A very lovely, quiet spot, super comfortable and spotless, with very friendly hosts.
Pascale3 settimane fa
★★★·Gallipoli·9.6
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oppure scrivilo e basta — “intorno al 20, tre notti”
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Biancolivo Gallipoli, a refined bed‑and‑breakfast in Salento, offers lush gardens, a terrace, and an outdoor fireplace with hot tub. Guests enjoy private check‑in/out, free WiFi, daily housekeeping, family rooms, bike hire, and barbecue facilities. A continental breakfast features local specialties. Located 5 km from Gallipoli station, 7 km from Castello di Gallipoli, and 85 km from Brindisi Airport.
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Come gli ospiti valutano la struttura, aspetto per aspetto.
A very lovely, quiet spot, super comfortable and spotless, with very friendly hosts.
Pascale·3 settimane fa
The property is well cared for and surrounded by greenery, breathing clean air even though it’s close to Gallipoli. The staff are super courteous and attentive, and breakfast is generous and of good quality.
Francesca·Un mese fa
The setting is idyllic and the staff are adorable. The shower is a bit old, with little water at the level of the shower head, which is the only flaw during the whole stay; everything else is top.
Tesy·Un mese fa
We spent five beautiful days at this property. The location, tucked among olive trees, makes it easy to reach Gallipoli in just a few minutes as well as other Salento destinations. The peace and silence were incredible. The room was spacious and clean. The breakfast was superb, rich, with homemade cakes and/or biscuits, served in a lovely patio. We also appreciated the owners, Betty and Massimo, who gave us lots of useful information about beaches to visit, restaurants, and more, and even lent us a beach umbrella. The staff who handled breakfast were very kind. Honestly, I have no criticism; we liked everything.
Elisa·Un mese fa
The breakfast was good, the place was quiet, and the hostess was attentive. It’s close to Baia Verde beach if you have a car, but otherwise it’s a bit far from everything and you really need a car.
Jean·Un mese fa