Palazzo Bozzi Corso

Puglia, Italy

10 SUITES
PRICES FROM 396 EUROS PER NIGHT

 The Hotel

A palatial ‘home’ like no other, situated in the centre of the historical city of Lecce and dating back to the 18th century, Palazzo Bozzi Corso is a truly unique and charming hotel. Each of the ten suites is an individual masterpiece, exuding the colourful personalities of those they were inspired by. This hotel of distinction balances classic elegance with contemporary design in a truly intimate and inclusive setting.

The ten luxurious suites are arranged into three categories two ‘Classic Rooms’, four ‘Aristocratic Suites’ and four ‘Wellness Suites’, the latter equipped with a double hydromassage shower or a private sauna. Each suite has been individually designed to evoke the colourful personalities and lives of the Fiermonte- Filali family and their celebrated artistic friends. Stylishly modern, every suite is decorated with bespoke furniture created by Le Corbusier, Gio Ponti and Carlo Scarpa and the walls are adorned with distinctive pieces from the family’s art collection.

Accommodation

SUITE LALLA SOUKAINA
Named after the owner’s glamorous daughter, this 66sqm suite is modern elegance defined. Showcasing this vibrant woman through features such as an original fireplace, ornate stuccoes and detailed cornices, the suite cleverly balances period with modern set pieces.

SUITE LADY ASTOR
When the owners’ granduncle Enzo Fiermonte, champion boxer and Hollywood actor, married Lady Astor they became the most glamorous couple of 1930s America. Personifying this glamour and romance, the 62sqm suite’s décor is delicate and feminine, whilst evoking the Palazzo’s enchanting and noble past.

A ROOM WITH A VIEW
Be captivated by the magnificent view over the terraces and rooftops of Lecce’s historic Old Town. Light-filled and elegant, the suite measures 35sqm and is furnished in classic neutral tones with accents of blue.

CAPPUCCINO ROOM
Bathed in glorious daylight, the Cappuccino Suite (30sqm) is dominated by floor to ceiling glass doors that open onto a stunning mosaic-floor terrace. Soft tones complement the modern décor, creating a calming atmosphere.

SUITE RENÉ LETOURNER
This wellness suite (63sqm) pays homage to the owner’s grandfather, the famous French sculptor, René Letourneur, whose passion for art is reflected in exquisite artworks and furnishings, which emulate his art deco style. The star- pinnacled ceilings and priceless art pieces constitute a distinctive feature, while the double hydro-massage shower and free-standing bath give it a private spa feel.

SUITE JACQUES ZWOBADA
This magnificent, 65sqm suite is named after the grandmother’s second husband, the French sculptor Jacques Zwobada. The suite has original architectural features, bold contemporary furniture, a living area and ensuite bathroom with walk-in hydromassage shower.

SUITE JOHN & YOKO
A colourful 59 sqm suite paying tribute to John Lennon and Yoko Ono, friends of the owner’s mother, Anne Filali. Together, Yoko and Anne created the ‘Strawberry Fields Garden’ memorial that stands today in New York’s Central Park. Filled with memorabilia and pop art, the suite has a tongue-in-cheek take on the lively spirit of the seventies.

THE BLUE ROOM
This striking suite is a picture of 1920s Hollywood decadence and sophistication. With vaulted ceilings, a unique blue hue, 18th century stuccoes, and a romantic Juliet balcony overlooking the historic town are all offset by expertly chosen modern artworks and furnishings. It is one of the largest suites at 62sqm and includes a private sauna for guests to enjoy.

SUITE MOULAY IDRISS
Named after the owner’s son, this suite (50sqm) merges the essence of two cultures – Italian and Moroccan. Dramatic vaulted ceilings combined with understated elegance and a charming view of the Palazzo’s garden create a striking balance.

SUITE FERNAND LEGER
This remarkable, 50sqm suite features original watercolours by the owner’s favourite artist, the French sculptor and painter Fernand Leger. The suite has original architectural features and views over the Palazzo’s private garden.

Restaurants

Breakfast and candlelit dinners can be enjoyed in the picturesque 18th century garden at Palazzo Bozzi Corso. Each evening brings new unique dining experiences to be enjoyed, either at the Palazzo, sister hotel La Fiermontina or within the gardens of MAMA Family Museum nearby. All can be tailor- made to guest preferences.
The chef ’s table dinner within the kitchen at Palazzo Bozzi Corso is not to be missed. An opportunity to share an intimate and completely personal dining experience under Leccese stone vaulted ceilings.

Throughout the day, guests at Palazzo Bozzi Corso can enjoy the newly refurbished roof terrace, taking advantage of the open space, picturesque views of Lecce and the dipping pool. An honesty bar is available for guests throughout the day.

Wellness

Palazzo Bozzi Corso benefits from a new roof terrace pool for those looking to spend a day or afternoon relaxing poolside. In the meantime, and if guests are looking for a larger space to swim, they are free to use the outdoor pool at our sister property La Fiermontina, less than a five-minute stroll away.

Palazzo Bozzi Corso boasts a stunning yet discreet spa within the hotel for guests to relax and indulge in our signature treatments and hydrotherapy pool, helping to unwind during their stay.

 

Location

Lecce is known for its ornate Baroque architecture, its beauty and history. The city is small enough to explore and enjoy on foot, with many public buildings boasting lavishly decorated facades – highlights include the Basilica di Santa Croce, Piazza del Duomo and the Triumphal Arch.

Brindisi Airport: 47km / 40 min drive Bari Airport: 168km / 1hr 45 min drive

Stazione di Lecce: 2.2km / 10 min drive