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Palazzo Mandurino
The entrance of Palazzo Mandurino: a carved console table beneath the coffered ceiling, the silver candelabra and the flower-shaped wall light glowing on the wall.

The residence

Palazzo Mandurino offers an experience like no other, combining exclusive settings with shared spaces devoted to relaxation, to the quiet of your stay, and to togetherness. The suites and the shared spaces open onto a splendid garden with pool and terraces, letting guests immerse themselves in the beauty and elegance of the Palace's spaces. The furnishings and the stone bring out the historic architecture, striking a perfect balance between tradition and modernity.

Palazzo Mandurino is not just a place to stay, but a complete experience that celebrates wellbeing and beauty in every detail.

The hall at Palazzo Mandurino: cross-vaulted ceilings in Lecce stone, damask and blue velvet sofas, the piano in the background and flower-shaped wall lights on the walls.

The Great Hall

The Palace's great hall is an immersion in history and taste, where early-twentieth-century architecture is enhanced by curated furnishings and handcrafted pieces. Our restaurant and lounge bar share this elegant setting, making it a versatile, refined venue, ideal for hosting any kind of occasion.

The garden of Palazzo Mandurino seen from above: the turquoise pool set into the stone, red cushions on its edge, the olive tree shading the paving and the iron tables with red chairs.

Garden & terraces

Under the Salento sun, our garden is a citrus-scented refuge where time stands still. Here, within walls of Lecce stone, you'll find an exclusive pool complete with waterfalls, hydromassage and chromotherapy, designed for renewal in complete privacy. For those who love endless horizons, the wide panoramic rooftop offers a 360° view over the town's roofs, giving you the magic of a true Salento sunset in every season.

A shared room of the Palace: two dark green velvet armchairs and two side tables beneath the large black-and-white photograph of an olive grove, the flower-shaped wall light glowing, the brass floor lamp and the cementine tiles.

The shared rooms

Every corner of the Palace hides a small refuge: from the reading nook bathed in natural light, perfect for a book and a drink from the bar, to the tea room, where you can unwind among fine infusions and local pastries. For those seeking focus, we have a private study room, while wine lovers can close the day in our tasting room, among a selection of wines that tell the soul of Salento.

The inner courtyard of Palazzo Mandurino at dusk: the stone walls, the flower-shaped wall lights glowing, orange trees in the foreground and tables with red chairs.
Palazzo Mandurino seen from the square's garden: the Lecce-stone façade with its three pedimented windows, the wrought-iron balcony bright with geraniums and the green arched gate, between an olive tree and a dwarf palm, with a corten-steel sculpture in the foreground.The Palace wine room beneath the stone vault: the long wooden table, bottles on the shelves, ceramic pumi and the flower-shaped wall light glowing on the stone.
The lounge bar counter: jars of infusions with hand-written labels — mint, liquorice, rosehip — on the solid wood counter, next to the coffee machine.
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