Located very close to the UNESCO world heritage city of Alberobello, this Trullo was a great base of operations for our visit to Puglia. Remodeled to a nice standard, the stonework is beautiful, the grounds are landscaped to perfection, the pool is gorgeous, and the setting is quiet and private...but I did miss the fact that this is not a single family home but rather several units that share the pool.
The walls assure quiet so noise from other guests was never an issue. This is still a great deal for the money - with two comfortable bedrooms, AC that kept the oppressive summer heat at bay, and a nice bathroom.
Rosa met us upon arrival and opened up the gate for us (you need a remote that she gives you for the stay), and she showed us the room. she was very responsive, but not that she does not speak English, so keep Google Translate handy if you're not an Italian speaker.
The unit has a washing machine and there's a drying rack right outside with clothespins. In the summer heat, drying a load didn't take long. There was no detergent in the unit, but not long after I notified Rosa of the absence, she arrived with a bottle of detergent for us to use. Very responsive.
Net net, if you're looking for a classic Trullo to stay in, with a beautiful setting and a pool and you don't want to break the bank, Arco Antica is hard to beat.