The only complaint I can think of is that AirBNB doesn’t allow for more stars. I certainly have no complaints about Roberto and neither will you: he’s the embodiment of what a good AirBnB host is. When I booked -rather late- he insisted on meeting me at the train station, showed up right on time. We chatted a bit- he’s a friendly guy, very welcoming. With the first look at the building I could tell that he takes real pride in his work. The flat was impecccably clean and the furnishing and appliance were solid. Sorry but so many AirBNbs host seem to give up and let IKEA do the lifting; but Roberto has great eye for design (he’s an architect) and the decor was a great mix of old and new. Speaking of old….the view from the window? It’s why you came here to this part of Italy. It’s why you chose to drag yourself up the hill through the narrow winding streets to this charming medieval village. Look out past the terrace (scene of some amazing early morning cappuccino sessions) at the Cathedral; consider a stroll around the corner through a winding alley is a the legendary bakery of the town, which opened in 1423. In other words you have two of the main attractions right outside your door. Lastly, after Roberto gave a thorough explanation of how everything functions, then pulled out a map of the town and circled all the best spots; and unlike some locals, he included the best ones. ( I know this because I was there to visit a friend who grew up in the town, and as I ate one of the best meals you could hope for in Puglia, mio amico looked at the map and confirmed that each place Roberto suggested was the best in its category!