You breathe the air of tradition and desire to preserve the history of places and affections in the b & b "ai sottani" with a look at the present. "Ai sottani" is a two-room apartment of ancient construction (when it was built with tuff and lime), with vaults and barrel vaults typical of the popular housing of Southern Italy of the '800. The rooms have been completely renovated leaving nothing to chance. The original doors were recovered, (those made entirely by hand by the grandfather, with fir wood seasoned in dot), some of the furnishings, from the sideboard to the door of the compartment in which the well was, have begun to "live" with all the full of their history, the double bed, the mirror, the chairs ... each object brings back to the past, a past that fits into rooms furnished with care to every detail and comfort: heating, free wi-fi, latest generation air conditioners , full kitchen corner. It was a path all uphill but the finish line rewarded the efforts, hoping to make your stay unique and unforgettable.

The beauty of hospitality is welcoming and making guests feel part of the family, making sure they feel at home.

Gioia del Colle in the province of Bari rises on the Murge plateau, 365 meters above sea level. Known throughout Italy for the delicious mozzarella and dairy products. It is just over 20 km from Alberobello, more or less 35 from Matera and 40 from Bari. The Norman Swabian Castle stands out for its grandeur, today it houses the National Archaeological Museum, where you can admire precious archaeological finds. The village is a maze of alleys and squares, still open the characteristic arches of Byzantine origins. A few kilometers from the city, the Archaeological Park of Monte Sannace is the largest known Peucetic village. From Gioia del Colle you can quickly reach both the Adriatic coast, (the bays of Monopoli, Savelletri, Capitolo) and Ionica (the beaches of Castellaneta, Pulsano, Campomarino) and the beautiful and characteristic Valle d'Itria!