I don't know where to start. I was a guest in the resort for a few days during a work retreat at…read morethe beginning of September. I almost expected a nice weather (sardinia is normally warm for the whole month of september) but it was actually gorgeous: warm, windy and dry. Regarding the resort: starting from the reception i felt welcomed and pampered! The personnel was always ready to assist me for every need and they were constantly smiling! There are two restaurants inside the resort: one of them, near the reception is organized as a buffet, the other one need to be reserved and has a-la-carte service. I didn't have the chance to try the a-la-carte restaurant, because i was enjoying the buffet: there were everyday a full assortments of meats and fish, several kind of pastas, appetizers and desserts. The bread is probably home made, because they have a fantastic oven which is used to bake pizza for the dinner. There are various sport activities (not tried), like the wellness center (not tried), a pool filled with sea water (tried) and the sea is close to the resort (5 minutes walking probably). it was a beautiful experience and now i'm sad because i'm back in London.

Beautiful located hotel in the middle of nowhere. On the positive side…read more-service minded staff on the beach that serves you whatever you wish from a menu. - free canoes, sun bed and water bikes at the beach - beautiful rooms (although shower was dated) -nice and clean housekeeping - good breakfast (30eur pp) - free snacks to the cocktails (16eur) - 3 small deserts to the coffe (8eur) - toilets close to the first beach -the somilier and his wine suggestions - stunning surrounding and 2 nice beaches That being said this, it is not a place we would return to. We love food and were willing to pay for it as long as it's good. Sadly the food here is in general quite boring and expensive, during our stay we had lunch here once and dinner twice. The first evening we had "the culinary journey" it was supposed to be something extra according to the hotels description. We found the food served mediocre although the fish we had for main was well prepared and the wine served together with the dinner was good. The lunch was not worth the price, dinner the second day was probably best and we can recommend you to try the slow cooked veal and the chocolate fondant. In average the price level is quite high 4eur for a small water, 24eur for a boring pasta during lunch and Kellogg's k special for 6 eur in the mini bar. It gives you the impression your being ripped off and indeed you are... So why did we still choose to eat here, well the place is in the middle of nowhere, in order to get here you drive 6km along a narrow road and thereafter you need to drive around 10 min to bonifacio (beautiful city), it's simply to much of a hassle to leave. Further the wifi is unreliable and the hairdryer is really bad.

This hotel is just magical. It's very secluded and has the most amazing views of the beach, great…read morerestaurants, pool, and there is a private beach right on the sand for guests. Next time I come back to Corsica, I will definitely stay here. It's a bit pricey but totally worth it because there is no reason to run around because you have everything you could possibly want in a vacation right there.

From the owner: Hotel ristorante 4 stelle sul mare e in centro. Parcheggio…read morevideosorvegliato, piscine e wifi gratuiti. Interamente ristrutturato. Conduzione familiare.

One of the five star properties on Costa Smeralda…read more Excellent service, large beachfront property with two separate pools and multiple restaurants Pro tip consider renting a car in Sardinia as taxis and Ubers are extremely expensive often 50 Euros for short trips and in some areas are very hard to get.

Now a Belmond hotel. The service has greatly improved. Looking forward to it getting better and…read morebetter.

Great little hidden gem on Sardinia if you crave Peace, Beauty and nice service ... boat rental…read morearea where you can, rent, nice boats without a license and enjoy the archipelagos. You will love !! The Manager of this Hotel is there to make your visit great .... Maximillion ! And he looks like Stanley Tucci Have Fun. BTW book through their owner, Felix Hotel.

For those looking to get away and have a relaxing vacation without having to endure beaches and…read morecity streets crowded with tourists, La Coluccia is definitely for you. When we booked our trip to Sardinia, we really did not know what to expect and La Coluccia was picked since it looked secluded and away from the hustle and bustle of any major city or town. Well, it turns out our assumptions were correct, this amazing hotel is very secluded, about 25km from the nearest large town, Santa Teresa. The hotel itself is fairly small, I think it is about 50 rooms or so. The facility looks very new and all the amenities were great. The bright white color of the hotel's exterior, enhanced by the beautiful deep blue color of the surrounding Mediterranean and the tall pine trees that dot the island, makes for quite the tranquil setting. We truly enjoyed our stay at La Coluccia. The staff speaks several languages (and speaks English quite well) and they are always on hand to cater to your needs. The grounds consist of an outdoor eating area and pool, then as you make your way to the beach, a large grassy area with shade provided for hammocks there by the tall pine trees on the grounds. From there you take a few steps down to the beach, which isn't quite sand, but more of a beach consisting of fine, small pieces of granite (should be no surprise as the entire island of Sardinia is covered by, and consists of, granite). The water on the island is amazingly clear and there is covered seating on the beach so you can enjoy the view. One of the best aspects of La Coluccia is the fine dining. They do not have an open menu, it is a set menu each night, consisting of four courses (and three items for each course) for a fixed price. While the dinner is expensive, it is quite good, and for those visiting Italy and wanting to try a wide spectrum of Italian culinary delicacies, this is a great way to do it. You can balance your expensive dinner by taking advantage of the complimentary breakfast, which is also delicious and quite expansive: several types of cured meats, eggs, bacon, fresh baked breads of various shapes and sizes, as well as fruit and coffee. We found ourselves becoming addicted to the thin, fresh baked bread from Sardinia. One word of advice if you did plan to at least explore some of the island, not just stay at the hotel, you will want to rent a car. It is close to a 40 minute ride from the airport, so plan accordingly. However, you could just do as we did and to just get out for a day, take a cab to Santa Teresa. So if you were like us and were looking for a nice, secluded hotel for a relaxing weekend, La Coluccia is definitely the place to choose to begin your Sardinian adventure.

Prepare to be scammed…read more This place is a textbook tourist trap. Deceptive pricing, rude staff, and zero accountability. It's sad because the setting is beautiful and had real potential. We even joked that it would be a great wedding venue. No longer feel the same as I would never in my life want to deal with these people ever again. We stopped in for a quick drink before dinner. Just two drinks each, no food. The waiter clearly told us it was a 50 euro minimum per person, which we were fine with. But when the bill arrived, it was 600 euros for five people. Suddenly, they claimed it was a 120 euro minimum, something we were never told. When we questioned it, the manager was condescending, dismissive, and completely unhelpful. His only response: "It's on the menu," then he walked away. No apology. No explanation. Had they been honest upfront, we either would have stayed for a full dinner or never sat down. Instead, they lured us in with false information. Classic bait and switch. We'll be disputing the charge with Amex and reporting this place everywhere we can. Avoid at all costs. You'll be overcharged, disrespected, and left with a very expensive lesson.

I love Traveling in Europe and especially enjoy staying at a preferred Marriott property. We…read moretypically stay in high end hotels as we like to stay in accommodations equivalent to our personal home. We just stayed at the Belmond in Mallorca, which was amazing. This hotel I would not recommend as my room is extremely small! We cannot even open the bathroom shower door unless the bathroom door is closed. I thought that my Bonvoy status (Titanium Elite for life) would help me get an upgrade or at-least a decent size room. Unfortunately the front desk would not accommodate us and said sorry we can't help you. This is unacceptable and not typical of other high end Marriott properties. We are very disappointed and considering leaving early.