Truddhi Casa e Cucina di Puglia

Excellent property with amazing gardens and pool area. Has its own parking and a grocer a few doors down. Ac could be better - in the Trullo we stayed in there was no ac in the bedroom and the ac in the living room was smaller than it should have been (though by 4am you'd still feel cold so it works). Our friends' Trullo was fully aced - important for a summer vacation. Kitchen area is a bit crammed. Bathrooms are well sized and well stocked. A nice touch is that they provide some basics such as olive oil and house wine.

We were a family of 6 adults and 3 kids. we stayed at Nona Apartment that is great. Everything clean and tide. Nice bedrooms and bathrooms. Great diner table and good kitchen well equipped. The hotel has a great pool area and laundry machines, although our apartments had its own. Every single detailed was thought out. Super nice. Great hospitality. Just nearby you have market and supermarket. Convenient locations to go and explore the cities on the surrounding. The owner is a lovely person, Jame's mom! Marielena was careful and try to go over the top to assist our stay to be wonderful, and it was!!! Thank you so much!

We thoroughly enjoyed our time here. Staying in a Trulli in the countryside was memorable and unique. The Trulli was perfectly appointed for our little family and it felt like a second home as soon as we arrived. Our host Marielena was simply gorgeous and a delight to deal with. She provided us with excellent recommendations for daily activities and meals. The property itself was breathtaking. We could not recommend this place more highly and would love to come back one day.

Brilliant time relaxing with family. Staff couldn’t do more for you, room was spotless and facilities were very well maintained. ||||Spent a lot of the time relaxing around the amazing swimming pool. Also seeing the local sites which show Italy at its finest and true culture. ||||Would love to go again and would recommend it to anyone. Thank you.

We stayed 4 nights in a mono-trullo here. The owners are bilingual and couldn't have been more helpful. It was fun to stay in a trullo and ours was the equivalent of a studio flat, with big bed, small kitchenette and bathroom. It also had its own little area in front with sun beds and a table. It was well equipped - though I wouldn't call it boutique hotel standard, it was very comfortable. The trulli are surrounded by olives and vineyards and there is a walk around the site which really gives the flavour and atmosphere of the place, set as it is in the pretty Valle d'Itria. It has a very nice pool and as we are not the type to lie in the sun, we thought we wouldn't use it. However, on two afternoons when we returned from sightseeing, the pool was deserted and we couldn't resist having a dip and then lying in semi-shade to relax and get a bit of sun. I think we were lucky to have it to ourselves - it was the very end of September, so not high season. Just one thing - the mosquitoes were a bit vicious, we found, so were glad of our repellent.

We spent 4 nights here with the whole family, 3 couples and 3 kids. From the reservation period throughout our entire journey we felt super well assisted and cared by Marielena and Alessandra. It is a family owned place with lots of charm and attention to the details. The Trulli houses accommodation are just the perfect fit plus the tips of the hosts on where to go, what and where to eat. Great experience!

My family and I were due to arrive before the 3pm check-in, so I told Sandra this in advance. We were told we could use the pool while we waited.||||Unfortunately, when we arrived, the owners were hosting a family wedding party, which meant there were around 40 people across the whole property. There were suitcases strewn everywhere and kids running around and kicking footballs - one child was even climbing over the roof of the trulli.||||We decided to leave and return later. On this second occasion, there was no one to receive us. I messaged Sandra and received no answer. Eventually I had to go down into the wedding party looking for someone to let us into our room. The owner who obliged was incredibly frosty and just kept saying “check-in is 3pm”. ||||3 hours later and the wedding party was still continuing, meaning we were confined to our terrace and couldn’t access the main areas of the hotel (including the pool).||||That being said, it’s a beautiful setting. But the owners need to prepare a more hospitable welcome for their paying guests.

Set amongst olive groves and vineyards in a small village near Locorotondo, this is the perfect place if you are looking for somewhere restful and beautiful. There are cooking facilities which can be nice in the evening if you spend your day sightseeing which we did (and there is plenty to see in the area - Ostuni, Alborabello, Lecce...) and just want to flop in the evening. If you want restaurants there are plenty in nearby Locorotondo. There is a supermarket a short drive away (we were impressed it was open on a Sunday) as well as a local shop which opens early.||We liked the attention to ecology - for example different bins for organic/recyclable rubbish and a refillable container for soap. ||Marilena could not have been more friendly and helpful. This is a family run business and you can tell, they care.