Hotele niedaleko Grotte di Cala luna, Dorgali

We were in a group of 125 dancers and I think most people had a wonderful time in this resort. There were some issues, however, the accommodation was good, the dance venue was excellent, the swimming pool large and clean, the food was reasonable and the restaurant had loads of choices - albeit fewer for people who have specific dietary requirements, but there was meat, fish, pizza, pasta/rice in many versions and sauces (and pasta also for celiac people on request) many different type of starters and salad. In general, there was a good variety of food available daily. Breakfast included yogurt, sausages, bacon, eggs, cereals, fruit, cheese and cold meats, cakes and pastries, then typical breakfast drinks including cappuccino, coffee, latte, macchiato, chocs etcetera – although if you arrived late for breakfast, it made a difference as to which of these items were available. However, for those who got up from bed very late and missed breakfast, the resort provided “L’angolo del Dormiglione” or “Sleepy Head Corner” located in front of the bar area and featuring a small selection of breakfast items, which I thought it was an excellent customer service idea that I never experienced anywhere else before. Breakfast was repetitive, but then that is the nature of breakfast. Yes, they ran out of butter and some other foods at times, and also wine, but eventually these were replaced. Canned beer was given out freely and some other hotel guests outside our group went for it, and so the resort introduced restrictions. However, the event organiser bought several crates of beer (and also got some from the resort) all these were taken to the area of the restaurant reserved for us and these were available freely to us all. It was the end of the season and probably the staff was tired and looking forward to going home, and, whilst service with smile is always a welcome bonus, in the end I believe that most people enjoyed dancing in a fantastic venue overlooking the bay and the nearby village during a week of uninterrupted sunshine with easy access to the nearby beach (on foot and/or via the little free tourist train that runs regularly throughout the day for guests, between the resort and the beach) with free parasol and deck chairs. All in all, this was a great and affordable event in a lovely venue, and whilst it cannot be denied that there were some issues, I feel that there were also many positive aspects that also need to be considered.

We've just spent a fabulous week in this beautiful part of Sardinia. The hotel is lovely, not too crowded, rooms a good size with huge beds. The bathroom has a shower that could be updated and a little larger. The bathroom would definitely be generous enough to accommodate this. Plenty of towels provided in the rooms, if you don't want to bring a pool/beach towel they can be rented for a small fee. The air conditioning was very welcome during our stay. There is a super buffet breakfast that catered for just about everyone. Although the pool is a little chilly it's super clean and hasn't been crowded. The pool bar serves a great cocktail and a really lovely iced coffee. From the hotel it's a 15 minute walk to harbour with boat trips, or self drive boat hire available. We took a full day trip, self hire to explore the coastline from the sea. This was a true highlight of the holiday, the water was warm and clear and the scenery stunning. We even saw dolphin swimming alongside us.! Restaurants in Cala Ganone served delicious food and ice cream in any flavour imaginable. All prices were very reasonable. If you haven't been already, Sardinia is a wonderful place to visit.

Positive points : ＞ Good location, in the centre. ＞ Personnel gentleness ＞ Small lunch Negative points : ＞ Older room ＞ Room ”super with sea view”: see the photo for ”sea view”. With the term ”super” it is not all appropriate. The room was very small, with defecting equipment (one lamp worked). One seat when we were two, no table. We asked for it, but it was never provided. The balcony was more than rich, and we were so close to the street that all the passants had seen the room... ＞ TV: ridiculously small (small than a computer screen). ＞ quiet: room on the street. In addition, we were unquestionably awakened by household women who do not care about the rest of the guests and are discussing heavyly behind the door (when they don't come hit to ask us to let them do the room as soon as 8 a.m.).