guests.

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Floor area

41 m²

Guests

3 Guests

Double bed

200x210

Single bed

200x90

Bathroom

Shower
+ Tub

DISTINCTIVE ELEMENTS

  • Outdoor space

  • Bed 200x210

  • Double height pillows

  • Minibar

  • Tea/Coffé set/Kettle

  • Wi-Fi

  • Smart TV

  • Soundbar

  • Safe deposit box

  • Living room

  • Breakfast included

  • Pool access

HISTORY

Filippo BACILE was born in 1827 and died at the age of 84, is remembered as the venerable figure of gentlemen in Terra d'Otranto.

A luminary of knowledge and vast culture, he was an example of virtue both in private and public life.

A passionate and dedicated student of the most brilliant sciences and arts, throughout his life he was animated by noble and patriotic ideals.

He turned out to be a profound scientist, an eminent and elegant man of letters, a brilliant artist and above all a valiant follower of a new science such as art criticism.

He was a revolutionary producer of lamp oil, he designed the institute of the Marcelline sisters in Lecce, the Palazzo Rizzelli in Spongano, the Parish Church of Nociglia and the façade of the Church of Our Lady of the Rosary in Castro. He supported with intellect and sacrifices the construction of the Railway of Capo di Leuca.

Traditional Salento dry stone wall