Stazzo Lu Ciaccaru, Costa Smeralda

Beautiful property, and lovely landscaping. Very charming and love the rustic farmhouse accommodations. Staff was very attentive and helpful throughout. We stayed at a villa which was very spacious.

Villa - though spacious, the beds were uncomfortable. The air conditioner seemed old and did not work well. Fortunately, we were able to open the windows for cool air at night. Kitchen was not well equipped even to make a casual snack e.g. not pots, chopping board and and we had one broken knife.

Value for money. Given the price, we were disappointed that we still had to pay for even the most basic item - drinking water. We were advised not to drink tap water. So the only choice was to pay 8 euros for a bottle of water at the restaurant. My advice is make sure you purchase lots of water from grocery stores.

Lovely rural setting, delightful and helpful staff, well-maintained grounds and pool area, close to nearby towns and beaches (if traveling by car)

The restaurant, food was fantastic.
Professional services
Quiet and very clean

So tranquil.

The location and the suites are wonderful! The massage with Maria excellent, we highly recommend her. The lunch was excellent. Aldo is very nice and brings warmness to the staff.

The Menu in the evening is mainly fish based or other fancy things. We missed some traditional dishes. The breakfast looks on the first sight very nicely but is actually very average. Coffee is illy from a automatic machine and average. The staff was good but most of them not very warm or very kind. They did their job but that’s it.

Excellent breakfast, nice grounds. The room was large and very comfortable with plenty of seating. Good swimming pools.

Only ‘fine’ dining available at night time. A less formal on site option would have been nice.

Unfortunately, I’ll give this hotel four stars. Why? The restaurant never gave us a bill with the amount but a paper with what we ordered. When I asked about it, the receptionist said I should do the counting because the prices are at the Menu. Guess what?! I’m on vacation, I shouldn’t be doing this. We have never experienced this anywhere else. How do I know I wasn’t cheated? Sorry but this is a no go! Especially for tourists outside of Italy.

a beautiful hotel with amazing views. the facilities are great but the staff even more so.
Anna & Elisa were very helpful, going above and beyond to arrange everything we needed
the staff full stop (bfast, the outdoor bar) (sorry can’t remember their names) were awesome!

additional cost for omelettes a little surprising, would have been nice if they’re included in the bfast but bfast itself was still very good

Beautiful location, great staff and restaurant.

We stayed at this upscale country resort for a week - it is in beautiful gardens and surrounded by lovely countryside. Our suite was large with a good size bathroom but unforunately our view from the front terrace was obscured by a tall hedge (which had to be there for safety purposes but it was a shame we did not have a better view as my husband is a keen birder). The pool area was nice but it was quite windy and rainy when we were there so did not experience it to the max. The bar guy Aldo was incredible and I had a Pinacolada every day as I became addicted to them - made with fresh pineapple.

The eating options were terribly disappointing. The only restaurant on site is incredibly formal and ridiculously expensive! Our meal on the first night was over £200 for three courses each and a bottle of wine - which made it unsustainable to eat there every night. Plus the menu was very limited and a bit too 'fancy' (and we love gourmet food!). We just wanted some unpretentious Sardinian cooking. We also tried the lunch menu - one of us ordered the spaghetti in tomato sauce and it was the smallest portion I had ever seen and cost about £18. If you just want a snack, you can't get one at all (although Aldo did make us a toasted sandwich in the bar the first day we arrived on special request). It would seem sensible to make the bar area (which is on the other side of the grounds so it takes ages to get a gin and tonic if you order one in the restaurant!) into a casual dining area to give people more options. We had no choice but to drive to the local town or countryside restaurants for dinner every night which meant my husband could not drink with his meal. In fact on several occasions, we ate cheese, ham and bread on our room terrace with a lovely bottle of red purchased at the local supermarket - not to save money but just because we didn't want formal dining. A real shame for our holiday. By the way - Sardinian wine is excellent.