As our rented Alfa Romeo pulled into the gates of Borgo Egnazia, I knew we were in for a fantastic escape. Far away felt the chaotic Autostrade highway that led us from Naples to Fasano, a small seaside town in Italy’s Puglia region, and the only reality that seemed to exist was in front of us, the white manor beckoning my wife and I inside with flickering candles illuminating the path.
We settled into a white linen couch (the peak of luxury), received the keys to our casetta and were given a brief tour of the 45-acre luxury property, as well as an overview of our itinerary for the week. Before I could say mille grazie to our assigned local friend for the week (like a concierge, you can text them for local recommendations or reservations), I knew I’d likely never want to leave this five-star property.
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