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Torreserena Resort – all-inclusive · Ginosa, Italy
Ginosa, Italy

Torreserena Resort

Rating: 8.8/10 · Read reviews

About this resort

The Torreserena Resort is a four-star beach hotel in Ginosa. It boasts 400 rooms, a private beach and a garden terrace.

For family beach breaks

There is a children's pool and water park close to the beach for families. The on-site spa offers adults another option.

Facilities & features

Check-in / check-out
16:00 / 10:00
Max. number of people per room
4
Views
Garden View
Number of rooms
400
Hotel chain
Bluserena
Paying at the hotel
Visa, Maestro, Mastercard, American Express, Diners Club

Number of guests

3 guests4 guests

Location

Beachfrontprivate beachGarden / terrace

Facilities

balconyBarconference roomFitnessFree parkingFree WiFiRestaurantSpa & wellnesstransferSwimming pool

Your ideal stay

Accessible

Suitable for

FamiliesPet-friendly

Accommodation type

Hotel

Children

Children's poolKid-friendlyWater park

In the surrounding area

Bernalda Centre14.5 km
Ginosa Centre21.3 km
Palagiano Centre24.2 km
Beach930 m
Supermarket1.8 km
Pharmacy3.2 km
Hospital3.3 km
Cash machine2.8 km
Bari Karol Wojtyła International110 km · ±93 min

Location

Contrada Torre Mattone, Ginosa, 74025, Ginosa, Italy

8.8/10Read reviews
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Location & surroundings

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Airport distance

110 km

Bari Karol Wojtyła International (BRI) · ± 93 min

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Airports nearby

Bari Karol Wojtyła International (BRI)110 km · 93 min
Brindisi (BDS)112 km · 105 min
Lamezia Terme Sant'Eufemia International (SUF)231 km · 196 min
Naples International (NAP)278 km · 219 min
Tirana International Airport Mother Teresa (TIA)1976 km · 1457 min

Frequently asked questions

What is the nearest airport to Torreserena Resort?

The nearest international airport is Bari Karol Wojtyła International, about 82 km away.

Is Torreserena Resort on the beach?

Torreserena Resort is on or close to the beach, so you reach the sea quickly.

Is Torreserena Resort suitable for families?

Yes, Torreserena Resort has facilities suitable for families with children.

Does Torreserena Resort have a spa or wellness area?

Yes, Torreserena Resort has a spa and wellness offering to relax.

How many stars does Torreserena Resort have?

Torreserena Resort is a 4-star property.

Are pets allowed at Torreserena Resort?

Torreserena Resort is listed as pet-friendly. Check the conditions with the provider.

What guests say

8.8

Very good

3241 reviews via Google

Coach Gaetano is an outstanding football coach. My son, Jake, really enjoyed every training session. Jake and Kay also loved their tennis lessons, and their coach was fantastic. The facilities were excellent and well maintained. Unfortunately, the check-in process could have been much better. We weren't given any information about how or when to book the other restaurant, nor were we properly informed about what was included in our all-inclusive package. In our opinion, the kids' all-inclusive package wasn't worth it. The food in the main restaurant was good, but we felt there could have been a greater variety. For anyone planning to stay at this hotel, I wouldn't recommend paying extra for the all-inclusive package, as it doesn't offer good value for money. Overall, we had a lovely stay and really enjoyed our holiday. If there was one thing I would change, it would be the communication at check-in and the value of the all-inclusive package.

4/5Rebecca Spiteri· 2026-07-05· via Google

I had a very pleasant stay at Torreserena Resort. The rooms were spacious, clean, and comfortable, and I felt well taken care of throughout my visit. The staff were friendly and professional, always ready to help with anything I needed. I especially appreciated the variety of activities and entertainment options, which made it easy to both relax and stay active. The resort grounds are well kept, with plenty of space to enjoy the outdoors. Overall, it was a great place to unwind and enjoy a few days away, and I would be happy to return in the future.

5/5Ronja Unkelbach· 2025-09-25· via Google

It's an okay experience. 100% family friendly. Not so fun as a single. Room is small. Resturants are not open all day and it leaves large gaps in the ability to get a good meal. Snacks are available to purchase. The location is far from anything so a taxi is expensive to get around outside the compound. The beach is pretty good and the ability to reserve in advance a box lunch was very nice and useful since all other left to eat at the restaurant leaving the beach to myself. I 0% like that the pool is closed at 7pm. Perfect time to night swim with the amazing light yet I cannot. I only speak English so I did find navigating their "app" difficult to set up my profile. Afterwards it was very informative and I wish I had this information when booking. Friendly staff and organized area just not quite what I am looking for for a vacation.

4/5Phillip Spencer· 2025-07-12· via Google

This is for the international crowd and those who are used to a different kind of standard for a 4 star family resort (see Mangia’s for a good alternative). Checked in today: family of 7, with their extra all inclusive formula for 9 nights, one double room, one room for 5 (3 adults and 2 children). It takes about fourty minutes to check in and even though we are blessed with technology, they will give you 5 different paper cards (towels, beach etc) that are so very easy to lose, but never mind. Bring your suitcases with you and please don’t be fooled by their offer to send it to your room, half an hour later we just walked back to reception and got them because they hadn’t even been moved yet. Next, the room wouldn’t open, there was confusion over the fact that on the paper envelope it said one building and one room, but on the luggage another. In the end, we manage. Rooms are small, pictures are not really what you will find, but they are fairly new so at least that’s okay. Wait, let’s go back. Did I mention, that this is also the first hotel where they will take money for the first night when you book, but then if you don’t go back and pay the remaining fee, they will cancel your room? Ow, they did send an email (no call because my number is clearly english and there would be a struggle there) which unfortunately had gone to junk and only when I got a “cancellation” email from their automatic server, I was made aware something wasn’t right and called the number to sort it out. But now back to our first day experience here. The Beach is included. BUT. If you are paying for 5 people in one room, just know that only 2 sun beds are included regardless of how many people they’ve actually charged you for in the occupancy of your room (again 5). You will have to pay for any additional ones you may wish to have so that your kids don’t have to lounge in the 50 degrees sand otherwise. Also watch out for jellyfish. This is obviously not the hotel’s fault, but there are quite a few in the sea and there are no signs to warn you. But let’s go back. How does one get to the beach? Mm either by walking 20 odd minutes in 38 degrees no shade or through a minibus service that leaves from outside the restaurant. Now, one may expect to catch such service from the clear board that says “SHUTTLE BUS STOP” with a lovely wooden shaded structure etc. WRONG. The bus will actually leave from 100 meters away, where you did notice some people hanging under the trees in what I now assume is a queue system, because they can’t be bother to respect the simple sign they’ve put up and pick up people from the rightfully designated place. So mums with babies will be left down, families will have to wait another 15/20 mins or you can just embrace the italian in your and say “screw it” and also go wait under the tree instead. We’ve only had the pleasure of lunch so far. Food was good, some options more than others, but no complaints. Dessert choice is a bit funny and limited: 2 types of cake (chocolate or lemon) and one free ice-cream flavour (pistachio for the refined 4/5 years old who of course should be more mature than vanilla, chocolate and strawberry). A quite long queue for the one bar location where you can purchase drinks as no juice station for kids within the normal all you can eat formula, and just overall confusion altogether. Also, if you’ve planned an actual family vacation that involved multiple people in different rooms that like each other/or need to be close to each other for various reason, don’t bother asking to be set together. One room will be in building 18, one in 7 and the other in Bari and no one will try to help because customer service is not a real thing over here. To be continued, after all this is just the first day and I’m an open minded person. Things may turn around, as I don’t really think it can go lower ( you never know), but in the meantime how I wished we had read reviews more carefully before booking as some signs were clearly there, but we let the very nice photoshopped images fool us. Amateurs!

2/5Helleyne Agnellini· 2025-08-08· via Google

very pleasant stay. the structure is modern and well looked after. There are many dedicated facilities for children and the entertainment staff is truly fantastic. There is a shuttle service included to get to the private beach. a bit of confusion during meals but this is only due to the number of guests. food quality normal. for adults there is a fitness area, padel courts, tennis and five-a-side football.

5/5Aghssa Kjsdaea· 2024-08-25· via Google
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