Maddalena Archipelago National Park Holidays

Clean place, well located - a 5 mins walk to the Center. Besides 2 supermarkets. A small. Hot practical gym.

First the staff were wonderful. However, the hotel is very dated. The breakfast was very average and it finished too early at 10am. The pool bar only served lunch for 1.5hrs so there were no food options except for soggy sandwiches and small premade pizzas. No room service, no coffee in the room. Air conditioner broke. We booked this hotel because it had beach access so that helped but I would not stay again.

Nice hotel, but the staff really needs to decide if they want to be in hospitality. The majority of the staff never says hello or goodbye. They won’t even acknowledge you. They have very limited relationships with local restaurants, so they can’t help you get a table. Overall, the service is very unfriendly, and the front desk makes you feel like you’re bothering them. If you'd like to charge and advertise like a 5 Star, please provide 5 Star service. The worst part is that they charge €10 per day just to use an iron (€40 for our four-night stay). In Canadian dollars, that’s well over $70 for something as simple as an iron. We’ve stayed at dozens of five-star hotels across Europe over the last seven summers, and while we understand there are safety regulations, most hotels simply have housekeeping or turndown service collect the iron in the evening after you’ve gone out for dinner. They also wanted to charge €50 just to bring food to our room, in a two-story hotel. The “sea view” is mostly blocked by the building in front. The beach advertising is misleading. You cannot walk to the beach—you have to take a shuttle. This hotel has more rules than a prison. I would not consider it a five-star property; it’s a four-star hotel at best. The one bright spot was a gentleman at the front desk who was genuinely kind and gave us an excellent local recommendation.

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