Mangia's Sardinia Resort - New Opening

The property features spacious, well-appointed rooms with Sardinian furnishings, terraces, and panoramic sea views. Its convenient location provides easy beach access and stunning sea vistas. Quiet and welcoming atmosphere.

The environment is chaotic, particularly in the restaurant area, where children are allowed to run around freely, disturbing other guests and turning meals into an unpleasant experience. While we understood the resort was not adults-only, the lack of supervision and structure was far beyond what we expected. The food quality is poor. It lacks freshness and flavor, and overall does not meet the standard one would expect. We recommend eating outside the resort if possible. Service is consistently lacking. Staff are unfriendly and unhelpful, and requests are often ignored. For example, we were told a taxi had been arranged, only to find out it had not been booked at all. If you’re planning an excursion, be aware that this kind of disorganization can cause you to miss it entirely. Service is where this resort falls short. Staff rarely smile, are generally unhelpful, and do not go out of their way to assist or accommodate guests. We are used to service staff who take pride in their work, who do their best to make guests feel welcome and valued , this was not the case here. Several times, staff responded to questions or requests with long replies in Italian, without checking whether the guest even understood the language. There is a clear lack of effort to make guests feel comfortable or supported. Room amenities are basic and disappointing. The towels are so thin they don’t dry properly, there are no bathrobes, and no drying rack is provided in the house, which makes even simple routines inconvenient. On a more positive note, the location is beautiful. The beach and ocean are stunning and definitely the highlight of the stay. However, be aware that if you want front-row chairs at the beach, you’ll have to pay extra. The resort’s interior design is modern and tasteful, and the beds are comfortable. Overall, the setting has potential, but the experience is undermined by poor service, low food quality, and a lack of attention to guest comfort. This resort is only suitable for families with small children, not adults.

We are really enjoying our stay at this hotel half way through our week long visit. The hotel has been beautifully renovated and the rooms are very comfortable. We are staying in a superior double room. Very comfy bed and pillows, nice bathroom and a seating area at the entrance. Outside is a small grassed area with table and chairs and two sunbeds. There is a lovely view of the sea. The hotel is huge, but it never feels overly crowded. The only area which does feel a little crowded is on the beach where free sunbeds and parasols are provided, but the windy weather, though welcome in the warmth, means the parasols are having to be lowered. If you want you can rent a sunbeds and parasol in the front row but at €50 is too expensive. The pool area is really nice with luxurious furniture. The only negatives I could give are that we had to wait a couple of hours for our room to be ready, and communication is not great about where you can eat(we are on half board). So, you need to know that breakfast and dinner are served in The Mediterra restaurant, but you can also eat in the pizzeria, but you will have to pay a supplementary charge for some dishes. Overall the food is very good. I can recommend this hotel and don’t take too much notice of the negative reviews.