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The hotel staff were really friendly and helpful! We had a room with a balcony facing east with a view of the Diaccia Botrona Natural Reserve and the harbor. We really liked that. The hotel is centrally located, with short distances to the restaurants, beach bars and ice cream parlors. The hotel is very close to the bridge over the Bruna, so it is only a 10 to 15 minute walk to the hotel parking lot or to the beaches on the other side of the Bruna. You can go on bike tours with the free hotel bicycles (without gears). We found it very good that you could leave the air conditioning on a low setting during the day so that the room was pleasantly cool in the evening. The hotel has a small roof terrace from which you can watch the rising full moon. We found this very romantic. Drinks can also be served on the roof terrace. You have to be aware that there is traffic noise due to the direct location on the thoroughfare along the harbor. There are probably also rooms that face the inner courtyard or whose windows face another building, so that you have no view. When booking, you should pay attention to which room category you book and which view you can expect. Unfortunately, there were also some minor things that bothered us: The air conditioning units of the respective rooms are located on the balconies. We liked sleeping without air conditioning but with the balcony door open. We constantly heard the noise of the air conditioning units on the neighboring balconies. The one coffee machine in the breakfast restaurant always filled the cups with so much cappuccino that the cups often overflowed. The saucers were too small for the coffee cups, so that the coffee cups constantly slipped and almost fell off when you carried them to the table. The hotel bicycles were not in a bad technical condition. Fun fact: the lock on the bathroom door was on the side of the bedroom. For whatever reason. Conclusion: we would come again.

We stayed at L'Andana for 4 nights with two small children. At the outset, the location is stunning, set in a large vineyard perfect for long walks. Sunset from the entrance of the property is particularly spectacular. The cantina produces good wine which we enjoyed with many meals. The room was spacious and comfortable and housekeeping was attentive. Staff were helpful with recommendations and answering queries. The attention to detail for the children was unparalleled. The room had been set up with a crib and toddler bed with a bedrail (which they had included even when we hadn't requested it), and baby gates at the top and bottom of the stairs. They found baby wipes for us when we'd run out (and after all of the pharmacies and stores had closed), as well as a sterilizer for baby bottles. They were kind and patient with our toddler, even in his moments of less-than-stellar behaviour! My son enjoyed the Kids' Club in large part due to Nina's kind care. The one small downside was the food and beverage service. Food was generally expensive (the price point is to be expected from a luxury hotel). With children with early bedtimes and mid-day naps, we ate frequently in the room, and found the room service somewhat uneven (sometimes bread would arrive, sometimes it wouldn't). Some meals were very good, while others were disappointing (two plates of cacio e pepe pasta arrived cold, one avocado/salmon sandwich was particularly poor). What was surprising were hidden surcharges that we hadn't expected: we were told there was a 20 Euro delivery charge from the on-site restaurant to the rooms; my son was offered a plate of pancakes at breakfast and we were then given a bill for 10 Euro as it was not included in the breakfast menu. Overall, a wonderful resort to which we would be happy to return, perhaps when we are able to explore more dining options outside the property.