Hotels near Brindisi - Salento Airport - BDS, Brindisi

Brindisi is a beautiful unspoiled place the language barrier was a little bit of a problem but you can get by with Google translate. The area around like Monopoli , Ostuni & Lecce are well worth a visit and the train service is excellent. Food and wine are very good and very reasonable.

Brindisi is so important to me because it was the city where I was born and raised. Our son was also born there. My wife is of Swiss Italian descent, but born in the USA. Our daughter was born in California.

Brindisi is a lovely seaside town - it's not full of tourists and has a nice feel to it. There are many restaurants with good local food. The city is a perfect base for trips to other nearby cities like Bari or Lecce via train, bus or car. And there are many beaches not too far away.

Brindisi is a small city but with a beautiful waterfront. There is not that much to do there and a three day visit is probably enough. We took the train to Lecce which is a forty minute journey and enjoyed that but were glad to return to Brindisi and its waterfront. We found Betty's restaurant at the waterfront which had a good menu and provided excellent food at a reasonable price. Well worth a visit. I would recommend their ice cream!

Brindisi is a good place to stay. There is a good selection of bars and restaurants and the waterside is very pleasant. It is an ideal base to explore Puglia as the transport links are good. The rail service to (for example) Lecce, Polignano a Mare is cheap, clean and comfortable.

Laid back seaside town. Cafe Mada near the station serves beautiful baked snacks (peanut free) and quality coffee at good prices. The Appian Way columns were an impressive sight. We missed out on walking along the main promenade which looks a nice thing to do.