Regina di Ulivi

The most gorgeous oasis of calm and tranquility. Situated remotely, only a few rooms, gorgeous pool with loungers, the most delicious breakfast every day...it was just fantastic. I had always want to visit the trulli houses so to be able to stay in one was amazing. You definitely need a car to stay here as you will need to go into Ostuni or other towns for dinner, but you are only 15 minutes from the old town so very easy to get there. It is in a great location for exploring the surrounding area, we went to Arberobello, Lecce, Cisternino to name a few. I would highly recommend this place, and we will definitely visit again.

Nothing.

Everything. Yes a bit out of the way and up a lane with a road that has seen better days, but so worth it. The rooms were big, clean, comfortable and everything we needed. Good air con. Great parking and extremely quiet. Breakfast was plentiful and very nice. There is a kitchen where you can get drinks and leave a note to say what alcohol you have had. Brilliant local restaurant called Ill Trullo dell Angelo, excellent food with great staff. They spoke no English and we spoke no Italian but got by. Cash only.

Nothing to dislike.

This location was a beautiful reprieve from the hustle and bustle close to the main touristy areas. It was a 15-20 minute drive to old town Ostuni, and we ventured out to a number of other towns during our stay. Staying in a trulli house was a unique experience. There were only 4 homes, so there was a quiet intimacy. Breakfasts were excellent and I thought it was a great value for the price

The roads getting to this location are narrow, broken up and challenging to drive, but this seemed to be true for any place off the beaten path.

The quality of the custom-made breakfast by the kitchen staff, the linen and comfortable mattresses, quality of bathroom fixtures.

We booked a 3-week stay in Italy, and I was looking forward to our two nights planned here, but ended up being really disappointed. After a very long drive along a narrow and nervously uneven road, we arrived at the property around twilight. We had to locate the lockbox and our unit independently, as there is no staff on-site to assist. There is no Wi-Fi available in the individual rooms—access is limited to the dining area. Communication was minimal, which proved challenging as our group of four women was relying on unreliable international cellular service in a very remote location. Our room had a noticeable presence of insects, including over a dozen potato bugs and centipedes. We had to go out to the outdoor dining area in the dark to make contact with Luca, who said he could send his property manager out to take care of them, but that would take 45 minutes. We opted to pick them up ourselves and go to bed. The following day, Luca responded by saying he had his cleaner use a special solution to get rid of the pests, which begs the question, why didn't he do that before our arrival? Upon departure, we gave our key to the morning staff in the kitchen and left. We received an email notification several hours later about a balance due, which we took care of, but it was bothersome to do so, given that we were on the road We were unaware before arrival that this four-unit Alberello property operates digitally, but offers limited wifi. We stayed in Unit C, which accommodates four guests. The unit does not include a private deck, but does offer two chairs facing a gravel parking area and a neighbouring construction site, where work noise began at 8:00 a.m. It is also attached to the backside of another nicer unit. On our first night, their late arrival woke us up in the middle of night If there were ever someone around to ask "How was your stay?" we would have preferred to share this feedback privately.