Dimora Celeste is some distance out of Ostuni. Before arriving I emailed for detailed instructions on how to get there. Not only was there no reply but when we finally arrived, having tried every spur road from Ostuni, down a very narrow almost too narrow alley we arrived at a locked gate. The only staff we met in our 2 night stay was a little Italian lady who spoke no English, gave us the wrong room to begin with and could not give us any advice on Ostuni. We never saw the owners.
There was a lovely swimming pool . All the bedrooms came off the breakfast room which to me gave the impression of being in a holiday camp. Breakfast was adequate. However it was the only place we stayed at on our holiday when you were offered Nescafe.

I have just resturned from a very pleasant & memorable break in the Puglia region staying in Ostuni & Cisternino. I enjoyed my stay at Dimora Celeste but it is important to advise potential clients that the access road to the B&B is extremely narrow. We had a large car, as there were four of us travelling with luggage, we scraped it on the first night, how we did not do it again was only down to the perseverance & competence of the driver, but it was a daily challenge! We all agreed that this was the only problem with the accommodation & it was offputting for us, right from the word go. So, if you have a small car, don't hesitate to stay here, everything else was excellent & it was good value for money.

We had a great stay at this B&B and would recommend it to anyone. It was very clean and comfortable and most days we had the pool to ourselves. Don't try to find this place with a tom tom - get yourself to Ostuni then call them and they will come and get you! if your hiring a car then make it at small one as the drive way to it is between a brick wall and a house and although we were ok many cars went home with scratches on. The only down side to staying here would be the breakfast. The quality of everything was excellent but we had croissants every day for 10 days!!! We did get offered a yoghurt every now and then just to spice things up, it wouldn't be a problem if you were just there for a few days but as we were there for 10 it got pretty boring.

The owner will give you ideas on where to visit and what restaurants to eat in etc which was helpful but invest in a map and leave the tom toms at home as they won't get you very far. Also take a phrase book as not many of the menus are in English.