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What Guests Said About Alberobello:
Susan
United States of America
10
Alberto Bella was a dream come true.
Alberto Bella was a dream come true. I have been wanting to go for over 20 years. It was extremely hot when we went. But we enjoyed every moment of it. Try the Segway tour with Francesco. Be sure to visit the Castellano caves nearby and the water caves also.
Rachel
Malta
8.0
Alberobello is an amazing magical place.
Alberobello is an amazing magical place. Sadly it's become very touristy so is full of souvenir shops and large tourist groups passing through. The only upside of this is that some of these shops were actually selling old style toys that would otherwise be forgotten. It was lovely to see an old man showing some little boys how to spin a handmade wooden top :) Like travelling back in time. Do go beyond the beaten track to find some good restaurants. I found Fantasia in Tavola to be a great place. It's small and their desserts are divine.
Carole
United States of America
10
It's a charming pedestrian town with friendly people.
It's a charming pedestrian town with friendly people. We used both train and car to visit other nearby towns but dined in Alberobello most evenings. We especially liked Il Pinnacolo for our evening meal and had wonderful pranzo beneath curing prosciutto hams near the main office.
MWH619
Italy
8.0
Wonderful town with lots of shops to pick up lots of local...
Wonderful town with lots of shops to pick up lots of local items. There are great handmade items in multiple trulli shops, and the storeowners usually are more than happy to talk about their work and share samples of items such as cookies and limoncello. Alberobello is an easy walking town, although it does have stairs going up and down many of its areas. There are plenty of places to eat, and if you want to just grab some food to bring back to your room, there are mini markets and take-away available throughout the area. Remember that in Italy some stores are open in the morning and close in the early afternoon (around 1300 or 1400) before reopening around 1700. Most restaurants do not start their pizza ovens until 1900, so you want to double check what time places open before heading out. For parking overnight (no fee), you'll want to park in one of the white lined parking spots. Blue spaces are pay parking spaces and yellow spaces are for locals with permits. A blue parking space is about one euro an hour, so make sure you have coins. Great town to visit!
Alan
United Kingdom
10
The Trulli Conservation area is very special and undoubtedly...
The Trulli Conservation area is very special and undoubtedly romantic. For English tourists it can perhaps be described as having a feel similar to the Cotswolds but with the advantages of an Italian village thrown in. The people are really friendly and quite rightly have a real pride in the place. They will do anything possible to help you enjoy your stay. A real must if touring Puglia.
“Exceptional location! The amenities were first class. The breakfast on our private terrace was the best we had in our 2+ weeks in Italy. We will be back!!”
“We liked being a little removed from the more touristy Alberobello. There were many trulis within walking distance. There was a restaurant and a trattoria on the grounds. It had good parking and friendly staff.”
“The hotel was close to the station but very quiet. It was clean and comfortable. The room and the bathroom were spacious. The very reasonable cost included a good breakfast with a great cappuccino!”
“Francesco was so helpful in guiding our visit to Alberobello, with sightseeing and restaurant suggestions. Also we appreciated the heated towel rack when our clothes got drenched in a downpour.”
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