Bagaglino I Giardini di Porto Cervo

Located near Porto Cervo, the accommodation provides easy beach access in a tranquil garden setting. Guests praise the accommodating staff but criticize the disappointing breakfast options and quality.

This place should be condemned, not advertised as a functioning hotel. From the moment I walked into the room, I knew something was seriously wrong. The smell of damp mildew hit me like a wall — and sure enough, I found black mold growing around the air vents, in the corners of the bathroom, and along the baseboards. It was disgusting and dangerous. I don’t know how they’re legally allowed to operate with this level of mold contamination. But wait, it gets worse. There was broken glass on the floor near the window — actual shards just sitting there, as if the room hadn’t been cleaned in weeks. I stepped on a piece, luckily through my shoe. If I had gone barefoot, I’d be writing this review from the ER. The tiles in the bathroom were cracked and loose, with some completely missing, exposing sharp edges and the subfloor beneath. The shower didn’t work properly — barely a trickle of lukewarm water, and the knob spun in circles like it was trying to escape the horror of it all. And just when I thought it couldn’t get worse, I spotted ISOPOD bugs crawling out of the drain. Not just one. Several. I’ve stayed in budget motels before, but this was like staying in a damp basement that hadn’t been touched in decades. The front desk staff were either completely overwhelmed or just didn’t care. When I mentioned the mold and bugs, the response was a half-hearted “we’ll look into it,” followed by absolutely nothing. This hotel is not just gross — it’s a health and safety hazard. It should be shut down and investigated. I wouldn’t wish this place on my worst enemy. You’d be safer and more comfortable sleeping in your car. Avoid. Avoid. AVOID.