Baglioni Resort Sardinia

My 9yo son and I stayed at this resort in mid-October. The weather was just ok for sunbathing and swimming but not hot. The resort is in a pretty spot but there is nothing else close by. The resort and rooms are very nice and in off-season great value. Trip.com had a very good price. Our room had its own little garden which was lovely. The restaurant was ridiculously overpriced. I didn’t actually mind the prices but the food was average. Steak actually presented good value for money. The breakfast buffet (included) was copious and excellent. Service was very good. Generally a very relaxing stay. Whilst nothing nearby for eating (San Teodoro was disappointing) Olbia is only 30 mins away.

Superbe

We’ve been there in June and in September really nice place quiet and clean The best part is the beach with everything organised and very meticulous staff They become my friend very nice guys Paolo Samuele anyway all the staff I don’t remember all the names very friendly and keeping always the right distance

My wife and I visited for our 18th year anniversary. From the moment you arrive until checkout, you feel as though you are at one of the most special hotels in the world. The staff are truly incredible from the restaurants to the spa and especially the Concierge . The concierge truly went above and beyond If a reservation needed to be updated or we needed help planning a day of sightseeing. They were also Very helpful in booking our boat tour which was one of our favorite excursions in Italy. The breakfast buffet is truly a special experience every morning with the staff who serves you making you feel special each time . The buffet is complimentary and offers the best in baked goods, unlimited fresh fruit as well As an omelet station, cheeses, fresh juice options and classic Italian cheeses and meats. We also had dinner one evening at MIRTO which is there more casual dining and had a fantastic dinner once again with the staff being very attentive ! We would definitely say one of the most special experiences as a couple was doing, The sauna, and steam in the spa, which were both complementary to all guests, and it was truly luxurious experience . In our opinion The Baglioni hotel will be a phenomenal experience for anyone who plans a visit.

We had a fantastic week here and returned home feeling relaxed. It took us a few days to adjust to the quietness of the resort, but mid-day naps under the poolside canopies, walks to the beautiful beach and a dip in the clear blue sea was just what the doctor ordered to recharge the batteries. The rooms were spotlessly clean, the resort gardens were manicured and the staff all amazing (thank you to Niccolo who kept us well stocked with our aperols by the pool). We always tend to stay in the hotel resort, but for one evening decided to go into San Teodoro to break the week up. We were shocked at the prices for car rentals so decided to take a taxi transfer, which the concierge arranged (40 euros one way and it was a 12 minute journey). San T was a nice little town, many restaurants to choose from. You only had a choice of 2 restaurants at the hotel and the pool-bar - one restaurant was Gousto (Michelin star) and the other was an al la carte, which changed the menu often and had daily fresh fish specials on display. The pool area was fantastic, staff were great and took you to your chosen cabana with towels and water. There were only 20 cabanas around the pool but it seemed to work as families only ventured out from 3pm when it got cooler. Our only gripes during the week were - on arrival we were offered water, tea or coffee - which seemed a poor selection for such a quality hotel. When we asked for a cava, we were told it would be chargeable and did we want the bar menu ........this wasn't the welcome we'd hoped for after a day of travelling and delays. Also, the beach area should think about installing some kind of toilet (I appreciate it's public with a section for the hotel residents) as twice we took a leisurely walk to the beach along the path and was greeted by adult men urinating in the bushes. I'm just glad our children weren't with us on the holiday. Our last gripe were the prices of the drinks........21 euros for an aperol (and majority of cocktails were the same price). As the days went on and we relaxed into Sardinian mode, we decided just to forget about the prices until we had a rather big room bill on check out. One tip would be to walk to the beach bar and enjoy their bottles of aperol for 7 euros - it may not have the ice, but what a view!