Hotels near Azienda Agricola Masciulli, Alberobello

This hotel is centrally located in a beautiful city, next to the train station and within walking distance of all those trulli, a magnificent cathedral and the main touristy part of town where there are many restaurants, cafes and bars. Despite this being an UNESCO World Heritage Site and at the height of the tourist season, it was not especially busy. The Astoria hotel service was exceptional throughout my stay. There were issues with the internet initially but those were quickly fixed by Franchesco, the irrepressible front desk attendant who also poured me a great glass of red at their bar. His help didn't stop there - he helped me with printing my boarding pass and showing me the locations of everything I needed to see. Thank you. The breakfast the next day was outstanding with fruits, cereal, pies, meats, cheeses, yoghurts and various other goodies. This place was really good value.

The hotel room is very large, the design must be beautiful, and the breakfast is also very delicious. It's a typical American breakfast. It's very good to have a menu to order according to your taste. The house has a sofa. It's very considerate to have a waiter come to the room to open the sofa and put it on. Beautiful surroundings of the hotel

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.

Our visit to Puglia would not have been complete without a stay at Le Alcove. From the guest services desk to the morning breakfast buffet we were treated extremely well. We especially enjoyed our morning breakfasts where Mikhala (I'm so sorry I don't know how to spell her name) treated us to freshly squeezed orange juice and great cappuccinos among the plethora of other wonderful breakfast items. She also gave us insightful information about the area. Her English was excellent and she was a delight to talk to. Sleeping in a trullo is a must if you're visiting this area. And ours was beautifully appointed and comfortable. Plus Alberobello is a UNESCO site worthwhile visiting as trulli are in abundance in the countryside. It's truly charming (....no pun intended)

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.

A urban location, almost next to the area in ways, Service staff. Very good cappuccino in the morning and nice the hall where breakfast is served. Especially the building as it is housed in an old monastery with its church. A Little, high-rise room, no taste, but, as the stay was only for one night, I pass the decor ... My friend would like air-conditioning, I didn't miss at all (there was an ground fan)

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.

My husband and I visited Alberobello the very first few days of July and had the loveliest time staying with Trullidea for 3 nights. We booked room “TRISTIDDE 41” which featured a private outdoor space to relax in and could not have been happier. Trullidea has a bunch of “spread out” trulli so it is not a typical hotel/accommodation with a main reception and all rooms in one “building” This is very clear on the website, but thought I should emphasize this anyhow. This makes for a very unique, intimate experience — as if you are living in the town! The location of this accommodation is prime since the reception office is located on one of the main streets within the Rione Monti district and so are their Trulli. Our trullo was located in a quieter part of the town (as described on the website) and this was wonderful because we wanted to be close to everything but prefer quiet & private accommodation. This allowed us to get the best of both! Just walk one minute and you’re in all the action! The trullo itself was very comfortable with different places to sit and relax and we appreciated that breakfast could be sent directly to the room every morning. No issues with staying cool even in the heat of the summer since the architecture of a trullo makes it cool inside by default but the AC functioned perfectly as well. Staff were very kind and we were given great restaurant recommendations and even a great recommendation for a local tour guide. Most people only take a day trip to Alberobello but you only get to “trulli” experience this place by staying at least an extra day and do not pass the opportunity to stay in a trullo like this one!

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.

The most beautiful trullo in Alberobello. Charming, luxurious and elegant. The right place to stay in the center of the wonderful Alberobello. Our trullo suite was perfect, cared with attention and dedication to each single detail, very clean and comfortable. The breakfast served privately on the veranda is fresh and also very rich. There is also a common terrace with a breathtaking view of the trullis, where you can relax in the sdraios. In order to maintain a romantic atmosphere in total relax, the entrance to the resort is not allowed to tourists who many stop to photograph this beautiful area. The staff is very polite, friendly, professional and welcoming. It was a fairy tale stay. I strongly recommend choosing Romantic Trulli!!!