We stayed at the Trulli Loco’s “Le Chianche” unit. It was our first time staying in a trullo, and although it’s supposed to be rustic, the furnishings kept us comfortable. Vincenzo (who spoke English really well) welcomed us and showed us around the trullo. There was more than adequate heating (we came in the middle of winter, early January). The kitchen had the equipment needed to cook and eat meals: pots, pans, plates, a moka, glasses, cups, an induction stove, and a fridge (no microwave).
There is parking space inside the gated Trulli Loco compound. Our unit had an outdoor space - a terrazza (but we didn’t use it because it was too cold). The outdoor space is quite beautiful, with long views of olive trees all around. There are other trullo units in the compound but you have good privacy in your unit and the outdoor area.
Overall, we found it to be a perfectly tranquil area to rest, and a good base to explore Locorotondo, Alberobello, Cisternino and other nearby towns.