Ottavio’s place is a traditional “trullo” and really a one of a kind experience. The house has a really compact footprint, yet it doesn’t feel too cramped (but be ready to share the space with the people you bring in). It’s been (mostly successfully) reconstructed and we had everything we needed. Be aware that toddlers might find it really tempting to climb the stairs (it’s more of a ladder to be honest) :-) There are two physical rooms, the bottom floor (with a sofa and two double beds separated by curtains) and an attic bedroom on the top. The WiFi is good, there’s an AC, but we didn’t have to use the AC even during a 30C day. Ottavio was friendly and showed us the place, but it’s helpful if you speak some Italian. The street is right in the historical trullis zone, but it’s a side street so it was really quiet. You can park your car in a nearby parking lot (where we actually met Ottavio who has been running the parking logistics), it’s roughly a 2 minute walk from the trullo. I’d happily come back!