The best Air BnB we have ever stayed in, hands down. The Trullo is absolutely beautiful, and furnished and equipped to an exceptionally high standard. Cinzia and her husband Domenico greeted us personally, meeting us at a nearby hotel so we could follow them back. We didn't arrive until 9pm and it was dark so we really appreciated this as it's quite a remote location down a small lane. They took the time to show us where everything was and how things worked and told us all the best places to visit nearby. Breakfast was provided for our first day - milk, fruit juice, coffee, bread, jam, cereal etc. They recommended a really great supermarket, Dok, a short drive away with easy parking and a great selection of local products. The Trullo was equipped with complete kitchen equipment - pots and pans, chopping boards, knives, cooker, microwave, kettle, toaster, oil, salt, fresh herbs from the garden... there were plenty of lovely clean fluffy towels in the bathrooms, and also shower gel, shampoo and soap, so you don't need to bring those!
The location is beautiful and peaceful, in among olive trees and grape vines, but an easy drive to places of interest - we flew to Brindisi, just under an hour's drive and were also able to visit Lecce and Matera (both just over an hour) as well as closer towns like Martina Franca, Locorotondo, Alberobello, Cisternino and Ostuni. We also took time to just relax at the property - there are beautiful gardens, a choice of places to sit outside, and a couple of relaxing hammocks! I enjoyed my aperol spritz watching the sunset! The living room is in Trullo part of the house and was really cosy for cooler evenings - there is a really good heating system so if you travel outside of summer you will not be cold!
We also loved the family of cats who live outside and were waiting for us in the morning and when we returned from days out!
I honestly couldn't fault anything and would recommend this place without hesitation. We like to visit lots of different places but I would be really tempted to return here.
Thank you Cinzia and Domenico!