Andrea greeted us immediately (as well as there super friendly and loveable labrador retriever Bea(trice)) and was immediately hospitable and warm. He showed us our trullo and gave us time to settle in before coming back with a map of Alberobello. On the map he showed us all the tips and tricks of Alberobello, including where certain local restaurants were, the super market, the touristy areas, the historic areas, cheaper parking, etc. He also answered any questions we had about the drinking water, Wi-Fi, and other logistical questions. The trullo itself was splendidly updated (you have to remember, it was essentially a stone hut before) as was the property it was on. The trullo has a sufficient kitchen to make what you need, if you needed/wanted to. The property was very quaint and scenic. We were looking for a place away from the bustle (Italy is still relatively busy in Oct) and this was a great place for that. Only a 5m drive to Alberobello, the petrol station, and super markets. We highly recommend the homemade dinner they offer. So much effort, love, and thought went into the meal! At 25€ a person it was a steal. All the vegetables are from there own garden, the freshest you'll ever find. There was so much food (at least 7 dishes, not including dessert) and the orichiette and sauce were handmade! Definitely the highlight of our stay. Of note, the trullo, being a stone hut, is damp/humid. This certainly would not stop us from highly recommending Andrea's trullo, just something to be aware of. Also, the bed (memory mattress) was very comfortable.