Odkryj pobyt w mieście Province Of Sassari

Hostel like establishment, in need of major renovation. Room full of mosquitoes, which I complained about and requested to leave and get a refund for remaining nights which was refused. Instead, they armed me with mosquito spray and a plug in. The photos make this place look like a nice beachside resort. It is infact not linked at all to the swimming pool which is shown in many photos online, you cannot use it. The beach also has a small area which you can pay to sit on as part of the hotel (35 Euros and extra for towels) I am in disbelief that I paid over 300 Euros a night for this place, it is quite possibly the worst hotel I have ever stayed in. Coffee was great at breakfast but that was all, food ultra-processed. You can usually identify the quality of a hotel by the breakfast offering, and just looking at the poor excuse of fresh orange juice (highly concentrated carton juices) summed up the overall experience.

We booked a package holiday from the UK with TUI to stay at this hotel from 8-15 June 2024. The hotel is in a beautiful location, from our room which was above Reception we had a stunning panoramic coastal view. However, to fully appreciate the area you really do need to hire a car. There literally was nothing within an easy walking distance and although we had planned to use the local buses, these didn’t operate on this part of the island until 15th June. Our room was very pleasant. We had a large double balcony, it was a shame there was only a pew style wooden bench as this would have been a great place to lounge. The beds were ok, the shower great, it was clean, the cleaners visited regularly and the aircon was effective. We knew that tea/coffee making facilities were not provided so we took our own kettle, mugs, tea/coffee/sugar. We used an empty water bottle on our first day to fill with milk from the restaurant and kept this in the fridge (no shop to buy milk). From the TUI information provided we were told that a mini-bar was included as part of the room package, however this wasn’t the case. It’s actually an error in the details TUI provided, there are others. At the time of our booking Jet2 and EasyJet offered packages to this hotel so it might be worth cross checking the information. The hotel complex is quite vast, they call it a village. It is on a steep slope and it’s difficult to appreciate this from the photos. It was a long climb from sea level up to our room by Reception. There is a golf buggy that whizzes around the resort to transport the guests and you can hail it at any point. We stayed on an AI package in a promo room. This meant that we used the same restaurant 3 times a day which did become a bit monotonous, we were led to believe when booking there was a choice of 3. The food could be hit & miss, if you tried to eat later to avoid the mad opening rush often the platters would be empty and replenishment was slow if at all. A couple of occasions we found the meat raw (pork & chicken) so be mindful. The self-service main restaurant was chaotic. The tables are not neatly lined so there are no clear pathways. It really was an obstacle course trying to reach the food counters. For these reasons I’d say that this hotel is not suitable for those with limited mobility. What was good is that you are allocated a table and that is your table for the duration of your stay, so no walking around aimlessly looking for a place to sit. The pool bar was closed from 12.30 to 4pm every day which seemed crazy. There was the main bar you could visit, but as this was further up the hill it was another load of steps to climb. There is no snack bar/counter as such. Crisps/Tortillas are served at 5pm at the bar with your drink. I think that our issue with this hotel was that the booking information was inaccurate to what the hotel provided, so our expectation were not

The hotel is great value for money and the premium for a room with a balcony is worth paying extra for. Plenty of free parking on site and the staff made us feel very welcome. Both al la carte and table d’hôtel menus are available and offer a wide range of food and local specialities. The swimming pool is clean and in pleasant surroundings with plenty of seating around the pool. In a quiet location, but within 10 minutes walking of the historic town, there are local nuraghe and opportunities for off track walking and cycling. Staff were helpful and friendly and Michele went out of his way to help us when we had problems with our hire car. Although only 40 minutes from Olbia airport, the hotels offer a rural experience and makes an ideal first or last stop before flying.