Grandi Trulli Bed & Breakfast Map, Address, Transportation & Nearest Stations and Airport

Stayed at the hotel for two nights. Staff very helpful rooms very clean and a very good breakfast. One can book the dinner at the hotel. With a little cost of 5 euro a night one can book a paking space in the garage but there is a parking space outside for free.

That is the first time I ever used the word, MERAVIGLIOSO and a Corte Dell’Astore truly deserves it! What an absolutely beautiful retreat in the heart of the “Fairy Tale Village” of Alberobello! This wonderful place is also owned by two of the nicest people, Stella and Francesco! MERAVIGLIOSO!!The day I arrived with my two teenage children, they had already planned for us a trip with Francesco up to the top of a tall mountain to show us how his eagle, Zeus would fly into the clouds and back onto his arm. This included a walk through the beautiful forest full of chestnut trees and pine cones, The path cleared and there we were on the top of the highest mountain between Alberobello and Brindisi.MERAVIGLIOSO!January is off-season, but Stella found a lovely woman to come to the retreat and teach us to make pasta.MERAVIGLIOSO! Corte is also a hawkery and a small farm with beautiful and well-kept animals from camels to hawks! MERAVIGLIOSO! We stayed in the Princess Astore Suite-an authentic TRULLO. We had a huge bedroom, kitchen and courtyard.Complete with a fireplace stacked with plenty of wood and a large and clean hot tub! MERAVIGLIOSO! We are counting the days when we can return to Corte Dell’Astore, Stella and Francesco and their amazing family of animals!! I do fear that when more and more vacationers will learn about Corte Dell’Astore, and won’t be able to get in! Stella and Francesco - Grazie Mille for making us feel like family! Please remember us!🌴 MERAVIGLIOSO!

We were for a short stay in Puglia, we spent three nights in this hotel with the half-pension formula we could not enjoy because the evening before they arrived called us to tell us that it was no longer possible to do the The hotel is a hotel with a view to the hotel and the hotel is a hotel with a view to the hotel. When we arrive, we are welcomed by a lady who doesn't explain what happened, but doesn't make any explanations, and she is taking us to the room and regrets them. Room on the ground floor with a window on the public road, which did not allow you to change if you did not light because you only present dark tents, so even afternoon if you wanted to lying on your bed you were forced to the dark or show you The bathroom was not, no windows were no air recycling and a bath with a tent of horror and slope style. Repeat the tents instead of the box. We ask for a possible upgrade for payment, but the lady answers that it was not possible, our was the last check in,(at 15:20 when we were told start check at 15:). The hotel is very comfortable and the hotel is very comfortable and very comfortable. At least the standards are 4 stars, I'm sorry to count a structure that is probably familiar in a negative way, but you're expecting the heat that is not quite present here.

This boutique hotel is really very special. As others have said, the rooms are beautiful, spacious and with beautiful balconies overlooking the local Trullis. The hotel is beautifully styled, and continental breakfast was great too. But it’s the service that made Palazzo Scotto really stand out. Valerio, the general factotum, welcomed us to his hotel and to Alberobello warmly and with great style. He offered local history, recommendations and was very charming. After dinner at a local restaurant we came back to Scotto for drinks to find Matthew, a great young pianist, entertaining the diners at the hotel. What’s more, Valerio appeared again, this time to croon beside the piano. He’s a very good singer and they had a varied repertoire which built a fantastic atmosphere. Definitely the most memorable evening we spent in Puglia. The team at this hotel pull out all the stops. Highly recommend.

The hotel looks appropriate for the place - it encompasses two trulli roofs, so that one knows right away what the main sight of this town is. The rooms are spacious, with French windows, with a large bathroom and all the furniture needed. The TV set could be a bit bigger, but you cannot watch anything but Italian programmes anyway. The shower which is actually in the bathtub is not a very good idea either, especially for elderly guests. Everything else is nice, the yard is well-kept, there is a small park and a swimming pool there. The food was good, but the service at dinner was very slow, so some of the dishes were already cold. Breakfast was only partly self-service, maybe due to covid, but nothing was missing really. Even the waiters were quick at serving then. The main advantage of this hotel is the fact that it is quite close to the main sight of the town - the trulli. There is only a 10-minute walk to the part of the town where one can visit the largest cluster of trulli houses.

Wonderful property, FABULOUS dinner, and probably the best massage I've ever had (Thanks Grazia!) The spa experience including the saunas and Turkish bath were a treat. I wish the Fitness Room was not tied to your spa appointment but accessable to all hotel guests at other times. I did not want to work out at the same time I was going to enjoy the baths etc. Would have preferred to work out earlier. The rooms were clean and comfortable and the grounds were beautiful.

Our stay in Alberobello, apart from the absolutely cute village that it is, was straight out of a pinterest doll house. It was so beautifully and aesthetically done, that at first we just stared at everything in awe. We didn’t even feel like touching and disturbing the amazingly delicate and wonderful room. It was a trullo, the special type of houses in the region, and we felt like we were two small children living inside a fairy tale house. The trullo was at a little distance from the office of the people who run these Airbnb like properties all over the village. There were no cars allowed inside the village. So we did have to carry our luggage for a bit. We arrived quite late in the office, but Leonardo, the manager was patiently waiting for us to guide us to our trullo. The apartment had a separate living room, a bed room, a small kitchenette and a washroom. It was very well stocked with cookies, coffee and other savories. One of the best advice that we received, Leonardo told us to walk around the village/town at early morning. True to his words, it was the best. The lanes were empty, an occasional cat here and there, very few people and the top of the trulli brilliantly lit up by the rising sun. Thank you Leonardo for this and the entire team who run these apartments. Our check out was pretty smooth but with a pleasant surprise. As a parting gift, we were presented with a beautiful ceramic showpiece and a letter of thanks. The showpiece stands pretty on a shelf in my house and whenever I see it, I remember Alberobello. This was definitely the cherry on top. Such a gesture- lovely.