Apulia, located at the “heel” of Italy, is a charming sunny region that’s full of history and beauty. Part of the Appian Way, an Ancient Roman road, can be seen here amidst beautiful Mediterranean greenery. Castel del Monte, a famous castle built in the 13th century that was declared a world heritage site, is also found in this region. If you’re a fan of architecture, walk along the region’s streets that feature the iconic trulli roofs and quintessential Italian stone facades and arches. As it’s on the southern tip of Italy, it also offers stunning beaches with crystalline water and unforgettable rock formations. Who would want to miss the opportunity to see such beauty? For the best vacation, it’s only right that you pick the perfect accommodation as well. Read on to find the top Airbnb Luxe rentals in Apulia, Italy!
We handpicked these listings carefully, considering (wherever possible) host status, recent guest reviews, location, accommodation type, prices, availability of dates, decor, and access to bespoke experiences as well as luxury services and amenities. The image galleries get refreshed with the latest updates regularly. They were last updated on August 19, 2024.
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1. Baraquiel Villa; San Michele Salentino (from USD 1279)
Looking for a marriage of tradition and luxury? Treat yourself to this gorgeous villa featuring 11 restored stone huts with conical roofs specific to Apulia. The interiors are cosy and clean, with gorgeous round arches to add to the countryside feel. Consider spending a relaxing afternoon at the pool while surrounded by a lush garden, or set up a nice, intimate dinner with your loved ones on the beautiful stone patio.
2. Masseria Lamacoppa; Ostuni (from USD 6252)
Are you looking to feel like royalty on your vacation to the Apulian countryside? If yes, book your stay at this stunning 73-acre (29.5 hectares) estate that features rolling green grass, an organic garden and groves of fruit and olive trees.
It also comes fully staffed with daily housekeeping, chef services, a gardener, and more so you can feel at ease as you indulge in the classic Italian architecture and ambience. Lounge by the beautiful swimming pool and enjoy Southern Italian delicacies sourced directly from the estate and nearby farms, all lovingly prepared by the chef.
3. Trullo Mo; Cisternino (from USD 6174)
If you’ve fallen in love with the stone architecture of Apulia, then indulge yourself by booking this gorgeous villa for your holiday. Its exterior and interior are both full of classic stonework, along with traditional designs like arched doorways, wooden furniture and conical roofs.
It also offers a saltwater pool that’s heated seasonally, making it perfect for you to float and relax as you soak up the sun. A private chef may be hired as well to prepare your lunch and dinner in the fully equipped kitchen.
4. Quaint villa with al fresco dining area; Gagliano del Capo (from USD 991)
Designed by architect Lorenzo Grifantini, this gorgeous property exudes elegance and modernity. With clean, white walls and accents of blue and wood to liven up the look, this place will make you feel content throughout your vacation.
Why not spend an afternoon soaking up the Italian sun outside in the courtyard, where a pristine blue swimming pool awaits you? You could also bring your family and friends and dine together underneath the woven trellis, where beautiful shifting shadows add to the ambience.
5. Stone villa with indoor and outdoor pools; Leverano (from USD 7717)
For large groups travelling to Apulia, this luxurious and historical villa makes a great vacation home. It’s an authentic stone farmhouse characteristic of the Apulian countryside and features stunning amenities such as massive pools, a fully equipped kitchen, and a private spa. Decorated with Tribù furniture and pieces designed by Casimir, the contemporary furniture artist, every room exudes class and artistry.
You will feel at ease knowing that a house manager will be there for your convenience, along with a lifeguard. The rental also has daily maid service, a bartender and other thoughtful provisions so that you have an outstanding holiday.
6. Villa Pizzorusso; Mesagne (from USD 1785)
If you’re looking to stay in a piece of history while on a luxurious vacation, look no further than this 16th-century villa that stands on the historical Appian Way. Nestled amongst olive groves, this restored stone farmhouse features iconic barrel-vaulted ceilings and stone arches. Despite the history that oozes from its walls, the bathrooms are modern and there is air conditioning and WiFi throughout the property.
7. Corte dei Messapi; Ostuni (from USD 1309)
Are you eager to make the most of your summer in Southern Italy? If so, book your stay at Corte dei Messapi. Featuring round arches, stone accents, and a gorgeous white and cream colour scheme, this characteristic Italian villa will surely make for a pleasant and luxurious vacation. Why not swim amidst the view of olive groves in any of the three pools, or plan a dinner with your loved ones and sip wine together in the outdoor dining area?
8. Picturesque Italian vila; Fasano (from USD 1158)
Come and enjoy scenic views of Apulia in this stunning and cosy villa. Overlooking the town and offering distant sea views, this property is designed in white with stone accents.
The wooden furniture is handmade and adds to the rustic charm of the interiors. To truly indulge, walk through the arched doorways and descend the stone steps down to the pool, feeling the Italian sun on your feet and skin before you take a refreshing dip.
9. Pettolecchia La Piccola; Fasano
For travellers opting for a bit more privacy, this 5-acre (2-hectare) property near the sea is a great option. Boasting views of the sea and a vast expanse of greenery, this private retreat offers a fully equipped kitchen, a pizza oven, a wood oven, and several choices of dining areas to indulge in your meals. For an extra cost, you can hire a chef to make every meal a unique culinary experience.
The villa, which is beautifully decorated with the classic stone accents of the Italian countryside, also comes with a pool and bicycles for your leisure.
Fasano, Puglia, Italy, Italy
33.69 km (21.0 mi) from Castello Dentice di FrassoAccommodates: 6
10. Villa featuring multiple outdoor spaces; Carovigno (from USD 825)
This charming modern villa offers distant views of the sea, a refreshing pool, a hot tub, and more. There’s a fully equipped kitchen with a breakfast bar, which you can enjoy to the fullest by also booking a chef or taking the cooking lessons they offer at an added charge. If you’re in the mood to stay in, you can lounge and soak up the sun on the terrace, or sip a few drinks on the patio.
Inside, the ambience is bright and clean, with shades of blue and wooden accents to give you that classic Italian feel.
Witness the charm of Apulia
If you’re eager to explore the charm and history of Apulia, it’s only right that you choose the best accommodation to stay in as well. Explore the historic streets, bask in the gorgeous greenery, and come home to a place of comfort and ease. Pick the best option from this list of the top Airbnb Luxe rentals in Apulia, Italy.
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