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Villa Coki
Amidst this dreamlike landscape, Villa Coki, once a fortified farm, now stands as a beacon of barefoot chic, ready to welcome you into its trulli embrace.
About This Villa
A trullo compound on a former fortified farm in the Itria Valley, restored without losing the conical limestone roofs that make the region's architecture distinctive. The compound is small, four cones knitted into a single living plan, with stone walls thick enough to keep the interior cool through August. The pool sits in a white-paved courtyard between the cones, screened by olive trees. Alberobello is fifteen minutes away for the photographed centre; Ostuni is twenty minutes for the longer dinner. The fortified history means the building reads as a single fortress from outside and as a series of vaulted rooms inside, which suits a small group that wants the trulli experience without a hotel. Olives, almonds, and figs fill the lot; the figs come ripe in late August.
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Amidst this dreamlike landscape, Villa Coki, once a fortified farm, now stands as a beacon of barefoot chic, ready to welcome you into its trulli embrace. These iconic dry stone huts with their conical limestone roofs offer the most exclusive tourist accommodation in the region. Let the villa's simple yet sophisticated charm enchant you as you discover why it's the perfect stage for quality time with your loved ones.
Loft queen bed accessible via 10 steps, with en-suite bathroom with shower
Independent twin bedroom, ideal for teenagers, entrance from the terrace via a set of stairs
While the outside of Villa Coki is a superb area for spending leisurely hours, its interior space is limited, consisting of just a small sitting room with large TV, and an independent fully equipped kitchen.
The latter is a spacious and inviting room with limestone walls and a vaulted ceiling, and it may serve also as a dining room on those few days when the weather is less than perfect.
The kitchen opens onto the sun-drenched terrace where you can enjoy outdoor living and the great Mediterranean climate.
Trullo Master Queen bedroom with en suite bathroom with large shower and direct access to terrace
Trullo Queen bedroom with independent entrance from the terrace and en suite bathroom with double sink and tub.
Electricity, A/C, heating, water and final cleaning
Daily continental breakfast service from 8:30am to 10:30am (cost of food extra)
Unlimited Wi-Fi internet access (available indoor and outdoor)
Check-in: between 4:00 pm – 7:00 pm – Check-out: before/by 10:00 am
Quick answers about Villa Coki
- How many people does Villa Coki sleep?
- Villa Coki sleeps 10 guests in 5 bedrooms, with 5 bathrooms.
- Where is Villa Coki?
- Villa Coki is near Locorotondo in Puglia, Italy.
- How much does it cost to rent Villa Coki?
- Villa Coki rents from €9,830 per week. Rates vary by season, and your Doorways travel advisor confirms the exact rate for your dates.
- What is included at Villa Coki?
- Electricity, A/C, heating, water and final cleaning; Daily continental breakfast service from 8:30am to 10:30am (cost of food extra); Unlimited Wi-Fi internet access (available indoor and outdoor).
- How do I book Villa Coki?
- Book Villa Coki through Doorways Villa Vacations, a US-based, IATA-accredited agency arranging Italian villa stays since 1994. Send an inquiry with your dates, and a dedicated travel advisor replies with availability and the rate.
Inspiration to get you dreaming
Your concierge can help arrange unforgettable experiences tailored to your stay.
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A private boat day along the Salento coast
A captained gozzo from Otranto or Santa Maria di Leuca down the coast to Punta Pizzo, the sea caves at Grotta della Poesia, swim stops between, lunch on board.
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A day in Lecce
Ninety minutes south. The baroque churches in their honey-stone glow, an artisan papier-mâché workshop (a Lecce tradition), dinner at Bros' or Alex Ristorante.
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Masseria cooking class
A morning with a Pugliese chef at the working masseria. Orecchiette hand-pinched one by one, taralli baked in the wood oven, lunch under the pergola.
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The olive oil harvest at a family frantoio
November and December. Pick olives in the morning, watch them go into the press in the afternoon, taste the green peppery new oil within hours.
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Cisternino sunset aperitivo
The most beautiful of the Valle d'Itria white towns. A glass of Negroamaro on a piazza terrace at dusk, then dinner at Trattoria Bere Vecchie.
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Alberobello at dawn
The trulli town before the day-trippers arrive. Coffee in the lower piazza, then a slow walk up the empty Rione Monti with the conical roofs against a pink sky.
Availability
Pricing is per week, Saturday to Saturday. Diagonal cells mark changeover Saturdays — morning departure / afternoon arrival.
Available Booked Changeover (Saturday)
October 2026
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Locorotondo
A charming corner of Italy with a rich history, scenic coastline, and easy access to nearby villages, beaches, and day-trip destinations. Your travel advisor can help you plan every excursion to make the most of your stay.
Map location is approximate. Contact us with any questions.
