Our family rented the full Borgo Fianco Fianco, which meant we had the whole property to ourselves. It is not set up like a regular home, it's really like a small village, with each room or apartments having its own building. This allowed for privacy between couples while still all staying together. The kitchen is in a central building and then there is also outdoor dining, and indoor dining room (which we did not use), outdoor cooking space and a pool. The owners, Ilona & Jurgen are very hospitable and were close by to help with things we needed. They are not always in town, but they have a local who takes care of the property for them when they are not, his name is Roberto, but we did not get to meet him on this trip. One night Ilona & Jurgen even cooked for us and it was amazing. Some things for guests to know... The Trulli apartment, "piazza" does not have Air conditioning, but our friend staying in there said there was no need for AC as the Trulli kept it comfortable and there was a fan inside that helped move the air around. My husband and I stayed in the Rustico apartment and it was lovely. It had one queen size bed and a single bed in one bedroom and a second bedroom with two single beds, which would be perfect for a family. Rustico has great air conditioning in the bedroom as well as a small refrigerator and central sink with two bathrooms. The main bathroom has a small shower. The other couples stayed in the other two apartments on the property (I forget the names) and they were great. They both had queen beds and full bathrooms. One of the rooms had an issue with the sink leaking, but the owners fixed it right away, so no issue). They also had air conditioning. Wifi was great on the property and we had no connectivity problems. Please note that if you stay here, you do need a car. The road to arrive to the borgo is very narrow, so keep that in mind with the size of your car. a smaller car is probably best, but we had a driver for some of our excursions who picked us up in a large van and they were fine to get to us, but turns can be a little tricky. There is nothing nearby to walk to. You are about a 10 min drive to Fasano town and then about double that to some of the beaches near by. easy drives, but you definitely need a car. You are very close to many of the popular towns in Puglia. We visited Monopoli and Salvietri very easily from the house with our car. For other excursions that were farther or involved wine drinking, we hired a lovely professional driver, Roberto from Apuglia Shuttle and he knew of the Borgo and was able to find us no problem. Something that...