Luxury Hotels in Matera

Palazzo Gattini Luxury occupies a converted 16th-century nobleman’s residence carved into the tufa stone of the Sassi. The lobby feels like a cool, vaulted cave – exposed rock walls, soft amber lighti

Hotel Sant'Angelo occupies a restored 13th-century monastery carved into the limestone cliffs of the Sassi district. The lobby – with its exposed rock walls, vaulted ceilings and sparse modern furnitu

La Suite Matera Hotel & SPA occupies a restored 18th-century palazzo carved into the Sasso Barisano ravine, with most rooms opening directly onto the gorge. The lobby is cool stone and soft lamplight,

Hotel La Corte occupies a restored 18th-century palace carved into the limestone of the Sassi district. The lobby is cool, quiet and stone-vaulted, with pale local stone contrasting against dark wood

Hotel San Domenico occupies a former 17th-century monastery carved into the tufa rock of the Sassi. The lobby feels like a cool stone cave: vaulted ceilings, subdued lighting, and the faint scent of a

Masseria Fontana di Vite feels like a working farm that grew up into a hotel: think gravel courtyards, olive groves, and a pale stone masseria that blushes gold in late afternoon light. The lobby is c

The Cenobio Hotel Matera occupies a cluster of restored cave houses on the edge of the Sasso Barisano, blending original stone vaults, pale tufa walls and modern minimalist furnishings. The lobby feel

Palace Hotel is a polished 4-star in the historic Sassi district, carved into the limestone cliff with panoramic views across the Gravina canyon. It blends modern minimalism with cave-chic: think expo

Hotel Ridola Matera occupies a restored 17th-century palazzo near the Sassi, blending original stone vaults with crisp modern furnishings. The lobby feels calm and cool, a retreat from the summer heat

The Nazionale stacks function over fuss – a clean, marble-floored lobby where business travellers and tours check in under a high, cool ceiling. It’s four-star comfort pitched at people who want a sol