Cagliari Cinquestelle Hotel, luxury resort, experiential or ancient tradition hotel. There is a lot of Gallura, the Costa Smeralda but also Cagliari and some small towns in the mountains. The list of the ten best hotels in Sardinia according to the British travel magazine Traveller Condé Nastone of the most widespread and authoritative in the world, forms a fascinating mix to offer what the journalists who drew up the ranking define as a taste of the “dolce vita” in Sardinia. The magazine’s attention to Sardinia was drawn by its history, culture, places and food and wine. Therefore, when it describes the region, it speaks of the nuraghi and the giants’ tombs, the festivals, Alghero and Bosa, the “casu marzu” and vermentino and vadonau. All this to invite its readers to a trip to the island, a place, again according to what Condé Nast wrote, that David Herbert Lawrance defined a land outside of time and history that has no equal in the world. The ranking is headed by a legend of the Sardinian hotel world, the Romazzinoone of the 4 luxury hotels that had the building built in the 1960sagha khantogether with Cala di Volpe, Cervo and Pitrizza, proving to be the most fascinating and the most private, located as it is in a fairy-tale bay. Following is the 7Pines resort Sardinia. A Hyatt destination located in Baja Sardinia that in its second year of opening has already climbed the popularity rankings for the first-rate services provided to its customers including the wellness center and three restaurants. Third place for a small 5-star hotel in the heart of Cagliari, the Clàt House in viale Regina Margherita. Which deserves a mention also because it was wanted and is owned by Sardinians, the brothers Claudio and Caterina Murgia, administrators of Niedditas. Fourth an extraordinary resort, the Secret Petra in the middle of the mountains in San Pantaleo. A retreat with a breathtaking view of the Gulf of Arzachena and which also boasts Michelin star cuisine Luigi Bergheretto, chef and owner. And we are at the most experiential tourism with fifth place Gallicantin Luogosanto, in the heart of Alta Gallura. Marcus Beriius e Raffaella Manca with the architect Jean Claude Le Suisse they created this special structure where you can breathe the powerful energy of granite. Still in Gallura for sixth place, theHe went to Sardinia of Cannonione. We also remain in Gallura for seventh place with Cascioni Eco Retreat , in Arzachena (provincial road 59 bis). Small resort immersed in the countryside, 15 rooms all with a small swimming pool. The eighth destination is in southern Sardinia, in Gergei, a small town 50 kilometers from Cagliari. Is called Antiga Houseand the name in Sardinian, Casa antica, already says everything about what to expect. A small hotel, wanted by Samuel Laiof 4 rooms where you can enjoy a holiday surrounded by nature. In ninth place there is a place that has become synonymous with the most traditional Sardinia: They are Gologone of Oliena. A hotel, built in 1967, that the British magazine defines as “a temple of Sardinian pastoral culture”.
Closing with another charming hotel born from the mind of the Aga Khan, the Cala di Volpe, on the bay of the same name. Luxury hotel that retains an unchanged charm and continues to be a destination for the international jet set.
