Maria Antonietta’s house is really super cute, and the entire property and location is very peaceful and lovely. I went for a run among the olive groves surrounding the house and loved being immersed in nature. You can smell the fresh air and feel the slow pace of the village life, and it really is very restorative. There were two of us, and we were very comfortable in the master bedroom, which is the only ‘real’ bed in the house. The other two beds are cots, with one L-shaped couch as well... Technically the house could sleep 5, but not sure how comfortable that would be over a long period. The house was super clean, and Maria A. generously left fruit and cake for us on arrival, which was a nice touch. A few points to note, however: 1. the village is very sparse, with nowhere to get coffee or buy groceries within walking distance. 2. the home does not have a huge amount of sunlight. 3. When I met the host on my last day, she was unhappy because 4 friends of mine had stopped by that morning as we had planned to spend the day together and she believed they had slept in the house w/o her knowledge. She accused me of lying when I explained the situation, and - even though there was no reason to believe otherwise - lectured me about good manners and honesty. I felt this was a bit too much and left with a bad taste, though I had just spent 5 amazing days in beautiful Puglia. I would recommend this home, but will not come back personally.