Ostuni is a beautiful town, and Fabio’s Grotta is very close in to the center. Being close in is charming, but driving in by car can be a real challenge. Most of the streets are unmarked, and parking is complicated. This is probably the perfect place for travelers who want to be within walking distance of bars, music and more. It’s definitely not the place to stay if you have allergies or asthma... or a car. Fabio describes the house as a “Cave”, which it certainly is, but travelers need to understand that means it is very damp. Fabio has done his best to alleviate that problem by having a dehumidifier located in the living room/bedroom. This does a fair job, but it truly is a cave. Other than the front door, and a small window in the bathroom (both open onto the street), there are no windows, therefore, no fresh air. I should have read all of the reviews, and I would have been more aware of the moisture problem, but I was taken by how nice the place looked in the photos. (A wide angle lens can certainly do some magic.) We left three days earlier than we had planned because of the dampness. WiFi is spotty. Fabio seemed very nice in the beginning, but became annoyed when questioned about the moisture. Instead, he chose to accuse us of not realizing that a cave would be damp and moist, and that we should have known that.