Our stay in the "Trullo" was exactly the kind of airbnb experience that one hopes for...where you meet the hosts as strangers and come away after your stay as friends! Laura and Mimmo were generous and gracious hosts and provided us with everything that we needed at the Trullo. But what really made the experience great was that we shared a very special morning when our hosts offered to take us along to visit an olive tree orchard that had some of the oldest continually producing olive trees in Italy that are said to be more than 2,000 years old! It was an amazing experience walking around many ancient trees, each tree seemingly more twisted and spectacular than the one before. The owner of the orchard, a wonderfully kind man named Giovanni, told us many stories about the trees and his olive oil business. His is truly a labor of love! The Trullo itself is in the countryside in a great location to be able to visit many towns all over Puglia. My favorite was Locorotondo, only about 15 minutes away. The Trullo itself was comfortable, though quite cozy as described. The bed was comfortable for two people. The shower was nice and strong, though the shower area was a bit of a challenge as it was small and not enclosed, so was easy to get the floor wet. The pool wasn't open yet so I can't really comment on that, though it was large and looked like it would be a lot of fun. WiFi did not work in the room, though it did on the patio outside the room. Overall, a really good stay and my wife and I would definitely stay here again.