Barca Bruciata Beach Hotels

"Great little place, with sea view. We stayed here end of October. Downstairs double bed is comfortably firm, a large bed and a quiet room. Mezzanine room upstairs is separated from living area below by a curtain. One mattress upstairs, was less comfortable, but luckily we only needed to use one of them. Plenty of blankets to us as it was cold at night. Kitchen is well equipped, we found not having an oven was ok as we ate out a lot. Location is ideal, 20 minutes walk along the seafront, to main area with restaurants. Recommend this super place. "

"Very basic, small accommodation for a family of 4 for a 2 week stay! We stayed in a 6 person log cabin (basically a cladded caravan) and there is no way 6 people could comfortably stay in it for a long period of time. No real living space or anywhere comfy for all 4 of us to sit in evening when whether was bad. Cooking facilities very minimal… no oven, no microwave, no toaster… just a gas hob and a small gas kettle. Dinners consisted of mainly pasta and rice… tiny glasses and mugs had to ask reception for a decent mug for tea and some actual wine glasses. Campsite itself very nice, and location next to beautiful beach fantastic! Views are amazing and sea crystal clear and clean. Overall we had a nice time. We were there for a windsurfing event, but once over the campsite and local area were deserted. Not much going on. Staff very friendly and helpful… but please when booking remember to check linen is included… when we arrived tired there was no bedding and had to go to reception and pay addition €75 euros for basic sheet/pillow x 4 and only two sets on sub standard towels… as we ended up sharing between two as they were too expensive! Site shop ok, but think they were depleting stock for winter… very very expensive though, however a few local shops to chose from (if have hire car or bicycle)."

"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!"

"Lovely place "

"Beautiful part of Sardinia; the public beaches around are gorgeous and pristine; the staff at Aethos are really excellent; the restaurant is good. Sophisticated, great for couples and yet also child friendly without being overrun by children. "

"Everything was heaven!!! Loved the location too!!"

"Amazing house nearby the beach and seaIncredible pool "

"This was by far the worst hotel we stayed in Sardinia. It is more like a 2 start hotel. Avoid "

"The villa is really lovely. A very short walk to the beach but also with a really great pool. The views are stunning from the terrace. Cant recommend enough. Everyone was incredibly happy."