Borgo Don Gaetano

Don Gaetano is an enchanting village of trulli from the 1700s, surrounded by olive trees, carob trees, almond trees, and cherry trees, with the lush Mediterranean scrub providing a picturesque backdrop. Here, the authenticity of Apulian architecture blends seamlessly with the landscape, creating an atmosphere of peace and well-being. The village features trulli and historic dwellings, including a refined manor house, all of which maintain their original charm thanks to meticulous restoration by master trullari from Alberobello.

The accommodations offer inviting spaces with attention to detail. The Trulletto, measuring 60 square meters, includes a double bedroom, a small living area with a kitchenette, a bathroom, and a sofa bed, making it ideal for couples or families of up to four. The more spacious Trullo Suite, at 115 square meters, features two double bedrooms, a bathroom, a living room with a single sofa bed, and a fully equipped kitchen, accommodating up to five guests. The Casedda, an old renovated farmhouse, provides a kitchenette, a dining room, a small living area, a double bedroom, and a twin room, suitable for four individuals. The manor house retains the allure of historic Apulian residences, boasting three double bedrooms with private bathrooms, a large kitchen, and a spacious sitting room furnished with local handcrafted furniture.

The communal areas encourage relaxation and socializing. The large stone courtyard and the outdoor spaces, furnished with tables, chairs, and sofas, are perfect for enjoying the tranquility of the countryside. The 18-meter infinity pool, nestled among the Mediterranean vegetation, offers moments of pure relaxation, especially at dawn and dusk when the reflections from the trees turn the landscape into a living painting. Additional amenities include a shared laundry area, an outdoor shower with hot water, and free parking.

Just 10 km away are the beautiful beaches of Monopoli, with its sandy coves and charming harbor. The strategic location allows for easy access to Alberobello, Polignano a Mare, Castellana Grotte, and Ostuni, where visitors can immerse themselves in local traditions and savor the typical delights of Apulian cuisine.