Luxury Hotels & Resorts in Sardinia

"Very friendly staff, right next to the centre of Olbia. Would happily stay again"

"We had a wonderful time at the Jazz Hotel, we went as a couple and met up with family who also stayed at the Jazz and had a wheelchair, ramp to assist and left available to take you to room. Cleanliness is excellent, reception staff are absolutely amazing cannot do enough for you. Restaurant and bar staff also fantastic and always smiling. Excellent breakfast lots of choice. Easy access to town and other restaurants. We visited some beautiful beaches €1 ticket purchased from newspaper stand left to car park will get you to several beaches in 20 minutes. Our 2nd visit will definitely return. "

"Lovely helpful staff! Would stay again "

"The Alma hotel works well and is walkable into the old town if fit. Good breakfast. Plenty of restaurants in town and a few on the way also a supermarket nearby."

"Our room was bright, clean and quiet."

"Amazing hotel in a great location with spectacular views. All the staff we met were very helpful especially at breakfast to cater for my gluten free requirements. The room was spacious and the bed comfy. Sockets next to the bed was a really big plus for us as many hotels do not have this! I wouldnt lower the score but the only con for us was them allowing dogs in the rooms. Overall we would come back tomorrow and recommend to everyone!"

"Absolutely great"

"Breakfast in the morning was (to me, as a pastry addict) unparalleled, and the staff were able to accommodate every coffee order/request and even recommended some drinks I’d never tried before (ever had ginseng in a coffee? Not me!) Otherwise, beautiful property, centrally located, and they gave us beach towels in the cutest tote bag on the days we went swimming. Would return, would recommend!"

"Reno’s almost complete. We used 10E/day parking for our small vehicle. View from balcony nice, but view from breakfast room fantastic. Could have sat there all day. Nice breakfast. As close as you can stay to old town but still drive to door."