We had a fabulous 10 day holiday at Dimora Trullivo and I would definitely recommend this place. We were a family group of 6 plus a 10 month old baby. There is a nice shaded area where the baby could play out of the sun which was ideal. The air conditioning in the house (not the Trullo part which had a large floor standing fan) was very welcome, and the kitchen and bathrooms were perfect (but no oven gloves, and only two tea towels provided in the kitchen. Lots of towels for bathroom and pool though.). There is no kettle. There is a good washing machine and a dishwasher – I would take dishwasher tablets rather than having to buy a whole box and leave them there. We also had to buy washing liquid for clothes and washing up, and bin bags. You have to take your rubbish to a big roadside collection point rather than have it collected from the house – and no recycle sorting which is a shame. There are 6 bicycles (but no locks), but I would recommend you need a car to see the area properly. Polignano and Monopoli are around 20 minutes drive away – I would also recommend the smaller, quieter San Vito just north of Polignano. You can take a boat trip along the coast to see into the caves. If you go to Alberobella I would go early so you can appreciate it before it gets busy. We also drove to Grottaglie which is a pottery village – you can see people making the work. Be sure to read Davide's messages properly – the property is tricky to find and I missed his message about meeting him at the Esso garage (my fault).