Small Boutique hotels in MATERA

Shelter deep within the ancient vaulted stones and experience the heart of Sassi di Matera in Italy with authentic human hospitality. Each comfortable bedroom features modern luxuries such as its own bathroom with amenities, free Wi-Fi Internet, TV, and kettle. A sofabed provides accommodation for an additional adult or child. One room has a free standing bathtub for a relaxing soak. Explore the area on foot. Stroll through the labyrinth of historic lanes and alleys. Discover hidden treasures with the helpful suggestions of your friendly hosts. Enjoy the bar and terrace on site at Ai Maestri Rooms & Café.

Located in the heart of the Sassi Massera, in an ancient settlement going as far back as the Neolithic age, Basiliani Hotel is set in a carefully restored and modernised historic structure. Combining modern elements with the ancient cave dwelling, excavated into the typical limestone of the region, this charming boutique hotel offers comfortable accommodation in a unique location. Overlooking the Gravina ravine and the Chiese Rupestri Archaeological Park, many of Matera's spectacular landmarks and monuments are a short walk from the property. Among many others, these include the cathedral, and the churches of San Pietro Caveoso and San Pietro Barisano. Standing in the heart of the Murgia Materana natural park, Matera is perfect for exploring this beautiful region of Basilicata. Outdoor activities in the area include mountain biking, horse riding and trekking, while the beaches of the Ionian sea are just fifty kilometres away. Basiliani Hotel has an elegant lounge area, where breakfast is served every morning. Like the rest of the property, it has been restored in a unique style, combining the historic elements of the cave house, the whitewashed walls, ancient cisterns and vaults, with striking modern furnishings and fabrics in contrasting colours. The lounge has a free internet point, and Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel.

This magnificent property is set around a courtyard in the heart of Matera, the spectacular village of cave dwellings in this UNESCO World Heritage Site. Carefully restored from this historic building, carved into the typical limestone of the region, Corte San Pietro now offers exclusive bed and breakfast accommodation in a unique setting. Perfectly located for exploring Matera and its fascinating history, Corte San Pietro is just a stone's throw from the Madonna de Idris cave church, while the 14th century San Pietro Caveoso is also a few steps away. Other fabulous landmarks and monuments include the cathedral and the Tramontano Castle. Set in the heart of the Murgia Materana natural park, Matera is an ideal starting point for countless activities, including horse riding, cycling and trekking. On request, guest may visit La Luna dal Pozzo, a fascinating system of eight underground cisterns, once used for collecting rainwater. Corte San Pietro has just five rooms and suites, all sympathetically restored using original natural stone, ancient timber and antique furniture. Modern amenities have not been forgotten, and the rooms feature ingenious cooling and heating systems, especially created to eliminate the humidity of these underground dwellings. The rooms are also equipped with Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs.

The ancient town of Matera, Italy, is so stunning it has been chosen as the location for numerous historical films; when the film stars come to town, they stay at the hotel La Casa di Lucio. Hotel La Casa di Lucio is located in the centre of the Sassi, the world-renowned quarter built into the limestone cliffs around Matera. This luxury boutique hotel consists of two authentic cave dwellings, plus two additional storeys built above them in the 17th Century. Hotel La Casa di Lucio was entirely renovated by owners Lucio and Anna in 2001: vaulted ceilings, quirky niches and graceful stonework have all been fashioned to create an atmosphere of simple elegance that artfully blends the contemporary with the historical ambiance of Matera.

Located at the heart of the Sassi, Matera's world-renowned limestone cave village, the Hotel in Pietra is an elegant and exclusive boutique hotel. The Hotel in Pietra is housed in a converted 13th century church and the high arched ceilings and quirky cave features make this a truly unique accommodation. With just 8 guestrooms, a large lobby lounge, reading room, Zen room and wine cellar, the Hotel in Pietra will appeal to those who appreciate quiet contemplation and designer difference in the striking historical setting that is Matera, Italy.

The mystical and magical caves from over 1000 years ago in the Matera region of Italy possess, what some may say, the powers Medusa. Within these ancient walls Locanda di San Martino was conceived, a stunning boutique hotel offering guests the experience of a lifetime. The hotel features an ancient Termae Romane Spa, deep within the passages and cisterns of its caves, in which guests travel through to experience a deep healing and mediation. The hotel also features a romantic terrace and bar with views of the stone city and its mythological past. Locanda di San Martino consists of 40 rooms, come of which are located in cave dwellings that have been restored to provide modern comforts but still maintain their 1000-year-old atmosphere. The suites and junior suites compose of an extra luxury of a private jacuzzi. Apart from the magical experience of the ancient spa in Locanda di San Martino, the town of Matera consists of so many wonderful sights to explore such as Sassi, the Cathedral of Matera, Tramontano Castle, and the Palace of annunciation.

Enjoying a spectacular location overlooking the cathedral of Matera, Palazzo Gattini is set in a magnificently restored 18th century palace, with origins going as far back as the 1400's. This luxury boutique hotel offers five-star accommodation and fine dining in a unique, privileged situation. Palazzo Gattini offers guests sweeping views of Sassi Matera and the cathedral from many of its rooms and suites, and the hotel is just a few steps away from many of the most important landmarks and monuments of Matera, including the cathedral itself, the churches of San Pietro Caveoso and San Pietro Barisano and the Palazzo Lanfranchi. Guests wishing to explore further afield will find an immense number of attractions in this beautiful area of Basilicata. The Murgia Materana natural park and the San Giuliano regional reserve are delightful areas for trekking and mountain biking, or simply enjoying nature, while the nearby Ionian coast offers endless sandy beaches, golf courses and spectacular Greek ruins. Palazzo Gattini is host to a fine restaurant, the Don Matteo, where the chef and his team create delicious menus based on traditional regional cuisine, with the accent on the finest local produce. There is also an elegant lounge-bar, and guests can take advantage of the hotel's Spa and Wellness centre, located in the ancient cisterns of the palazzo, which offers a range of water treatments and massages.

This spectacular property enjoys a unique location, set in the ancient caves of Civita Sassi di Matera UNESCO heritage site, in the heart of the Murgia Materana natural park. Authentically restored from these centuries old cave dwellings, Sextantio le Grotte della Civita offers exclusive accommodation and dining experiences in a unique setting. Perfectly situated for exploring this magnificent region, Sextantio le Grotte della Civita offers an immense range of activities in and around the property. These range from guided tours of Sassi di Matera, both by day and by night, horse riding, cycling and trekking in the Murgia Materana natural park, cooking and bread making courses, to wine tastings and candle-lit dinners in the 13th century rock hewn church. All rooms and suites at Sextantio le Grotte della Civita have been sympathetically restored using local materials and antique furnishings. As in all Sextantio's projects, environmental concerns are to the fore, along with respect for the original forms and materials of these historic dwellings. Due to the unique nature of the caves, air-conditioning is unnecessary, while in cooler months underfloor heating and open fireplaces create a warm, welcoming atmosphere.