Based on the picture and description, we knew we were staying in a trullo and we wanted to. What you can't see is it is enclosed in a small modern complex of other units and the added on kitchen and bath match and abut those other units. Just a bit of a surprise. I thought it was a free standing trullo perhaps abutting other trullos. Not that it really detracts. Just didn't realize.

The unit inside is charming. The trullo part contains the living room and up a sturdy wooden spiral set of steps lies the bedroom on a mezzanine level at the top of the stone roof. The kitchen, laundry and bath are in the modern addition. There are changes in levels with a few steps down to the kitchen, up one to the laundry, etc. There is a tiny and lovely patio with a beautifully shaped olive tree and covered dining table, etc. which abuts the unit next door.

Veronique was friendly and easy to communicate with. She left a few starting supplies...breakfast pastry, water, coffee, etc. with nice dishes and decent pans. Could use a couple more wine glasses. Didn't have enough for company. We loved Alberobello, especially the historic part. Had some really nice meals nearby.

And we took a trip, 2 hr. away to Castelmezzano which is in the Dolomite mountains and stunning to see.

I had long wanted to see these trullos and they didn't disappoint. It was everything I'd hoped for.