Santa Reparata Hotels

"Great hotel right in front of the harbour where the ferries to/from Palau come and go every 20 mins or so. Staff was kind and helpful and our room was spotlessly clean and equipped with everything we needed. Many bars and restaurants nearby. Somewhat unlucky that a rare occurrence for Sardinia (intense rain in April) caused the breakfast room to be affected by water leaking from the top and a breakfast experience less pleasant than it could have been. Would suggest the hotel to accelerate remedial works asap so that it doesn't happen again."

"Just a hotel. The only thing that sticks out is the African artwork that doesn’t make sense in Sardinia. The walls are thin. Staff wasn’t super helpful but tried a little. The breakfast was edible but handmade cappuccino was cold and not done well. Honestly for an Italian vacation, find something more memorable. The memories you have from here will be “eh…”"

"Overall rather poor. The state of the facilities is quite dated, I'd estimate no major refurbishment for 30+ years. Breakfast with limited options. Very noisy alarm went off overnight at 1.15am. It kept going for a good couple of minutes, likely because the reception closed at 9pm and nobody was manning the system. If by 5am you had been lucky enough to be sleeping again (I wasn't), then the fridges in mine and other rooms would make noises similar to airplanes taking over. I had to unplug the one in my room, however many rooms must have been empty because I could hear them, every single of them. In a word, a disaster from start to bottom. I won't mention the 3 figures digit I had to part ways with to sleep in here but there you have it. "

"Everything was wonderful. The property and staff made our 40th anniversary one to always remember. Thank you Petra Segreta."

"Nice area. Walkable to the main area of town or beach."

"Amazing hotel service was great "

"The hotel was stunning and staff were lovely—we were even upgraded to a beautiful Laguna room with direct pool access. However, we visited in mid-October and were disappointed to find most nearby places already closed for the season. The hotel had only one restaurant open with limited options and very high prices (€162 for two pizzas and a bottle of rosé). We tried exploring Baia (20 minute walk) and Porto Cervo (10 minute taxi, costing €40 each way), but both were mostly shut down. Even online listings showed places as open, which was misleading. By Day 4, we decided to rent a car, which was more cost-effective than taxis. We had room service once for lunch, but most days we relied on the nearby supermarket (about a 5-minute walk). They had fresh rolls, meats, and cheeses, which we brought back to our room. It’s a real shame there wasn’t clearer communication about the seasonal closures. The area is stunning, and we would have loved to experience it at its best. Had we known, we definitely would have chosen a different time of year to visit!"

"A beautiful resort. Stunning room. Beautiful pebble beach. We only went to the buffet for dinner - not as many options as I would have expected for the price but that might have been because it isn't peak season."

"Lovely place "