Farilla’s beautiful old apartment is filled with character and charm. You feel like a local living right in the thick of it in the historic old town. Waking up to have coffee and pastries on the sun-drenched terrace was a real treat, as was hearing people going about their day beneath the French windows. (Don’t worry, with the windows closed you’re not disturbed when you want to sleep).
You are a stroll from everything you’re going to want to see and it’s also a perfect base for going off on adventures further afield like Punta Prosciutto (a MUST!).
Farilla was very welcoming, even greeting us with coffee and delicious pasticciotto (pastries which are a Lecce speciality). She also messaged us with lots of recommendations of places to eat when I asked and helped me find out about a little gallery that I wanted to visit.
A lovely place to stay in Lecce!