Hotels in Baja Sardinia

"Excellent place!"

"The hotel is really nice. Breakfast was ok too. However, the room was excessively hot. The AC did not work in the hotel. Date of stay was May 11. Daytime temperatures were 22+ Celsius. We had to sleep with the balcony door open. This let a lot of light in the room early in the morning and woke us up prematurely. Also the fumes from car traffic outside and airplanes nearby made the air bad. Otherwise I would definitely recommend the hotel and will likely visit again but not in May. "

"Truly a once in a lifetime experience! We came all the way from the U.S. and loved every bit of our stay here. From the location to the staff, everything was excellent! You are located in Cannigione, so it’s very walkable. You can walk to the beach, grocery store, little shops, and tons of restaurants. The service is 5 stars. They clean your room daily, they are very respectful and treat you like royalty. Overall we hope to come back in the next few years with our kids!"

"Great hotel, great location. All of the staff, reception, breakfast, restaurant, bar were very attentive and service was always with a cheerful smile! Beautiful room with a lovely view of the ocean."

"Highly recommend and will be back. Beautiful grounds and plenty of parking on site. The pool was large and had nice area for sitting out and relaxing. We enjoyed the breakfast every morning. Located close to most communities with restaurants and beaches all around. "

"Most beautifull view on Costa Smeralda Employees dedicated to help"

"Wonderful hotel and location. The staff were also amazing - 5*"

"Amazing hotel service was great "

"The hotel was stunning and staff were lovely—we were even upgraded to a beautiful Laguna room with direct pool access. However, we visited in mid-October and were disappointed to find most nearby places already closed for the season. The hotel had only one restaurant open with limited options and very high prices (€162 for two pizzas and a bottle of rosé). We tried exploring Baia (20 minute walk) and Porto Cervo (10 minute taxi, costing €40 each way), but both were mostly shut down. Even online listings showed places as open, which was misleading. By Day 4, we decided to rent a car, which was more cost-effective than taxis. We had room service once for lunch, but most days we relied on the nearby supermarket (about a 5-minute walk). They had fresh rolls, meats, and cheeses, which we brought back to our room. It’s a real shame there wasn’t clearer communication about the seasonal closures. The area is stunning, and we would have loved to experience it at its best. Had we known, we definitely would have chosen a different time of year to visit!"