Rossini Guest House

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Be a traveller, Visit your destination with the attentive eyes of a child

and the respectful manners of a gentleman on a first date.

(G.Gotto)

COMFORT & RELAX

TAILORED TO YOUR NEEDS

Stay in comfortable and pleasantly detailed rooms

Digital Key

Integrated home automation

Smart TV

Workspace

Free Wi Fi

Central area
NO LTZ

Terrace overlooking the old town

Equipped kitchen

Area with services a (supermarket, restaurants, bars, etc.).

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Guest House Rossini, privacy and technology

Alloggio Rossini caters for both travellers and business travellers.

Just a few steps from Piazza XX Settembre, Rossini Guest House enjoys a privileged central location in the heart of Martina Franca. Rossini Guest House is housed in an exquisitely restored historic building, rich in detail and Italian charm. The two double rooms have been designed and equipped with all comforts in order to guarantee each guest a comfortable stay and a cosy environment.

We help you to discover the city, the right addresses and the most secret places, to allow you to grasp the spirit of Martina Franca.

BUSINESS customer?

Discover the services we have dedicated to the business world and the exclusive reserved offer.

If you are in the Itria Valley for work, Alloggio Rossini is the right place for you!

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Maximum autonomy with digital key, self check in and home automation

All check-in and room opening operations are automated, for maximum autonomy and with great attention to confidentiality.

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Between work, comfort and history

The Rossini Guest House is located just outside the LTZ ( Limited Traffic Zone) – It is situated in the extra-mural area. In this zone, there are many services (supermarket, restaurants, bars, etc.).

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History and secrets of Martina Franca

Via Rossini, in Martina Franca, constitutes a segment of the elliptical ring road that runs along the ancient walls of the historic centre.

This road infrastructure was determined in the second half of the 19th century, in order to provide new building areas,following the steady population growth of Martina, known as Franca from 1864.

It is likely that, it was from this date that the ring road that traced, by filling them in, the defensive moats of the ancient city was named to honour the major Italian composers of the 19th century, including Maestro Gioacchino Rossini

Given the strong population growth and limits of costruction, led the population to create access to the historic dwellings only by means of vertical connecting stairs. In addition, the need for the creation of staircases was certainly determined to minimise the clutter of steps in the walls of two neighbouring buildings.