Palazzo Ambasciatore

Palazzo Ambasciatore takes its name from the Ambassador of the Kingdom of Naples, who lived in this noble 16th-century residence during the 18th century. A trusted advisor to King Ferdinand — and, more intriguingly, the lover of Queen Carolina — the ambassador hosted the Queen on several secret visits to the house. Today, Palazzo Ambasciatore is undeniably fit for a queen, and offers guests the chance to experience the elegance and charm of a bygone era.

After more than 40 years of abandonment, the property was lovingly restored by Szilvia and Giuseppe, who modernised the amenities while preserving the building’s original character. The villa is tastefully decorated with local touches: hand-embroidered linens, warm Trani stone details, and traditional limestone finishes. The highlight is the private terrace — perfect for breakfast, a sun-drenched aperitif, or simply relaxing under the Puglian sky. Guests also have direct access to the garden, where a swimming pool and sun terrace await.

The villa features 6 bedrooms and can accommodate up to 14 guests in total, thanks to additional beds in the spacious living areas — making it ideal for large families or groups of friends.

Sustainability is also at the heart of the Palazzo’s philosophy. Solar panels power its heating and cooling systems, breakfast is prepared using only organic ingredients, and thoughtful measures are in place to reduce waste — ensuring that your stay is both indulgent and environmentally conscious.