Casina Solatia

Casina Solatia is a small, restored 1600s masseria-style B&B in the countryside just outside Nardò, offering a quiet, design-forward stay with an intimate feel.

Photo of Casina Solatia by Rossana Sartori on Google Maps

Historic character with modern comfort: The property preserves its original structure while adding contemporary touches, creating a distinctive “old-meets-new” atmosphere. It’s positioned for a slower pace, away from town noise.

Pool and garden downtime: A swimming pool and garden are central to the experience, giving guests an easy way to unwind between beach trips and sightseeing. The outdoor areas are often described as especially cozy and relaxing.

Rooms set up for easy stays: Casina Solatia offers six rooms, each with a private bathroom. Practical comforts like air conditioning, heating, Wi‑Fi, and a hairdryer are part of the standard setup.

Breakfast that feels hosted: Breakfast is included, and the morning spread is described as generous and rooted in local flavors, with homemade-style sweets and preserves. Guests commonly highlight the warm, attentive welcome from the managers.

Great base for Salento highlights: Staying here puts you close to Nardò’s baroque historic center, while also making it easy to reach coastal spots like Porto Selvaggio and the beaches around Sant’Isidoro.

Car-dependent location: Because Casina Solatia sits in the countryside, you’ll likely want a car for beaches, dinners, and evening strolls in Nardò.

Small-property limitations: With only a handful of rooms, availability can be tight, and on-site facilities are focused more on relaxation than a full-service resort lineup.

Pros	Cons
Restored 1600s masseria charm with stylish details	Not walkable to town; driving is often needed
Pool and garden for quiet, nature-forward relaxation	Limited on-site amenities beyond core B&B comforts
Included breakfast and notably welcoming hosts	Small size can mean limited room availability