"During a tour we stayed 5 nights in this hotel. The hotel has connected bungalows. The rooms are very basic and small. Fortunately we had in the room next to a double bed another single bed, for our suitcases. The renovated bathroom with new shower and tiles was neat. We got a very good and very abundant breakfast, while the dinner was mediocre and even 1x very meager. The staff is very helpful and friendly. A covered outdoor terrace with bar to have a drink in the evening. Has a swimming pool, but did not use it. The area of ​​San Giovanni, Posada and La Caletta is not touristy. Is very quiet. The hotel is near a fairly large beach, 500m from San Giovanni."

"Beautiful farmhouse located on a hill a few km from the beach .... Different from the usual hotel, the rooms are located in separate blocks and not in a single unit. Our room was very spacious and equipped with a small balcony with a breathtaking view, if we really want to find two flaws the lack of mosquito nets on the windows and the television decidedly small for the size of the room. The silence of the structure is priceless, the only "noise" the chirping of cicadas.. Pure relaxation. Welcoming swimming pool equipped with a refreshment point. Buffet breakfast always well stocked. Kind and helpful staff, excellent room cleaning. Excellent dinner too. A little corner of paradise."

"We stayed 4 nights. We were very disappointed with the breakfast, which was included in the price of our stay. When booking through trip.com, we noted that my partner is celiac, but at breakfast we discovered that essential gluten-free items (bread, biscuits, and even packaged corn flakes) were not included and could only be provided for a supplement of €5 per day. The hotel informed us that they had communicated this hotel policy to the agency, but unfortunately they didn't notify us in advance. Given the hotel's category, we didn't consider calling the hotel to confirm that these gluten-free meals were available. We would have attempted to cancel the reservation and change hotels. While we respect the hotel's policy, we find it unacceptable for a 4-star hotel to have to pay an extra fee (a small amount, negligible for a week's vacation in Sardinia, which we waived out of principle) for essential items for celiacs, but included for non-celiacs. Even the breakfast for other guests isn't up to par with a 4-star hotel: bacon, scrambled eggs, and freshly squeezed orange juice are available only for a supplement of €6 to €8 per day. Essentially, items that would normally be included in hotels of this category are charged separately, something we've never experienced before. Furthermore, the property is remote, and a car is essential for any travel. Mr. Mirko Murgia, in reference to your response, I'd like to point out that we didn't cause any problems to anyone during our stay, and we respect the opinions, decisions, and work of others. Alessandro Sinisgalli"

"We had a really noisy room next to the restaurant where you could hear people from 6 in the morning. When you take a shower you are literally standing next to the toilet, that feels a bit nasty."