“Excellent value for money”

The hotel was in an excellent situation and the complex very well appointed in landscaped grounds. The bedroom was spacious and contained a massive double bed together with an en-suite bathroom. The food was very good and could not be faulted. Staff were all very friendly and helpful.

“Relaxation & Fine Food”

Authentic Italian village style resort with comfortable rooms set on a hillside. Very large infinity pool overlooking the coast which boasts a private beach (not great sand). By far the most impressive aspect of the hotel is the food which is outstanding. Both high quality and vast amounts of seafood, pasta, fruit and excellent desserts. No other English speakers in the hotel which we loved and the staff all speak good English. Fantastic relaxing holiday in beautiful southern Sardinia.

“Want to get away from it all and have a totally relaxing holiday?”

Parco Torre Chia is a complex of little townhouses where you and your luggage are transported to your room by golf buggy. Our room was clean and comfortable and it had a fridge and hairdryer. We had a lovely grassed area by our terrace to sit in overlooking the tennis courts. The pool (not heated) area was nice, although we didn't use it as the beech was only 5 minutes away with free use of the hotels towels, sunbeds and parasols. My only slight criticism was that meal times were a little chaotic as restaurant only opened for dinner between 8 - 9.30pm. The food was very nice (eat as much as you like) but if you didn't get there at 8pm it was hard to get a table until around 9pm when most of the food had gone. There was also no internet access in hotel so not able to book return flights on-line. I managed to lock myself out of the room one day, but the maintenance man was called and I was back in my room within 10 minutes. You definitely need a car as there is not much to see nearby. There is a supermarket a few minutes walk away and the locals are very friendly. The weather was very nice when we were there in late September.

“Quiet relaxing hotel”

The hotel was very goos, lovely infinity pool and friendly staff. The hotel buffet is good but simple cuisine apart from the dolphin which I was mortified to see on the menu! Good beef and fresh fish always on offer. Rooms are a good size. There isn't much to do in the evening at the hotel but they do provide a free shuttle bus service which takes you to the nearby Meridien hotel where there is live music nightly on ana impressive stage. Be warned that, although there is a good tennis court, it costs EUR 25 to hire. This was something that particularly appealed to us when we booked the hotel but wouldn't have been so appealing if we'd known about the cost. Pretty area but very quiet and siestas are taken very seriously so not much life between 1pm and 5pm.

“great hotel, would definately recommend it.”

We had a great time at this hotel, the rooms are lovely and we had a beautiful sea view, really clean and spacious with a nice bathroom and super balcony. The pool was huge but was freezing, it isn't heated, so it was probably about 18 - 19 degrees, too cold for most people to swim in which was a real shame. There is a beach nearby. You do need a car, there isn't much in walking distance, maybe two restaurants. We went end of season so it was very quiet, but cant imagine there being much more to do at high season, which is great if you are after a quiet holiday.

“More information ne”

Loved: The choice of beaches within the vicinity; the sea was stunning and all in all the beaches were great too. Some were better than others so it's always worth doing some exploring. The free beach towels and free sun loungers; first time I've ever been to a hotel that doesn't charge rediculous prices for sun loungers. Although your restricted to the 'hotels beach' to use these the fact that they are free was a real bonus. The hotel pool and pool bar; the infinity pool was lovely and is well attended and maintained- just a shame its view to the sea is a little blocked. The bar is staffed by bar tenders who can serve any cocktail under the sun and would always provide us complimentary peanuts and crisps which is a nice touch although you couldn't take your drinks poolside. The nearby town of Pula; really lovely authentic town which always has an amazing ruins. Anyone staying in this vicinity really has no excuse not to go! Hated: The fact that although the apartments are in the hills, not all rooms have views of anything and my view was of the roof of the building in front of ours. Based on the description of the hotel I expected a view of something, whether that be the beach/ lovely hotel pool. The lack of information. If you are German/Italian there appears to be a wealth of information about excursions/facility use and anecdotes about points of interest. Nothing for the English, even though the welcome note says there is.