The trullo is a real life fairytale. The property is even more beautiful in real life. We didn't get to meet Anna in person due to schedule conflicts but she took excellent care of us over email, checking in with us every step of the way. Victoria, her sister, took great care of us as well, leading us straight to our trullo from a meeting point and bringing us Tonia's homemade jam and extra water and orange juice. The fridge was stocked with necessities and there were croissants, bread and coffee on the counter. Freshly picked cherries from the trees in the area were laid out in a bowl for us. We decided to take a cooking class with Victoria and had a wonderful time learning to make orrechiette, bolache, foccacia and much more for an incredible dinner. We had the time of our lives here and we'd go back in a heartbeat.
I will say, it is a must to rent a car for this area, and you must have a gps device. We drove from Rome and it does take quite a bit of focus to navigate to the trullo per Anna's instructions. They will do everything they can to make your navigation easier. The journey is so worth it!