Where can I eat near Charming Trulli?

For a meal close by, Trullo D'Oro on Via Felice Cavallotti 27 serves traditional Pugliese dishes in a converted trullo, just a short stroll from the hotel. Terra Madre Trattoria at Piazza Sacramento 17 is right on your square, offering garden-to-table local fare. L'Aratro on Via Monte San Michele 25 is a family-run spot known for handmade pasta and regional classics. For a lighter bite, Panetteria dei Trulli at Largo Martellotta 38/A has focaccia, and La Lira focacceria is a good stop for a local Pasqualino sandwich. These are all within easy walking distance of the hotel.

What is the area around Charming Trulli like?

You are right in the heart of Alberobello, on Piazza Sacramento, with the iconic trulli district around you. Trullo Sovrano is a 1-minute walk away, and Casa D'Amore is 5 minutes on foot, so the main sights are immediately at hand. The Rione Monti area, with its dense cluster of trulli, is an 8-minute walk, and the Territory Museum House Pezzolla is 6 minutes away. The neighborhood is compact and walkable, with the historic center's lanes and piazzas right outside your door. For a change of pace, Acqua Splash Alberobello is 2.0 km away, a short drive or ride from the center.

How do I get to Charming Trulli from the airport or main train station?

From Bari Centrale station, take the FSE regional train to Alberobello, a ride of about 90 minutes. The station is about a 10-15 minute walk from the hotel, heading towards the Zona Monumentale Trulli. From Bari or Brindisi airport, a drive takes under an hour. A taxi or pre-booked transfer from the airport is the most direct option. The hotel is on Piazza Sacramento, a short walk from the main sights.

What's there to do near Charming Trulli in the evening?

In the evening, the trulli district around Charming Trulli is a lovely place for a stroll, with Trullo Sovrano just a minute's walk away and the Rione Monti area eight minutes on foot. For a drink or a bite, you can head to Twin Pub on Via Isonzo or La Dolce Vita bar-restaurant on Piazza Ferdinando IV. Several restaurants in the center, like Trullo D'Oro on Via Felice Cavallotti, serve dinner in a traditional setting. The quiet lanes of Rione Aia Piccola, a short walk from the hotel, are also pleasant for an evening wander. If you want to venture further, Acqua Splash Alberobello is 2.0 km away, so you'd need a short ride to get there.

Is Charming Trulli a good base for exploring Alberobello?

Charming Trulli is an excellent base for exploring Alberobello. The town's main sights are all within a short walk: Trullo Sovrano is 1 minute away, Casa D'Amore is 5 minutes, the Territory Museum House Pezzolla is 6 minutes, and both Trulli, Rione Monti and Trullo Siamese are 8 minutes on foot. For a longer excursion, Acqua Splash Alberobello is 2.0 km away, so you would need a car or taxi to reach it. The compact center means you can easily return to the hotel between sightseeing stops. From here, you can also join popular tours like the guided trulli walk or the e-bike tour to explore the wider Itria Valley.

Charming Trulli Alberobello: Book Your Stay

Name: Charming Trulli
Address: Piazza Sacramento 8, Alberobello, 意大利

Guest reviews

4.6Excellent(159)

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Guests like

Unique Trulli Experience: Guests enjoy staying in renovated traditional Trulli houses, describing it as a one-off experience with comfortable, well-equipped interiors.
Quiet Evenings: Reviews note the town is quieter in the evening after day trippers leave, and some Trulli are in peaceful spots.

Guests mention

Room Temperature: Some guests mention the air-conditioning struggled on hot days, so asking about cooling options at check-in may help.
Church Bells: Guests mention church bells ringing frequently, including at night, so light sleepers might consider earplugs.

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Reviews from

Perthcott

4/5

Tripadvisor· a year ago

This is a really interesting place to stay- not your typical hotel but a group of renovated Trullis clustered around the reception area. Facilities vary (some have kitchenettes) but ours was very comfortable although lighting could be improved. |Breakfast is provided at a restaurant near reception. This was a bit limited but adequate. I'm not sure if this was just for our group or for everyone but in any case you could self cater in some of the Trullis.|Staff were very helpful guiding us to our respective Trullis and taking our suitcases.|I would recommend staying there unless you are locked in to the idea of a standard tourist hotel

Wojciech

5/5

Google· 2 years ago

An incredible experience. We were transported back a few hundred years for a moment and then we could take a refreshing shower. The overnight stay in Trullo was a surprise from my wife, how successful it was 😉 A small minus was the temperature. The hot day heated up the Trullo and the air conditioning couldn't handle it. It was hard to fall asleep and the church bells ringing every 15 minutes should be banned. The biggest minus is the breakfast included in the price of the accommodation. That was a mistake. Never, even in the worst hotel, have I seen such poor and bad tasting breakfasts. Dry leftovers of focaccia, scrambled eggs so hard that you had to cut them with a knife. Raw bacon, only slightly warmed up. One type of cold cuts and cheese. Someone probably doesn't know what a hotel breakfast is... Even a croissant with coffee would have been less of a embarrassment. The gentlemen and lady at the reception were very nice and made. Overall impression 5 stars despite the awful breakfast 😂

alancmoss

4/5

Tripadvisor· a year ago

We stayed one week on an organised tour organised by Travel Editions in the UK. There were 20 of us based in Alberobello with accommodation booked through this organisation. We were allocated the Trullo called Mimosa which was quite a way from the meeting area at reception. It was in a quiet cul de sac. Very well equipped with a small kitchen area, hob, fridge, kettle, coffee machine. Shower room was spacious. Although quite dark inside as all Trullo are, there were a couple of windows for fresh air. There were two curtained alcoves both with large beds, the largest of which was the MOST UNCOMFORTABLE BED IN THE WORLD.

juliekQ6747SK

3/5

Tripadvisor· 2 years ago

Very cute and unique accommodation in Trulli the cone roofed traditional houses. We had a mezzanine floor with a queen bed and a king bed on the ground floor. There was a tiny courtyard that was excellent for drying washing. They also supplied a kettle and tea and coffee but no milk. Despite the door opening onto the street it was very quiet at night.

Smithal

5/5

Tripadvisor· 2 years ago

We were in No. 5, very near to the office. What a beautiful place this is! Large seating area and 2 bedrooms. Lovely bathroom and shower. We also had a roof terrace with views over the old town. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The town itself was very busy through the day and quite crowded, but was much quieter in the evening when the day trippers left.

elsey29

4/5

Tripadvisor· 7 years ago

Spent a week in Trullo Glicine whilst exploring Alberobello and the surrounding area. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Organic breakfast included each morning in Terra Madre was excellent, scrambled egg and courgette loaf were particularly good. Trullo was delightful with three conical roofs and steps up to a small terrace, great for a glass of wine in the evening. Church bells added to the ambience. This trullo is in the quieter part of the town, only a few minutes from the museum Trullo Sovrano, which is worth a visit. Microwave and hob in trullo but we didn't use as we found several excellent restaurants within walking distance. Toiletries, slippers, tea and coffee, free wi-fi all provided. Shower cubicle is triangular so not much room! Don't miss the viewpoint over Rione Monti in the evening as many trulli are lit with changing colours. Tourist shops all seem to sell the same items but several allow visitors to access their roof terrace for good views. Wonderful sights around every corner, very photogenic town. Highly recommended.

Mountain_Bike_Rider

4/5

Tripadvisor· 2 years ago

If you go to Alberobello it's to see the Trulli and seemed natural to stay in one.|Like many other options these are seperate dwellings with a check in office and separate breakfast restaurant.|Thought the pre arrival emails were spot on, in that you can't park at office or Trullo and because there is no central occupied reception they like to have an idea when people arrive. Check in lady was super helpful and friendly.|Very comfortable and unique property in a much quiter part if town, really peaceful overnight, other than the bloody church bells 😀|Good value and a one off experience.

947ga

4/5

Tripadvisor· 6 years ago

I had an excellent breakfast, probably the best in over two weeks travelling around Italy. The town was average though imho. The rooms were clean and the under floor heating was especially welcomed. I recommend charming Trulli