I selected this trullo for its size, decor and little garden and it certainly didn't disappoint. Firstly, it was huge! It had two separate seating areas, a large dining table, a cute little kitchen and bathroom, and cosy bedroom. Despite its size, it still felt like we were staying in a trullo with all its nooks and crannies, and the decor was absolutely charming. Much thought had gone into it, with so many attractive little details. And the small garden really was a bonus, providing a comfortable place to enjoy breakfast, an afternoon coffee or a nightcap. The breakfast was fine - a selection of toast, cakes and snacks, fruit juice and a large bowl of fresh fruit. Checking-in and out was relatively easy, with Domenico greeting us and being very accommodating in letting us leave our luggage at the trullo for a slightly earlier check-in and -out. And the accommodation couldn't have been more centrally located, sitting just off one of the main streets in the highly popular commercial quarter. It was very easy to walk to all the local amenities - shops, restaurants and bars. They were all on your doorstep. All in all, staying at Trullo Vicolo Fiorito was a very comfortable enjoyable experience. The only fly in the ointment was the fact it was one of the most photographed trullo in Alberobello! This meant contending with a steady stream of tourists walking down the little lane on which it was located to photograph the property and themselves standing in front of it. I don't blame them, it was adorable! And the lovely flowers lining the lane added to its appeal. But it did mean that we sometimes felt like goldfish in a goldfish bowl. A screen had been thoughtfully provided in the garden so you could increase your privacy by placing this up against the gate, but we didn't resort to that. And the trullo's popularity didn't spoil our overall enjoyment of staying there.