Hotels Near Museo Etnografico Galluras in Luras

We had two nights at the Inn. Fast check in by a very serviceminded receptionist, he also gave us a upgrade of the room. The room we had was really nice! Poolarea was nice. Lots of free parkingspace. Breakfast was a little bit poor, a little vegetables and fruit would have been nice. We had dinner both nights and the food was really great. Friendly and helpful staff! I think we had good value for the price we paid.

This is the best hotel we have ever stayed in. From the moment we arrived and were shown to our room by Vanni, the reception manager, we could tell that this hotel was different. They treat each visitor personally and not just as customer. The food was amazing and we enjoyed every course. The view from the restaurant is stunning and the service impeccable. We stayed in a room with a view of the lake which was absolutely lovely. The hotel is spotlessly clean and the gardens are manicured to perfection. We cannot recommend this hotel highly enough and will definitely be returning.

Arriving late at night to the hotel we literally got taken to our room. After travelling all day and arriving to temps of over 30 degrees we weren’t even offered a glass of water! Rooms were lovely, well equipped and spacious. Paid for a balcony but ours was not big enough to sit out on, we would have been touching knees. Rooms were well cleaned every day and mini bars replenished daily (although you pay for everything in mini bar). Breakfast was lovely, big choice. Staff were lovely. There were signs up saying you CANNOT take food from the restaurant. The pool area is lovely but only 17 sun beds and half had been replaced with hardboard where rattan had obviously come apart. Although they had cushions on top, those ones were so hard and uncomfortable to lie on. They need to invest in new ones and either some more or some reclining chairs (as there is not an enormous amount of space). There was only about 4 umbrellas which is not enough especially as the temperature is so high throughout the summer. You can only get a drink between 10 and 3 by either using whatever is in your mini bar or asking at reception who will and said they will only serve basics. The proper bar opens at 3pm for any drinks and a few snacks like toasted sandwiches and mozzarella/tomatoes. There is a very small supermarket about 4 min walk, it does not have a lot of choice but have some basics. It’s open 8-1 then closed until 5-8 so very limited. So you need to think carefully about food and drink when booking this hotel. No pool towels are available and there is nowhere that I could find in the village that sold them. The village is very pretty and we ate in 5 restaurants and they were all very good. Local wine is very good. There was a few shops all pretty expensive. High end clothes shops, swimwear shops, linen clothes shops. A pretty square and it is quite buzzy at night. Restaurants need to be booked. It’s rare to get a table but just walking in. The pool area is very very quiet, you find yourself whispering which isn’t that comfortable. In the bar area they have background music and I think they should extend it to pool area to make it more relaxing. The restaurant at the hotel is lovely. Independent from the hotel, it’s high end but great quality food and wines. They give a discount if you are staying at the hotel. The day we were leaving we asked reception could someone come and help with our luggage and the lady said “the man isn’t here”. I asked her is there not another man on site, she said she would call me back. It was 3 or 4 flights of stairs. After a while she called back and said “I found a man”. To say I was grateful is an understatement. So I would say it’s a very pretty hotel in quite a rural setting. Breakfast is great but found food/drink for rest of the day needed thought. It would be good if you could purchase crisps or savory snacks at hotel or if they extended the bar hours and menu. Sunbeds & umbrellas need ad

If you want to truly escape this is for you! Set on the beach with stunning views to sea you can either lounge by the pool or grass areas with daily towels available from reception. You do however need to either hire a car or be prepared for a €60 minimum return journey to the nearest town, whilst it’s absolutely worth it, it can get pricey. The breakfast is good and you can ask for omelettes etc, fresh juices and Prosecco. The restaurant is a la carte and the food was excellent with good wine selection. The staff were all wonderful and friendly and helped us with our Italian. The beach does not belong to the hotel but you can rent two beds on the beach for about 45 euros but the hotel is so close you don’t need to. There is an excellent beach bar and boat hire and the service, food and drinks are excellent. You can hire the small speedboat for €200 euros and explore the islands. The pool area was lovely and clean with nice beds and the spa, toilets and gym were good also. Rooms are nice but found ours a little small, nice balcony with views of the sea (recommend deluxe sea view room). However there are a couple of frustrations which other guests commented on, it wasn’t easy to order a bottle of wine to sit and drink in the bar or outside, only by the glass in the bar so you had to go to the restaurant which was a little awkward, no room service but they did bring our wine to our room but charged us. At times there were no staff in the bar so you had to go to reception to ask them to send someone to the bar, you shouldn’t have to do that as a customer. All in all a lovely week but can’t quite give it 5* rating, Sardinia is beautiful and will definitely return. Thank you for the lovely birthday cake. The Manager is also lovely and helped us with takeaway food for our boat trip, thank you 😀💕.