St. Stephen's Rock Altar

Very clean hotel. The staff were really nice. The beds are really hard though. But otherwise a very quiet area.

We booked this property because it was advertised as family-friendly, and we were traveling with a large family, including two toddlers. Overall, we had a wonderful time and enjoyed spending quality time together as a family. One thing that was disappointing was that some guests on the beach were topless, which didn’t feel ideal for a family environment. We also encountered a few guests who seemed bothered by children playing and making normal noises. In my opinion, an adults-only resort may have been a better fit for those guests. Other than that, we had a great family vacation and made some wonderful memories. Just keep in mind that you’ll need a car if you want to leave the property and explore the nearby small towns.

The hotel doesn’t have a drop off area or any luggage trolleys, pity the receptionist was curt, abrupt, non informative and dismissive. The hotel appears old and struggling to keep up with travellers requirements. The room was old cashing a good size and clean with aircon. The bathroom was big but the window didn’t work and was screwed open, I asked straight away for the window to be fixed and a handle put on the window as it was also missing. I was told the engineer would come but six days later nothing changed. I saw no management at all. The breakfast staff and cleaners were all delightful. The biggest problem was the pool was discoloured and cloudy and staff had put up a sign (probably weeks before) advising it was still safe to use. We and several others were not going to risk health conditions. The weather was 35 degree plus and we desperately need a pool. In the end we travelled about 15 minutes outside Castelsardo and found lovely beaches. I would recommend using a different hotel. The other reviews said about paper thin walls, this is true. Good point was the seaview and the breakfast.