The passion for hospitality with tradition has been carried out since 1987, modernity, experience and friendliness to create an environment that allows a positive and peaceful holiday to those who choose the "Nunnàcòla" structure in Alberobello. The renovation of the complex of the "Trulli" called "Nunnàcòla" gave the possibility of creating two types of accommodation. The "Suite" entirely built with the "Trullo" typology, while the other on the side, indicated as the smaller "apartment" is pretty, built with technology for the technical adaptation inherent in energy saving. Finally, the structure is recommended in the summer because the trullo type and the hilly position make the rooms cool even in the hot torrid summer without the use of air conditioners but with a simple fan on the hottest days.

The structure called "Nunnàcòla" consists of two lodgings, one of which is called "Suite" with "trullo" typology, while the other called "apartment" with energy saving typology. The two apartments are independent with their respective two bathrooms and a single square. In the structure you can also admire the old "Trullo" structure (or to visit on request) where you can admire the internal spaces as they were in the past. In addition, the thirty-year experience of the LAIRE staff in the agritourism and tourism field of the area gives the opportunity to have the right information to spend A WONDERFUL period of holidays and mental rest.

The structure "Nunnàcòla" is the typical complex of trulli that you find scattered throughout the countryside of the territory of Alberobello and the Valle d'Itria, located near a canal of a former river called "Cane", surrounded by dry stone walls that delimit the properties of the plots of land and the property of the Trulli, among secular olive trees. The structure is bordered by other typical trullo structures with a place of worship called the "Madonnina dei Campi", with the proximity of the typical Apulian aqueduct fountain from the early 1900s where you can drink pure water, immersed in ancient olive groves where each trunk tells a lot of Puglia's history. The area recognized as a UNESCO site for both the "Trulli" and the dry stone walls has always been considered a good of humanity for the characteristics of local stone constructions and high-tech and artistic construction technology in its typical construction.