Relais Histò, nestled within a stunning 70-hectare private park adorned with centuries-old olive trees, is a haven of history and tranquility. This ancient Masseria, originally known as San Pietro di Mutata, dates back to 1392 and stands on the historic lands of Taras, once a Roman villa and later a monastery. The meticulous restoration of this historic village preserved its original architecture and impressive courtyards while seamlessly integrating modern luxury to meet the expectations of discerning travelers. Local artisans played a key role in the restoration, infusing the property with authentic craftsmanship that highlights the timeless charm of the region. With its harmonious blend of heritage and sophistication, Relais Histo offers guests an unparalleled experience, surrounded by the natural beauty of Puglia and the echoes of centuries past.

The rooms and suites at Relais Histo are individually designed, reflecting the property’s rich heritage and timeless elegance. Each space is crafted with a distinct Mediterranean style, characterized by soft, earthy colors that create a serene and welcoming atmosphere. Whether you choose a cozy room or an expansive suite, every accommodation offers a harmonious retreat, perfectly in tune with the tranquility and charm of the surrounding landscape.

Relais Histo’s Restaurant La Lanternaia offers an exceptional dining experience, blending delicious regional and Italian cuisine with an extensive selection of fine wines. Set within a charming and elegant atmosphere, the restaurant celebrates the flavors of the Mediterranean, featuring dishes crafted from locally sourced ingredients and inspired by the rich culinary traditions of Puglia and beyond. During the summer season, guests can also enjoy the property’s delightful pizzeria, where authentic wood-fired pizzas are prepared using the freshest ingredients

Relais Histò boasts a large, elegant swimming pool surrounded by a serene solarium, offering the perfect spot to relax and soak in the beauty of the Mediterranean landscape. Framed by lush greenery and the timeless charm of the Masseria, the pool area is a tranquil oasis where guests can unwind under the warm sun or enjoy a refreshing swim. The Hotel features a magnificent 1,800-square-meter spa, designed to offer guests a haven of wellness and relaxation. This expansive sanctuary combines modern luxury with natural elements, providing a tranquil environment to rejuvenate both body and mind. Skilled therapists offer a range of treatments and rituals inspired by Mediterranean traditions, using natural products to enhance well-being.

• 50 rooms and suite
• Lounge
• Restaurant La Lanternaia
• Bar Caffè Histò
• SPA: sauna, steam room, hammam, treatment rooms,
• large relaxation area
• Wellness programs
• Fully equipped Gym – Technogym
• Heated outdoor and indoor swimming pool
• Parking area available free of charge
• Charging station for electric cars
• Pet friendly
• Cooking classes
• Reception and Concierge Service 24hr
• Bike rental free of charge
• Horse riding experiences
• Private transfers
• Unique experiences
• Ideal location for Private and Corporate Events
• Meeting room up to 220 pax
• Wedding Venue
• Civil Ceremony available
• Open all year round

Relais Histò is the perfect location for events and weddings, offering an unparalleled blend of history, elegance, and natural beauty. For larger ceremonies, the stunning Basilica, with its majestic and timeless architecture, can host up to 200 guests. Whether you’re planning an intimate gathering or a grand wedding, Relais Histo offers a seamless combination of historic charm and modern luxury. 

Our Travel Tips - Puglia

• Isola del Borgo Antico: the Old Town Island is rich in narrow alleys, traditional shops and historic buildings
• Castello Aragonese: a well preserved 15th-century caster on the waterfront
• Museo Nazionale Archeologico (MARTA): one of Italy’s most important archaeological museums
• San Cataldo Cathedral, a stunning example of Baroque architecture
• Ponte Girevole, the iconic swing bridge connecting the Old Town and the modern city
• Explore the beaches: Marina di Pulsano, San Vito, Torre Ovo, Campomarino, San Pietro in Bevagna, Porto Cesareo, Marina di Ginosa, Gallipoli, Spiaggia di Chiatona
• Valle d’Itria: known for its trulli houses, this picturesque valley includes towns like Alberobello (Unesco World Heritage site), Martina Franca, Locorotondo
• Grottaglie: famous of its ceramic tradition
• Massafra: explore the Gravina di San Marco, an impressive canyon with ancient rock-hewn churches and frescos
• Discover the UNESCO-listed Sassi di Matera, ancient cave dwellings carved into the rock
• Parco della Murgia Materana: enjoy hiking in this natural park and its surroundings
• Lecce, known as the “Florence of the South” is a Baroque masterpiece
• Ostuni, known as the “White City” is a dazzling hilltop town in Puglia
• Cooking Classes: learn how to make traditional dishes like orecchiette, ciceri e tria
• Wine tasting: Puglia is a paradise for wine lovers. Primitivo di Manduria, Verdeca, Negroamaro, Nero di Troia