Palazzo Daniele, a 19th-century dream

Palazzo Daniele is a hospitality project born from the vision of Italian entrepreneur Gabriele Salini, and Francesco Petrucci, the last descendent of Daniele’s family and owner of Palazzo Daniele. A 9-suite artist guest house, and aristocratic palazzo built in 1861.

Palazzo Daniele is in the heart of Gagliano del Capo, a coastal comune in southern Puglia. Grazing the beautiful Puglia cliffs, the Palazzo is minutes away from beautiful sea-fronts and refreshing beaches.

In the summer, the outdoor pool hosts a tapas bar, the orangery has music, and the open-air courtyard has a fire pit. The food and cuisine is done by Chef Donata, who handpicks fresh products from local farmers, serving breakfast, tapas and dinner on demand. Kaffeehaus also hosts special dinners for two.

Lastly, they have an Orecchiette cooking class, tours in vintage 1960s-1970s cars, and angling with local fishermen.

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The newly opened shop at the hotel makes you want to bring everything home, the result of a collaboration between the renowned Cicileu. Ceramics, intricately woven textiles, statement jewellery, and avant-garde sculptures. The furniture is a curation of elegant and versatile pieces, such as the rattan chairs. In the Art collection, Simon d'Exea's light box is a beautiful contemporary installation that engages the viewers on both a visual and intellectual level.

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