Trullo Gioia in Alberobello

It's quiet at night, with that country feel, and close enough to the city to walk or drive in.

A stunning place to stay. Highly recommended 👌

The place is quiet and has its own parking right in front, but getting there means driving along very narrow, poorly maintained roads. It's outside the center. We booked this almost by mistake, trusting the excellent reviews already here. After nearly a week on the Italian coast, staying in excellent hotels, some four-star, all for less than half the price of this place, our expectations were high. The accommodation is tiny but well cared for, and the Wi-Fi had some problems. We were greeted in a normal, friendly way. This is definitely a good choice for a couple with children. I wouldn't recommend it to my friends traveling as a couple without children. Breakfast per person was coffee, milk, one yogurt, one croissant, one roll, one cake, a slice of good cheese, and a slice of fresh, tasty ham. There was no fruit, eggs, fresh juice, or other treats.

The accommodations were clean and quaint, though a little out of the way. Wi-Fi didn't work on the first day, and there was no fix. The breakfast croissants were served cold.