Alberobello · UNESCO World Heritage

Sleep inside an 18th-century trullo

Eighty square metres all to yourself in Alberobello, the capital of the trulli: an 18th-century trullo lovingly restored, on the most photographed lane of the old town.

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Verified by the Municipality of Alberobello

Direct booking

No middleman commissions

Free cancellation

Up to 14 days before arrival

Flexible check-in

In person or self check-in, even after 7 pm

At a glance

  • 80 m² of space
  • Entire trullo reserved just for you
  • Up to 5 guests
  • Built in the 1700s faithfully restored
  • Pedestrian zone in the UNESCO centre
  • Private garden for breakfast outdoors

The spaces

Three cones, one home

The trullo dates from the 1700s and has been faithfully restored, adding only what you need to live well today: heating, air conditioning in the bedroom, Wi-Fi. The furnishings are curated piece by piece, chosen to make you feel at home.

Entrance, kitchen and living area

The entrance with the kitchen, the table and the sofa, under the boarded cone

This is the room you walk into and where you'll spend most of the day: the kitchenette, the table, the fireplace and a sofa that turns into a double bed at night. Above, the "tavolato" boarded cone: a rarity that few trulli still preserve intact.

  • Original boarded cone
  • Fireplace
  • Kitchen corner (reheating only)
  • Dining table
  • Double sofa bed

The second room

The second room with the trullo's stone left exposed

Here the trullo's limestone has been left exposed: it's the spot where you can best see how a trullo is made, rings of stone stacked ever tighter towards the keystone. Here you'll find the single sofa bed, the clothes rack and the spare towels.

  • Exposed stone
  • Single sofa bed
  • Clothes rack
  • Curated furnishings

The double bedroom

A glimpse of the double bedroom

A separate sleeping area with a double bed, bedside tables and a chest of drawers. Linen and towels are included, and you'll find the bed made up on arrival.

  • Double bed
  • Air conditioning
  • Bedside tables and drawers
  • Linen included

The bathroom

The private bathroom with shower

Private bathroom with shower. You'll find towels, toiletries and a hairdryer ready for you.

  • Shower
  • Hairdryer
  • Toiletry set
  • Towels included

The garden

The trullo's private garden

A small garden all to yourself, with a table and flowers: a snug outdoor corner for an early-morning breakfast or a coffee break while the lane comes to life.

  • Outdoor table
  • Private space
  • Flowers and plants

The lane

The flowered lane with pots in front of the trullo's entrance

We're on Vicolo D'Annunzio, in the pedestrian heart of Rione Monti, a hundred metres from the trullo church of Sant'Antonio. It's one of the most photographed lanes in Alberobello: in the evening, when the visitors leave, it's all yours.

  • Pedestrian zone
  • 100 m from Sant'Antonio
  • UNESCO old town
  • Independent entrance

Sleeping arrangements

The trullo sleeps up to 5 people: perfect for couples, families and small groups of friends.

1 double bed

in the bedroom

1 double sofa bed

in the living area · sleeps 2

1 single sofa bed

in the second room · sleeps 1

Up to 5 guests · Linen and towels included for everyone

Amenities

Everything you'll find

Kitchen corner

  • For reheating only (no full cooking)
  • Fridge
  • Microwave oven
  • Coffee machine
  • Kettle
  • Toaster

Comfort

  • Air conditioning in the bedroom
  • Radiator heating
  • Free Wi-Fi
  • Indoor fireplace
  • Bed linen included
  • Towels included
  • Hairdryer
  • Toiletry set
  • Clothes drying rack

Outdoors

  • Private garden
  • Outdoor table
  • Independent entrance

For families

  • Suitable for children of all ages
  • Cot available on request
  • Board games and puzzles

Services

  • Trullo cleaned and ready for your arrival
  • Entire property for your exclusive use
  • Self check-in available
  • Parking nearby

Reviews

What our guests say

10/ 10

Exceptional

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  • Claire & Robert
    10

    Exceptional Stay — The Perfect Birthday Getaway

    Our stay at Trullo Vicolo Fiorito was simply outstanding and exceeded all expectations. The trullo itself is absolutely beautiful, spotless, comfortable and full of character. Staying in such an authentic and charming property made our visit to Alberobello even more special. The location was perfect, allowing us to explore the town and the surrounding area with ease. What truly made this experience unforgettable, however, was the exceptional hospitality of Gian Piero and his family. From the moment we booked, Gian Piero was incredibly helpful, responsive and kind. He went above and beyond to help us plan a surprise birthday weekend and provided fantastic recommendations throughout our stay. A special thank you also goes to his father, whose suggestions were absolutely perfect. Every restaurant, winery and place we visited turned out to be amazing and helped us discover the very best of Puglia. Thanks to their guidance, we enjoyed experiences we would never have found on our own. This was one of the most memorable holidays we have ever had. The combination of the beautiful trullo, the warm hospitality and the wonderful local recommendations created an experience we will treasure for years to come. We cannot recommend Trullo Vicolo Fiorito highly enough and will definitely be returning in the future. Thank you again, Gian Piero, for helping create such a special and unforgettable stay. Claire & Robert

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  • Di Perna
    10

    Ótima localização, ponto estratégico para fazer viagens ali por perto. Legal que tem um terraço para fazer o café da manhã. Apenas para estacionar, em cidades históricas, é um caso à parte: tive que deixar em um estacionamento mais longe.

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  • Anna
    10

    A truly amazing experience in the most excellent of trulli houses. The trulli was exceptional! So many thoughtful and practical touches throughout the house. We loved staying there for two days and hope to return soon to explore more of this amazing place.

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  • Dee
    10

    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.

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  • Krul
    10

    Romantisch, zeer compleet ingerichte trullo midden in het gezellige oude centrum van Alberobello.

    Het was een heel gezellig en schattig ingericht huisje en er is aan elk detail gedacht. Zelfs de buitenkant was erg mooi met al die bloeiende plantjes. Wat ik van te voren niet wist is dat we zelfs aan 1 van de mooiste straten van Alberobello zaten. Het zijstraatje waar de ingang van het huis is schijnt heel populair te zijn. Zelfs bruidsparen maakten foto's voor onze deur, dat was heel erg grappig om mee te maken. Alles in het huisje was compleet, we hebben niets gemist. Het ontbijt (en meer) stond klaar bij de eettafel en bestond uit een uitgebreid assortiment van toastjes, doosjes cereals, diverse voorverpakte koeken, jammetjes, Italiaanse koekjes, en nog veel meer...., te veel om op te eten. Daarnaast stond er zelfs van alles in de koelkast zoals een hele fruitschaal, pakken melk, flessen water, frisdrankjes, fruitdrankjes, botertjes. De badkamer was klein, maar zo erg schattig en toch compleet ingericht. Wat ook fijn is is dat er een katoenen badmat aanwezig was zodat niet de hele badkamer nat werd. Een heerlijke douche met warm water. Bij de slaapkamer was een airco die we in de avond gebruikten waardoor het aangenaam slapen was. Bedden waren goed. Er is voldoende ruimte in ladenkasten voor je kleding en er is ook een hanggedeelte. Wat ook handig is dat zijn de 2 rekken waar je je koffer op kunt zetten. Wat erg fijn was aan deze trullo is dat er zoveel ruimte was. Er is een entree, een ruime woonkamer met keuken, een ruime doorloop naar een volgende slaapkamer waar de badkamer en andere slaapkamer aan grenzen. Bij die andere slaapkamer kan je naar het zitje in de tuin. We hebben het heerlijk gehad in deze super leuke trullo! De checkin en checkout ging perfect en als we nog wat wilden weten ging dat eenvoudig via de Whatsup. Onze dank aan de eigenaren voor alles!!! Alles beviel goed. Er was niets wat tegen viel.

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  • Adriano
    10

    l trullo Vicolo Fiorito è magico: unisce alla praticità degli antichi trulli (nel centrostorico), la comodità della modernità (letti morbidi, doccia e Wifi) e l'eleganza delle piccole cose (le piantine, le finestre in legno, le essenze naturali, le stoviglie a tema, il camino). Inoltre l'ospitalità dei padroni di casa è straordinaria: libri da consultare per capire Alberobello e la sua storia che viene anticipata dal dottore pugliese e la colazione abbondantissima che ricorda le origini lucane della signora. Siamo stati coccolati ed affascinati da tutto e da tutti... grazie »

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Information

How to get here

By car

From the A14 motorway, Gioia del Colle exit. From Bari or Brindisi-Lecce, take the S.S. 16, exit at Monopoli, then the provincial road to Alberobello. From Taranto, take the S.S. 172 towards Martina Franca, exit Locorotondo and Alberobello.

By train or coach

Trenitalia to Bari, then the Ferrovie del Sud Est line to Alberobello — or the Trulli Link connection (train + coach), bookable directly through Trenitalia. On Sundays the connection runs by coach. The trullo is about a 15-minute walk from the station.

By plane

Bari Karol Wojtyła airport is 65 km away, or Brindisi. From either, it's just over an hour by car. On request we can arrange a paid shuttle service straight from the airport to the trullo: just message us.

Map showing the trullo's location in the old town of Alberobello Open in Google Maps

Information

Everything you need to know

Arrival and departure

Check-in
3 pm to 7 pm · after 7 pm with self check-in
Check-out
by 11 am
Key handover
in person or via self check-in, depending on your arrival time
Different times
contact us in advance: we'll find the most convenient arrangement together

House rules

Pets
not allowed
Smoking
not allowed indoors; allowed in the outdoor garden
Parties and events
not allowed
Kitchen corner
for reheating only, no cooking
Minimum check-in age
18
Children
welcome, of all ages

Payments and cancellation

Cancellation
free up to 14 days before arrival; within 14 days, 50% is charged
Payments
advance bank transfer, PayPal and, online, credit card
Security deposit
not required

Where you are

Alberobello and the Itria Valley

The trullo is a great base for exploring the whole area: within half an hour's drive you reach the sea, the white hill towns and the caves. But the first things to see are on foot from here.

On foot, from the trullo

Trullo church of Sant'Antonio

Trullo church of Sant'Antonio

100 m · 2 min walk

A conical dome 21.50 m tall, with two small side trulli and a trullo-shaped bell tower.

Rione Monti

Rione Monti

0 m · you're already here

The trullo's own quarter: the hillside with cones lined up along parallel lanes, among shops of local produce and crafts.

Rione Aia Piccola

Rione Aia Piccola

600 m · 8 min walk

400 trulli across eight streets, the only area left without shops. The most authentic.

Trullo Sovrano

Trullo Sovrano

700 m · 9 min walk

The only two-storey trullo, now a museum.

Casa d'Amore

Casa d'Amore

500 m · 7 min walk

The first building made with mortar after 1797: it marks the shift from trulli to modern houses.

Territory Museum "Casa Pezzolla"

Territory Museum "Casa Pezzolla"

500 m · 7 min walk

Fifteen interconnected trulli on Piazza XXVII Maggio: the museum tells the story of rural life and local culture.

By car, nearby

Locorotondo

Locorotondo

8 km · 15 min

One of Italy's most beautiful villages, all white.

Castellana Caves

Castellana Caves

13 km · 20 min

Italy's most spectacular cave complex.

Cisternino

Cisternino

16 km · 25 min

A white village famous for its butcher-grill taverns.

Monopoli

Monopoli

20 km · 25 min

The nearest beach, on the Adriatic.

Polignano a Mare

Polignano a Mare

24 km · 30 min

The clifftop town and Lama Monachile.

Ostuni

Ostuni

29 km · 35 min

The white city, perched on its hill.

Taranto

Taranto

36 km · 45 min

The Aragonese Castle and the MArTA museum with its Gold treasures.

Bari

Bari

55 km · 50 min

The regional capital: the old town facing the sea, the Basilica of San Nicola and the street where orecchiette are made by hand.

Matera

Matera

56 km · 1 h

The Sassi, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Castel del Monte

Castel del Monte

88 km · 1 h 15

Frederick II's octagonal castle.

Trani

Trani

88 km · 1 h 15

The cathedral by the sea.

Lecce

Lecce

93 km · 1 h 15

Lecce baroque.

History

One trullo, three centuries

The story goes that the trulli were born of a tax dodge: built dry-stone, without mortar, they could be dismantled quickly before a royal inspection. And in 1644, so the tradition says, it really had to be done.

  1. 15th century

    The first trulli, built dry-stone because the law forbade the use of lime.

  2. 1644

    According to tradition, the casedde were pulled down in a single night to dodge the royal inspection.

  3. 1797

    Alberobello becomes a royal town: building with mortar is finally allowed.

  4. 1930

    The trulli are declared a national monument.

  5. 1996

    The Trulli of Alberobello join the UNESCO World Heritage list.

  6. Today

    Over a thousand protected trulli. Ours dates from the 1700s and has been faithfully restored.

Read the full history of the trulli

Frequently asked questions

The questions we get most often

How many people can the trullo sleep?

Up to 5 people. There's a double bed in the bedroom, a double sofa bed in the living area and a single sofa bed in the second room. Linen and towels are included for all guests.

Is the trullo all ours, or shared?

It's all yours. Eighty square metres for your exclusive use, with an independent entrance and a private garden. There are no spaces shared with other guests.

Is it worth booking directly through this website?

Yes. Booking through the site or via WhatsApp means no middleman commissions, and the savings show in the price. Above all, you have direct contact with us before and during your stay: whatever you need, you're always talking to the people who truly know the trullo.

Is the trullo suitable for children?

Yes, we welcome children of all ages. On request we provide a cot, and there are board games and puzzles.

Can we cook?

The kitchen corner can only be used for reheating: you can't cook full meals, but you can warm something up, make coffee or tea and toast bread for breakfast. You'll find a fridge, microwave, coffee machine, kettle and toaster. Bread and focaccia are a few steps away — and the trullo is all yours for eating too: bring back a takeaway dinner and settle in at the table or in the garden.

Is there a TV?

No, there's no TV in the trullo. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the house.

Are there steps? Is it accessible?

The trullo is on the ground floor, but there are a few steps: one at the front door, one inside and one into the bedroom. The bathroom is not equipped for guests with disabilities, and the lane is paved with stone. If you have particular needs, message us first: we'll tell you exactly what to expect.

Are pets allowed?

Unfortunately not, we can't accommodate pets.

How far is the old town?

You're right inside it: the trullo is in Rione Monti, in the pedestrian zone, a hundred metres from the trullo church of Sant'Antonio. Aia Piccola is a few minutes' walk away.

Can I cancel if my plans change?

Cancellation is free up to 14 days before arrival. Within 14 days, 50% of the total is charged.

Contact

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