Me and my husband spent 3 amazing days at the trullo. The fully refurbished and carefully decorated old structure was incredibly accomodating - with all the modern utilities, yet placed in the middle of the apulian countryside, among olive trees and arable land. The accomodation has everything you need, including a Moka Pot, for us coffee lovers :) It was indeed a treat to drink homemade (moka) italian espresso on the trullo's terrace every morning - coffee on the house, by the way!
Getting to the trullo is quite easy, especially if you come by car. Nevertheless, we didn't want to rent one, so we used the public transportation in the area - trains and busses - to go from a town to another (like from Locorotondo to Alberobello) - and walked from the town to the trullo. It's a 40 min - 1 hour pleasant walk through the scenic apulian countryside, which is in itself a trip worth taking!
Locorotondo is very neat, clean and well preserved and cheaper than Alberobello or Bari, with delicious pizzas, panini, piadine and coffee! The restaurants and cafes are highly frequened by locals, so you can guess that everything served is fresh, tasty and authentic!
To try to sum it up, we had such a relaxing and energysing stay at Leonardo's trulli suite and would like to come back and try the bicycle routes throughout the valley of Itria!