Here's a review for the non-Italian reader! We stayed here with a cycling tour group and it is a…read moremust stay for the area! However, just note that staying in a Trulli is unique and all the Trulli are unique to each other. Ours was must unusual in that the main bathroom had the toilet in the shower. I believe this is because they had to add a bidet and so they did that by moving the toilet over into the only space available, and that was in the adjoining shower. Ha, and the second bathroom had the most usunual combination of all in one sink, bidet and fold up toilet! It all worked, and was memorable!! No one else in our group had this in their Turlli, so we were lucky!?! So, the Trulli and amazing and beautiful, but just keep in mind that these are old structures and you are there for the experience!!

Mimmo is wonderful. He is so knowlegable about the history of the town as well as the entire Trulli…read morehistory. He must be the "go to guide" in this town!! His personality is amazing-he loves this place and it exudes with his informarion as well.

Horrible place to stay, in the middle of nowhere. Service was terrible and rooms were small and…read moreshady. Don't waste your money here like we did.

Isabelle is the name of the owner and she is kind and pleasant. The views from the Trulli are…read moreimpressive and the accommodations are good. Our room is really meant for two but because we wanted the trulli experience they placed a small cot at the end of our bed for our daughter. It really is fine and the room is a wonderful experience. Although small they still had a kitchen in the room and a small alcove for our suitcases. We are more than happy with our experience thus far. The breakfast is large with lots of options.

I felt compelled to add their business to Yelp because we had such a wonderful weekend staying in a…read moretrullo located in the UNESCO heritage site that is the city of Alberobello near Bari, Puglia. If you haven't yet heard of trulli, I suggest a google search ASAP because these humble abodes are anything but ordinary, it was a dream of mine to sleep in one and on my 30th birthday, my boyfriend surprised me with a trip here to sleep in a trullo for the weekend. There are quite a few options for staying in a trullo, even outside of Alberobello. I do recommend staying here because it is a nice town that has a sort of magical ambiance to it. The people with shops around the area were super nice and full of jokes which I can appreciate. Our trullo was owned by a nearby shop and was probably the most romantic little place I have ever set eyes upon. Everything was renovated and modern, including a very beautiful bathroom with locally-made towels. Everything about it was amazing, the tiny kitchen, the absolutely charming bedroom that looked out of a movie. There were two terraces, one outside and private, and one where we had breakfast brought to us every morning (think local foods like panzarotti, olives, croissants with creme, melon, watermelon, cheese, fruit, cappuccino - everything was incredible). The outside of the trullo was covered in flowers and near a big garden where they picked fresh fruit and left in our rooms, they also gave us bottles of water in the mini fridge which was a really nice touch. I honestly really didn't want to leave this place, it was one of the experiences I've had in Italy.

Underwhelming. Created for the Instagram aesthetic with service and experiences lacking in reality…read more While the property and aesthetic are charming and beautiful, this is a place to visit for an afternoon, but do not waste your money on a stay. It is the definition of "instagram culture" - perfectly curated for gorgeous photos while in reality the service is subpar, the food is bland and the cooking experience is misleading. The latter was the most disappointing. For 55 euro really what you get is a preparation experience, a glass of the house wine and a piece of focaccia. You don't even prepare the foccacia, instead you simply sprinkle on some garnishes. Understood it takes a long time to make and it's not possible but say as much in the description of the experience. This is followed by shaping some different types of pasta - just rolling some dough. You don't get to actually make anything or taste the pasta. Fair that the logistics of doing so would be difficult but price this accordingly - at best worth 25-30 euro. You do not get to taste any actual pasta. You literally just get a piece of bread. The service is also completely lacking. I asked for help with reservations for local restaurants and they were not able to secure any for me. I was told Osteria Piazzette in Ostuni was unavailable all week and when I emailed myself I was able to get a reservation. Their list of recommended restaurants is subpar and catered for tourists. When I shared this feedback at checkout the most they were able to offer was a mediocre cloth apron we wore in the cooking close. For 1800 euro for 4 nights there are far superior places you can stay. Upon arrival, we were already dragging our bag halfway to our room over the gravel when we were asked if we needed help with our bags. For the price paid, this should have been a given. No problem doing so myself if I'm going into a rustic experience with a price that matches. But if you're claiming to be a luxury hotel, then step up the services to reflect this claim . If you're a mid range influencer with basic taste - this is the place for you. If you're a seasoned traveler look elsewhere. The room comfortable enough and the breakfast staff is lovely and a redeeming part of the service.

We stayed for three days of our Italy trip at this superb resort. It was our final stop in Italy…read moreand the best. The facility is beautiful as was our room. Swimming in the wonderful pool was a joy.And the food-PERFECT. The host and hostess and their son made us all feel at home. I cannot wait to return.

From the owner: Resort con 6 camere enorme piscina con grande parco di ulivi e ottimo ristoranteread more