This traditional Trullo was exquisite, beautifully and peacefully located - in an olive grove and not immediately adjacent to even a minor road (as many can be) so there was no traffic noise whatsoever. Gianni and his colleague Sandra went to all lengths necessary to make us feel welcome - and the juice, water, beer, coffee, mini toasts, butter and jam waiting for us were really welcome in the morning. The shop in the nearby village is well worth a visit - very friendly and they insist on giving you tasters of their amazing cheeses and prosciutto - plus the pizza restaurant at the bottom of the lane, on the road, is outstanding and unbelievably cheap. The bed is comfortable, the kitchen adequate and the bathroom utterly amazing (like taking a rain shower in a cave!). Everyone raves about Alberobello (and it's worth going once to see it, but we felt it was a bit of a tacky tourist trap) - we much preferred Locorotondo which is even closer and has lovely restaurants.