A boutique hotel, entirely kosher, where you can spend a unique holiday.

Villa Gentile was built in the mid-19th century. It is a historic residence of a noble family from Cassano delle Murge, the Gentile family.

Few historical facts have been inherited about the residence, but Villa Gentile was certainly a venue for important meetings in the imperial salon; it welcomed poets and painters passing through Cassano; it was home to a bourgeoisie committed to the democratisation of society and careful to guarantee the liberal rights of citizens.

Time, fortunately, has not erased everything: the ancient title of Villa Gentile has remained legible on one of the estate’s entrance gates.

This splendid palace, its garden and its annexed spaces have been revalued, trying not to alter the beauty of the place and its history.

Modernity and a contemporary lifestyle embrace the oldest part of the residence and enrich it, giving those who stay here a moment of leisure and well-being.

Strictly Glatt Cholov Isroel, Mashgiach tmidi on site.

Kashrus issued by EK-1K, Rav Yosef MINSKY and Rav Menachem HADAD

Tenuta Gentile is strategically located, offering you the perfect base for a holiday full of unique experiences.

Set out on scenic boat excursions— even by dinghy, no license required— and discover the stunning coastline from a new perspective. Venture inland to explore the ancient cave dwellings of Matera and its renowned “Sassi.” Dive into history at the Taranto museum, home to fascinating exhibits on Apulian Jewish heritage. Don’t miss a visit to the enigmatic Castel del Monte and many other cultural and natural wonders nearby.

The hotel is located in the hinterland of Bari but within a short distance (approx. 30 minutes by car) you have access to breathtakingly beautiful beaches, such as Polignano a Mare or the Ionian Sea.