Olbia Hotel Guide - National Archaeological Museum of Olbia hotels in Olbia, Italy.

"Poor staff first meet. Negative approach. No slippers and no bath robes - you have to almost beg to get them. Rooms are too basic. "

"Unable to use the pool Closed quite early, sun was still up! Rooms were uncomfortably hot! 24c and unable to use A/C as system is central and off for the season! A floor fan was provided but incredibly noisy"

"We had a one night family stay with breakfast included. Excellent hotel with facilities in line with 4-star superior status. Nearby free parking very helpful for those who have a car like we had. There are good bars and restaurants within a 10-min radius on foot. Only reservations I have was about a continuous whirring noise I could hear in my room: it somewhat interfered with my sleep and I'd suggest the hotel to look into it and take measures to minimise it."

"The hotel’s location was excellent and the staff were very welcoming. However, the room was extremely hot, there was quite a lot of noise, and I believe there were works going on in or around the building. On the day I checked out, the hot water was not working either. Aside from these issues, my stay was overall acceptable. "

"It was lovely, great views, good food, amazing staff. "

"Loved this place! Great rooms, great staff. Alot of consideration has gone into curating a wonderful experience, from the check-in to showing you to your room. Well designed and feels family run. The staff, each one seemed really content and happy to help, whilst giving you space to come and go as you wish. My only issue came from outside when the bars and clubs closed on Friday and Saturday night. If you're a light sleeper bring earbuds. Apart from that a great location and super quiet in the day. "

"Booked this hotel with my brother to celebrate his engagement. Being a Marriott, we had solid expectations… which were quickly “adjusted.” First thing: they charge for everything. €10 just to get room service, and a note in the room basically warning that bringing in outside food could cost you up to €200. So yes, your Lidl sandwich might be a financial risk. We booked mainly for the pool (it’s the main photo). Got there in April, 24°C, ready to relax… only to be told it’s closed because it’s “not warm enough for the locals.” Apparently this happens a lot, the disclaimer is there, just buried at the bottom. Then the deposit: €50 per night, so €150 total. My brother got charged €400. Staff admitted it was a mistake, but the refund only came at the end of the stay, not ideal. Room phone was broken, but we did get a free upgrade after asking to move, which was probably the highlight. Other quirks: “free” gym you can’t use unless you’re a Delta member, and shared balconies where you can enjoy your drink alongside someone else’s TV. Breakfast was great. Dinner? €25 for a small pasta. Also odd for allergies: clear labeling at breakfast, but peanuts everywhere at dinner and €10 to remove ingredients. Overall: decent hotel trying to feel luxury, while charging you for breathing too enthusiastically. Would I stay again? Only if I skip the snacks, forget the pool, and watch my bank account closely."

"If you wanna stay on the ground floor, choose the 1st option with smaller room. Other rooms are on 1st floor without a lift. The room is good but bring along with your own shampoo/shower gel. They offer one there without label. So I don’t even know that is a shower gel or shampoo. Unlike other stay, they don’t offer bottle of water and tap water isn’t drinkable. Others are all great. "

"The staff is really nice. "