Maria Caderina Green Village

Very clean and very quiet hotel, ideal for unplugging and relaxing, just a few km from one of the most beautiful areas of Sardinia. The owner Loretta as well as Maria and Monica, at the restaurant and at the reception, are extremely friendly, kind and available to satisfy guests' requests. The family room, made up of two distinct areas, is very large, 5 of us were really comfortable there; the only flaw of the room is the shower, a little small, especially considering that the hotel is classified as 4 stars. Even the courtesy kits in the room are limited to the essentials (shower gel, shampoo, cap), however we really appreciated the daily change of towels, the very comfortable beds (perhaps the pillows were a little less so, but this obviously depends on opinions personal) and the size of the spaces. The structure is well maintained, most of what is served at the table is home-made; breakfast is quite varied (you won't find croissants and cream cakes or scrambled eggs and hot dishes, but there is a good variety of artisan donuts, fruit and cured meats, for those who prefer a savory breakfast; being in Sardinia perhaps I would have expected some typical sweets, however everything is of excellent quality... if you get the chance, don't miss the home-made ricotta with honey). The swimming pool is large and well maintained (pity about the absence of a hydromassage corner and at least one shower and a bathroom in the pool area). For those staying with children, there is no equipped play area, although there are ample spaces all around to be outdoors. We only used the a la carte restaurant one evening: the quality is excellent, the price, when compared to the quantities served, is a little high compared to other restaurants of comparable quality and located directly on the sea; However, I believe that this is a precise choice by the owners, aimed at orienting the customer towards the fixed menu, which can be confirmed day by day in the morning and which instead can be an economically advantageous choice. The atmosphere is familiar, the courtesy of the owners makes you immediately feel at ease. Personally, being on holiday, I would have appreciated a minimum of evening entertainment, albeit very soft and unobtrusive... the location would easily lend itself, for example, to quality musical entertainment during dinner (but presumably also that of "silence" I think is a precise choice of the owners). The value for money is very good, don't expect a super luxury location but if you are looking for a place to spend a relaxing week away from the chaos of the city, pampered by the courtesy of the staff, I definitely recommend it.

Splendid hotel in the Posada countryside, built with an architecture very similar to that of the Costa Smeralda. Very kind at the reception and excellent cleanliness of the rooms. Perfect beds, as well as linen and towels. Spacious bathroom, well-functioning wi-fi. The exterior and the dining room in a separate building are also very nice. Here you also have breakfast, which is superb, with fresh ricotta and honey, homemade yoghurt, ham and local pecorino, fresh fruit prepared in cups, homemade jams, super. Two notes. The cleaning of the rooms is done from midday until around 2.30 pm, with loud exchanges in the corridors between the women who clean, just when we return to the room for a snack and then to rest. I suggest anticipating the times. The second observation concerns the restaurant, which however did not involve us directly and we easily moved on to other places nearby: it is very expensive, and with a fairly ordinary menu, mostly non-traditional dishes, almost all the items are frozen, not inviting. The cost of the B&B is quite high, 620 euros for six nights in a B&B for two people, but it is a four-star hotel and you can stay there. Overall we had a good time.