Santa Maria Resort

Experience to forget!! There is nothing resort-like. Prices too high for mediocre quality from all points of view. Daily room cleaning totally absent, quantity of mosquitoes comparable to a rice field, old structure. Despite the goodwill of the staff who proved to be very helpful, the opinion is highly insufficient compared to what is described in the advertisements. This is truly misleading advertising. Unkept interior furnishings, broken mosquito nets, equally broken clothes drying rack, TV without decoder and therefore unusable (after this was noticed, the staff inserted a newly purchased decoder). Hot water at times, 90's shower. The only plus point considering the narrow and long bathroom is the optimization of time, brushing your teeth while sitting on the bathroom fixtures. Nice swimming pool immersed in a completely sterile environment, without music at any time. The greenery present is quite well-kept. Bar prices unjustifiably high. The only certainty in life is never to go back!

I only stayed 4 nights but the property is really beautiful, even though it is in the countryside, it is located near Orosei (we were by car). With just a few kilometers you can reach many of the most beautiful beaches of the Gulf of Orosei as well as various archaeological sites and trekking routes. Friendly staff

The place could be pleasant in the middle of olive fields in the countryside. Parking is paid although not advertised and the price varies if you pay in cash or credit card. The breakfast at 15 euros is very expensive because the jam, the honey, many of the cakes are in plastic and industrial. No wifi in the rooms except at the reception.

We arrived at this resort with high hopes and left after half an hour. Already from the outside the structure appears old and unkept, but the surprise was the room: totally unacceptable for a so-called 4 star. Tiny, dirty, furnished only with an empty minibar, an old wooden chair and a post-war wardrobe dirty inside (large stains in the upholstery yellowed by time) and outside. The curtains in the room were black, the mosquito net was broken, as was the wooden entrance door, not to mention the tiny TV with the cables tied behind it in plain sight. The most disgusting note, however, was the tiny bathroom, with a mini sink only for the hands and the shower completely devoid of light and stuck in a sort of shaft (if you use it in the evening you risk either not washing because you can't see, or to hit some limbs and hurt yourself). Cobwebs everywhere, broken toilet cistern and the last cleaning done was at least two/three years ago. In short, a room that could be suitable, perhaps, as an annex to leave luggage. The only positive note was the kindness of the boy at the reception, I imagine well aware of the squalor of the room, who immediately agreed to cancel the reservation. Ah, you also pay for parking... and where should I put it otherwise? Terrible!