This trullo is not an apartment, it is "glamping." If you go into this knowing what to expect, you will have a wonderful time. There is nothing in the kitchen area to cook with or even to prepare a salad with. There is only an electric espresso maker and a water boiler. You need to hike up a very steep hill with all your food if you want to use the communal kitchen. I actually enjoyed the walk uphill to the kitchen and the pool. It was a bit of exercise.
Also, the water pressure in the tiny bathroom is quite low. Don't expect more than a light rinse off rather than a strong, robust shower. Also, you only have a few minutes of warm water. If you use the water in the kitchen sink first, you will get even less. But who cares? It's hot outside. You won't miss the hot water.
Also, if you intend to spend a lot of time in this trullo during the day or enjoying the little terrace out in front, take note if you are especially noise sensitive like I am: there is a train that runs by every 30 minutes and the neighbors dogs across the street bark enthusiastically all day long. I wore ear plugs at night because the hum from the refrigerator was pretty loud. But that's just my weirdness because of the noise sensitivity thing. If you aren't noise sensitive, then none of this will bother you. Also, bring bug spray because you will be eaten by mosquitoes while you are sleeping.
So, with that in mind, if you are up for a minimalist accommodation, this place is a little bit of heaven. The weather is perfect. The wifi works great. The pool is lovely and refreshing. The location is a good launching pad for nearby towns and Marina responds to all requests immediately. I had great fun taking the cooking class she offered.
She said she was going to charge me for a towel that tore in the middle the very first time I used it, only by placing it around my shoulders after a shower. I found it annoying that she had several conspiracy theories as to why the towel couldn't possibly be defective and that I must have abused it in some way. But in every other aspect, Marina is a wonderful host and the "towel incident" certainly didn't spoil my time there.
Even though I was chomped by mosquitoes, spent the week using an IKEA-quality place-setting knife to prep all my food, I loved my time there and had a great week resting at the trullo and exploring Noci which is just up the street. I would have enjoyed it even more if I had more carefully read the other reviewers' comments so I would have known what to expect. I would recommend it to anyone looking to spend a week in reflection, relaxation and simplicity.