Baia di Conte Resort

Private Beach: The private beach is particularly praised for its beauty and exclusivity, although it may have pebbly areas.

Cleaning every day, but it means they only swipe the floor (no vacuuming), empty the garbage bins and give you a new set of towels. They don't change the bed linen, only make your bed. They don't clean the surfaces nor the tap, sink or shower. The restaurant has quite good food and many baby chairs available. There is a little shop inside the hotel. It sells f. ex. swimming toys, bottled water (expensive!) and touristy things. The staff mainly speaks Italian (reception people speak English). The kids' club and the entertainment are in Italian. Pool is big and nice, but they don't clean it very well. One day there was a poop floating and they just took it away. In my home country the whole pool would have been closed and thoroughly cleaned. When we arrived, we had to wait for our room until 5 pm. A nice hotel complex for this one holiday, but wouldn't go again.

Honestly had one of the best holidays ever. We arrived at the hotel at 10.30 am and left our luggage in a corner at reception til our room was ready. It was safe as there was no1 wondering in from the street like other hotels. It was mostly family's there. We wer allowed use the pool and eat before and after check in and it didn't cost anything extra. We stayed 11 nights and there was a city tax that worked out at €28 per adult. The food was lovely and had a great variety. There was food available at the pool bar all day, fruit, salad, cold meat, cheese, pizza, fries, hot dogs and burgers and also desserts. Soft all inclusive only includes wine at meal times. Soft drinks, juice and water was available all the time from self service. The full all Inclusive had very limited alcohol. Coffee was available at breakfast and had to be paid for after that in the bars. A bottle of corona was €5 and a gin and sprite was €12. Cocktails were €7 and €9. Cans of Soft drink were €3 in the bar. The bedrooms wer nice. Aircon was good. No self service laundry but I brought a portable clothesline with me and hung it on the balcony. Washed out some clothes by hand. A lot of the entertainment was in Italian but we still enjoyed it. The pool entertainment was great, aqua aerobics and so on. There was a bus running daily every couple of hours €5 each way pp. Children under 3 are free. It stops at different beaches and takes you to the centre of alghero. Alghero was beautiful and well worth a visit. Lovely restaurants there. Boat trips available from the harbour there. Also snorkeling trips available from the back of the hotel which is handy. €60 for a full body massage and €25 for an hour long tennis lesson. It was very relaxed. Staff were great. The hotel is in a natural park and the entrance gates have security staff and are locked so it's very safe for kids. No stranger roaming around. I'm going back there this year for 14 nights. So is another girl that I met there with her daughter. They loved it. I wouldn't recommend it for an adult holiday as it is a family hotel so there isn't any partying but the adult do gather around the bar at night for drinks. The whole alcohol thing wasn't an issue for me as I find with all inclusive hotels the alcohol is watered down so I usually end up buying the proper stuff anyway. A taxi from the airport to hotel cost €40- €45 and can be got right outside the airport building. There are wild deer roaming around at night and we got to feed them which was amazing. There are also wild boar on the hotel grounds at night but they don't come close to you. Its definitely a unique resort and the kids loved it. There is a small shop on site which sells water, gifts, toiletries and som first aid supplies, chocolate bars, and a small amount of clothing. It's a holiday that doesn't cost a bomb because its not surrounded by shops and attractions. My only fault was they had no laundry facilities, and all inclusive did not include alcohol.