Hotel Seggio

Why it’s on the Edit

Hotel Seggio stands in the old town of Vieste, in the Gargano National Park. It faces the sea, and below it the hotel has a private lido and a pool set among the rocks. The Regione Puglia register gives it three stars.

The pitch is a bed inside the old town and water of your own, with the lido reserved for guests. The hotel describes the stay as a holiday on the Gargano between quiet, history and nature.

The hosts, Lory and Michelangelo, sign the website.

The rooms

The hotel lists four kinds of room. Junior Suites have a lot of space, fine furniture, air conditioning and a view of the sea. Suites add a private terrace with a sea view, and breakfast is included.

Rooms with a sea view are described as relaxing and spacious. Rooms facing the old town are bright and comfortable.

Every room has a private bathroom, TV, safe, minibar, direct phone, free Wi-Fi and air conditioning. Sizes and the number of rooms are not confirmed here, so ask for the size of a specific room.

Choose by the window. A terrace means a Suite, the water means a sea-view room, and the lanes of the old town come with the old-town rooms.

Eating and drinking

Breakfast is the meal the hotel talks about: a small selection of pastries and seasonal fruit. It is included in the Suites and in the sea-view and old-town rooms.

A snack bar appears among the hotel’s services. A restaurant is not confirmed here. The old town of Vieste is, in the hotel’s words, full of shops, craft workshops, bars and restaurants, so for dinner you eat in town. Ask the hotel for a table recommendation when you book, and ask whether your rate includes breakfast.

The setting

The pool is set among the rocks, and the lido lies between the rocks at the foot of the old town, reserved for guests. An internal lift links the rooms to the pool.

The hotel also mentions the beach of Pizzomunno, which can be reached from the hotel. It advertises itinerant trips across Puglia that start from Vieste, with Alberobello among the stops.

For excursions, the hotel’s own page names the church of the Madonna di Merino, the WWF site of La Salata, and the Foresta Umbra, where numerous native species of orchid grow. It also names Peschici and Mattinata, and the ferry to the Tremiti Islands. The coast road is, in its words, particularly loved by motorcyclists.

Good to know

• Category: three stars in the Regione Puglia register, 2026.
• Address: Via Vesta 7, Vieste.
• The hotel says it sits in the Gargano National Park.
• Pets are no longer accepted.
• The hotel has a lift, a TV room, a conference room, a snack bar and a solarium.
• Parking is private and not far from the hotel, and there is a garage in a pedestrian area.
• Breakfast is included in the Suites and in the sea-view and old-town rooms.
• The hotel takes messages on WhatsApp.
• Opening months, children and the number of rooms are not confirmed here.
• Price band: 1 of 5 (estimated: no official rate found).

Who it suits, and who should look elsewhere

Couples and small groups who want to be inside Vieste’s old town, eat in its restaurants and swim without a long trip fit best. A small work group can use the conference room. Guests who prefer a lift to the pool over steps will like it too.

Travelers with a dog or an appetite for a large resort program should look elsewhere, and anyone who needs a restaurant in the hotel should ask first. Hotel Gargano is a sea hotel on the bay of Portonuovo, outside the town, and the Gargano hub lists more.

Getting there

Hotel Seggio is on Via Vesta in the old town of Vieste, on the Gargano. Bari airport is the one to fly into.

A car gets you to Vieste and around the Gargano, but inside the old town you walk. Parking is private and not far from the hotel, so ask which spot is yours before you arrive. Via Vesta 7 is the address to give a taxi or a navigation app.