Moses Room - Corte Zeuli B&B
Quadruple loft room, embellished with frescoes and Renaissance-style coffered ceiling, with period furnishings.
On the floor level we find the bedroom with double bed, living area and private bathroom complete with accessories.
The wide interior wooden staircase leads to the loft, which houses two single beds.
Description of the structure
Description of the structure
A true hidden gem, far from the stereotypical taste of mass facilities: discover the pleasure of staying in an aristocratic palace among the oldest in the Old Town. As soon as you pass the lived-in hallway and the clotheslines that tell the story of neighborhood life, you will find waiting for you well-kept and beautifully preserved rooms where you can relive the evocative atmosphere of Bari's Renaissance era, admiring frescoed ceilings and walls.
The location of the B&B allows you to reach with a few steps most of the most fascinating and characteristic places of Bari's capital, making it also a base for excursions throughout the region. The hosts reserve for their guests a warm but discreet welcome, typical of a family environment. Upon request, they will be able to guide you with passion and competence to the knowledge of the places of the city and the province.
The treatment includes a rich breakfast of coffee, milk, barley, tea, homemade sweets such as cakes, cookies and jams, cereals, yogurt, fruit juices, seasonal fruits.
All rooms have wi-fi Internet and TV, and are equipped with detergents, towels, bathrobes and hair dryers.
Room tidying and cleaning are daily, linen changed every three days.
Specific measures COVID-19: Sanitation of all rooms with UVC lamp irradiation ( with ultraviolet emission at a wavelength of 254 nano meters and ozone production )
Accommodation services
Presentation
We are in the veritable historic center of Bari, the so-called "Bari Vecchia," which has gained new momentum thanks to the major public campaign of rehabilitation and enhancement it has been undergoing for some years.
A map of the city and information on museums, exhibitions, events and shows that enliven the beating heart of Bari are at your disposal at the facility.
A stay in the B&B Corte Zeuli is a guarantee of comfort and family hospitality in a charming period building. Thanks to its unique location and the helpfulness of Paola and Claudio, it also offers the opportunity to discover little known corners of the Old Town of Bari and to come into contact with its people, with the traditions of the place, with the genuineness of the products and the spontaneity of the relationships that a globalized society risks to erase.
Historical background:
The first news found about the Zeuli Palace dates back to 1598, the year in which the city of Bari had the first cadastre compiled in which the property owned by the families, then called fuochi, was valued in ounces. At the end of the 1700s the palace was purchased, along with six other adjoining ones, by the Zeuli family, originally from Faenza and later moved to Naples in the extra-sedile nobility. The Zeuli entrusted the restoration of the purchased palaces to Polignano engineer Giuseppe Gimma, author of the construction project and subsequent subdivision of Bari's new suburb and who would later be nicknamed the "father of the Murattiano." Important is the decoration of the ceilings as well as the execution of the frescoes, which, also from the point of view of pictorial style, appear to date from the Renaissance period.