Villa Rosanna

Villa Rosanna is a stone-built B&B in the green hills of Selva di Fasano, designed for an easy, quiet stay between countryside and coast.

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Authentic Puglia setting: The property is an early-1900s masseria-style building made from local stone, giving the stay a traditional feel rather than a modern hotel vibe.

Relaxing outdoor time: A swimming pool with sun loungers and umbrellas makes it simple to unwind on-site after a day out in Fasano’s surroundings.

Comfort basics in-room: Rooms come with air conditioning, a private bathroom (with bidet), a flat-screen TV, and a mini-fridge for keeping drinks and snacks handy.

Shared spaces that work: There’s a garden-view common lounge area, plus a sun terrace that suits slow mornings or a post-swim break.

Breakfast included: Breakfast is part of the stay, which helps keep mornings straightforward before heading out.

Good base for day trips: Staying in Fasano puts you within easy reach of places like Alberobello, Ostuni, and the Zoosafari—ideal if you want to explore and return to a quieter hilltop address.

Potential need for a car: Because Villa Rosanna sits in Selva di Fasano, getting to beaches and towns may be easiest with your own transport.

Limited “hotel-style” services: As a B&B, it may not offer the full range of on-site facilities you’d expect from a larger resort.

Extra transport costs: Paid taxi service and a paid airport shuttle are available, which can add to the overall trip budget.

Pros	Cons
Historic stone masseria atmosphere	Car often helpful for getting around
Pool with loungers and umbrellas	Fewer services than a full hotel
Air-conditioned rooms with mini-fridge	Some transport options cost extra

Villa Rosanna in 360°