Casa Florean is a 19th century house located in the historic center, the typical vaults and the local stone walls of Lecce transform the permanence into an immersive experience in the past and in the tradition of Salento. The period furnishings have been carefully chosen to maintain the style of typical Lecce houses and modern comforts. Our dream is to offer guests an unforgettable stay in one of the most beautiful and monumental baroque cities in Italy. Casa Florean is not a "holiday home", it is a real family home, inside there is the story of my family. Take care as if it were yours. Small accidents and distractions can happen, I ask you the courtesy to inform me in time. Thank you for the attention you give to this house of mine, I am happy that, for the time you want, you will become yours too.

My name is Silvia, I come from Venetian region and I live for many years in Milan, a city that has adopted me and I love very much, but I love our South even more and I wanted to make here my little shelter. I've been working in a company, in the Human Resources department, and working with people is my passion, together with cinema, American literature, the sea and Bruce Springsteen.

Casa Florean is located a few steps from Porta S. Biagio, the gate of Lecce that faces south-east and was built in 1700 set among the ancient buildings of Lecce. At the center of Porta S. Biagio opens an immense arch that acts as a communication gateway between the two areas of Lecce, the old and the new. The façade of Porta S. Biagio is punctuated by double lateral columns and is richly carved with delicate and small decorations in Lecce stone, embellished by the two coats of arms of the city of Lecce and the statue of S.Oronzo at the top. Lecce is the city of churches, the closest to Casa Florean is the church of the Mother of God and San Nicolò, also known as the Church of the Scalze, a baroque church of Lecce whose construction dates back to 1631 for disposition of the patrician Lecce Belisario Paladini . Attiguous is the former Scalze monastery, which was purchased in 1903 by the Salesian Sisters of the Sacred Hearts to make it the definitive seat of the general house and of the Institute for the deaf-mutes founded by St. Philip Smaldone. From Casa Florean you can reach the Duomo in just a few minutes walking along the enchanting streets of Lecce.