Martino was an excellent host. He was available all the time and replied to any of my questions right away and answered the phone right away when I got there. Unfortunately, I did not have the chance to meet him in person, instead I met his dad, that was very helpful explaining everything in the house. Martino has great English. His dad´s is a bit limited, but enough to understand everything you need. The dimora is lovely! Exactly like the pics and the decor is very hipster and spacious. The bathroom is big and the shower pressure excellent. The bed is very comfy and they have a little kitchen where you can cook (they have some food items for sale if you don´t want to go out) I never used the kitchen tough because I ate out all the time. But it´s nice for an extended stay. I was there just for 2 nights. The dimora is very humid inside, but they have a dehumidifier to help with that. I did not think this factor is a deal breaker to stay here, because the "cave" is really cool.
The wireless was really slow with my phone. However I had a number from the US and I couldn´t get any service in the whole Puglia, unlike Sicily and Rome that I got good signal. The neighborhood is lovely as well. The dimora is nested in the middle of the little villages of block-stone street and is great for a stroll and exploration of charming things. I would recommend you staying here :-) And the price was very very nice as well comparing to the other coast of Italy.
Parking is a bit limited, but not impossible to find at the main street and surrounds that was 4-7 min walk to the dimora.