Arbatax Park Resort - Telis

1 Punkt weil es 0 nicht gibt…. Leider war Mitte Mai der Strand noch nicht geöffnet so wie man auf den Bildern sehen kann… Die Zimmer waren feucht und es roch sehr modrig…. Schimmel an den Wänden. Der Weg zu den Zimmern war sehr weit…. Der Naturpark war sehr verwahrlost und die Tiere waren halb Tod….. auch die Getränke an der Bar sind sehr überteuert… als wir uns an der Rezeption beschwerten wurde das Problem nicht wirklich wahr genommen. Bitte bucht nie ein Zimmer in diesem Hotel….

Wir waren im Sommer dort vor Ort. Leider muss ich sagen, es war somit das schlechteste Urlaubsresort, das ich in meinen 44 Jahren erleben durfte. Wir haben dreimal das Zimmer gewechselt wegen Schimmel / kein WLAN wie angegeben und der Tv war auch defekt und das in allen 3 Zimmern. Das Essen war wirklich überhaupt nicht gut. Alles sehr lieblos und das ganze Personal komplett überfordert. Von der Hygiene ganz zu schweigen. Wir sind 7 Tage ( 14 Tage gebucht / NICHT BILLIG ) früher abgereist weil einfach nichts gestimmt hat außer der Traumhafte 🏖️ Strand. Natürlich haben wir keine Erstattung oder sonstiges bekommen. War sehr ärgerlich alles ! Wir haben uns von den tollen Bildern blenden lassen, leider.. Es war alles sehr alt und heruntergekommen. Was auch sehr witzig war, ist das Resort ist ausgezeichnet mit World Best ECO Resort und es gab Plastikbecher am Strand 😂 Sorry, aber von mir unter -1 🌟

Spectacular hotel, excellent entertainment, simply one of the best resorts in Italy. The services are well managed and the rooms are spotless and welcoming. I will definitely come back and recommend this resort to everyone, especially families.

Fantastic location. Don't miss the tour around the farm. The animation guys are great. The buffet for dinner was excellent (Cala Moresca). The bus for moving around the resort (boboi) was very nice. To be repeated next year

Our adventure in the Resort begins with a double check in lasting approximately 1 hour. Reservation made to stay in "park villas" but instead we were moved to the "telis" area, when I asked why this move was made I was told: they are the same anyway. Once we got to the room (accompanied by car), we immediately noticed a 70s/80s air conditioner that made a noise like a 747 at take-off. Of course we had to keep it on because of the heat. The room was poorly maintained. The bathroom was decent but with a broken shower head and a wobbly toilet. We were struck by a TV decoder stuck between the wall and the television (which didn't work). The entrance to our room was near a heating plant that released a significant smell of gas, in fact every return to the room was accompanied by 1 or 2 prayers. The Resort has incredible potential, only that the lack of care and the lack of staff reduce it to a village of horrors, with dirty streets, exposed electrical cables, poor lighting and various other defects. The buffet restaurant wasn't the best but at least the food was edible, accompanied every day by the assiduous presence of wasps that you found everywhere (both in the dishes and on the tables). The entertainment, which in a village should be the very essence of entertainment, was nothing in this one. Very few entertainers, little smiling and almost zero initiatives. Sports, shows, chats and entertainment for paying customers remain a utopia. Maybe they were good for those with children because they worked for them. I can't comment on the spa because it wasn't working and it wasn't possible to use it. Huge disappoin**ent. At least they reimbursed us for the spa expense booked in advance. Let's continue... The beaches of the resort are aesthetically pleasing, but artificial and small. They immediately filled up with people and so we had to retreat to the pool. Pool parenthesis "the swimming pool in the main square is built under a tree that shed leaves 24 hours a day, forcing the lifeguard on duty to do the pool cleaning service rather than the control and safety of the pool and people". The rest of the pools were clean and looked after quite well. The park with the animals is a nice attraction except that to see it all you have to take a walk which, for those who are not a little fit, will exhaust you. In fact, moving around the village is quite tiring depending on where you go. To remedy this, there is an open bus (boboi) which, having scheduled stops, takes you around the entire resort. My question though is this... but when does it rain? Fortunately it rains little in summer. To conclude, I think I wasted my money by choosing this resort which on paper is described as the top in Sardinia. But between saying and doing there is the sea, in this case an ocean. Maybe because we went to the end of the season, maybe because they had reduced the staff or maybe we had bad luck