Hotel in the Sassi of Matera
A Timeless Retreat in the Sassi of Matera
Nestled in the heart of the Sassi of Matera, Hotel Diffuso San Giorgio invites you to immerse yourself in an authentic and unforgettable experience. Here, history and charm blend seamlessly, creating a magical atmosphere where time stands still. Our exclusive suites offer a unique stay, balancing the rustic beauty of ancient cave dwellings with the elegance of historic residences. Each suite features private outdoor spaces, perfect for unwinding in total privacy:- Rock-carved suites – centuries-old cave dwellings with tuff stone walls and sophisticated details, radiating timeless allure.
- Historic palazzo rooms – elegant period residences with vaulted ceilings and designer furnishings, steeped in history and refinement.
Suites in the Heart of the Sassi of Matera
Located in the heart of the Sassi of Matera, just steps away from the city’s main attractions, our hotel offers an authentic stay in a setting rich with history and charm. Our spacious suites, meticulously restored, honor the local heritage while providing a refined and welcoming atmosphere. Every stay is a unique experience: guests can customize every detail to create a tailor-made ambiance suited to their preferences. Upon arrival, you will receive all the information needed to explore Matera in total comfort and relaxation.Best Rate Guaranteed
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Cave Dwellings & Noble Residences
Each accommodation features a living area with a fully equipped kitchen, perfect for those who wish to dine in or enjoy breakfast in the comfort of their suite, surrounded by peace and privacy.
We also offer spacious options for families of up to four guests, ensuring a stay that combines comfort with tradition.
Immersed in the History of Matera
During the hotel’s restoration, an ancient rock-hewn complex was uncovered, hidden beneath the surface for centuries. Today, guests can explore the San Giorgio al Paradiso Rock Complex, a fascinating journey through rock-carved cisterns, ancient water collection channels, and spaces that have transformed over the centuries—from cave to church, from olive press to wine cellar.
