Alberobello Hotels with Breakfast

What an amazing experience to stay in a Trullo at this property! My husband and I booked our stay in mid-Nov., which is the beginning of the off-season in Puglia. When we arrived, the concierge/manager, Ugo, graciously upgraded us to a loft/superior accommodation. It was fantastic! He personally walked us to our charming, Trullo, which was not only impeccably clean, but also completely modernized despite being an historic, antiquated structure. We arrived on a chilly day to find that the marble floors are heated and very toasty! The queen bed was comfy, and the updated bathroom was enormous, with a huge shower. The little dwelling even had a very well-equipped, modern kitchen if one were to stay for a longer period. Finally, I left my small jewelry box in bathroom when we checked out. We took a 20 minute taxi ride to a train station, and apparently, during the ride Ugo tried to contact the driver to inform us that they'd found the box. Ultimately, when I discovered my oversight at the next hotel and contacted Ugo, he kindly express-shipped my jewelry back to my home in the U.S. I can't praise this property or its management highly enough. Don't hesitate to stay here!

The specially-designed twin room, the result is still a big bed (spelled), and then went to the front desk to change the triple room (a big (spelling), a small). Fortunately, I was given a passport during the front desk. Otherwise, it would be very uncomfortable to take the passport to the next day. Breakfast is small, after all, this place is small. It is within walking distance of the scenic railway station. Yes, room water is charged, 1.5 Euro / bottle

The hotel is very quiet, walking distance to the town of Alberto Bello, the restaurant recommended at the front desk is delicious and authentic, parking is very convenient, the yard is large, and you can park for free.

Breakfast is free, but it is very average and there is not much to eat. The room is not big but tidy It is very close to the scenic spot, and the city center is just outside (although it was originally a very small place)

The hotel is in a somewhat remote area, so I wouldn't recommend staying here if you don't have a car. It's about a 10-minute drive to Alberobello. At night, the hotel lights up beautifully, creating a lovely, atmospheric vibe. We checked in on a Saturday and there was a wedding happening, so it was quite busy. By Sunday, it was much quieter. They have a swimming pool and the breakfast is pretty simple. Our room had a loft, and it was reasonably clean.