Carmen's trulli is a very special place and the kind you don't come across very often. The main living space is stunning, almost like a museum piece but more spacious than the pictures suggest, very cosy and we enjoyed a meal sat at the table, cooked with the pasta and sauce, that were part of the basket of local produce that Carmen left us in the kitchen. The kitchen is bigger than you'd imagine too, fully equipped with gorgeous old fridge/freezer and a proper coffee machine (for use with the coffee also in the goody basket). The bedroom has a trulli roof and is classic, comfy perfection. There's so much to see and enjoy in the area as you'll know but we could have happily spent our days sitting in the shade of the tasteful extension to the trulli, watching the dragonflies, butterflies and birds and watching sun set from the roof. Carmen is very sweet and despite her speaking no English we managed fine. Her parents live in the house nearest the trulli.