Sant'Antioco Guest Houses

A coastal town with red-roofed buildings, a large body of water, and distant mountains.

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Our top choices for Sant'Antioco guest houses

An outdoor patio with wooden tables and benches, a pool, and a building with a green roof and a staircase.

1. Ostello Brebei Niedda

Gonnesa

includes taxes & fees

8 Nov - 9 Nov

A narrow street with colorful buildings, balconies with plants, and a yellow building with a 'VENDE' sign.

2. Il Terrazzino

Iglesias

Nadine

includes taxes & fees

3 Nov - 4 Nov

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Top Sant'Antioco Hotel Reviews

Relais la Ghinghetta

10/10 Excellent

"Best holiday ever! These guys are amazing. So sweet. Place is amazing. So many highlights."

Lu’ Hotel Maladroxia

10/10 Excellent

"To start, the hotel staff are so friendly and welcoming - right from the start helping us locate parking just in front of the hotel. We could always find a spot. The location is perfect for exploring Sant’ Antioco, but returning to a beach town. Within a short walk is an area on the beach they have reserved for guests. I do believe we paid extra with our reservation to have chairs reserved each day. The water is turquoise, calm and clear and you can go out forever before the water depth reaches your waist… beautiful!!! We had dinner the first night at the restaurant and it was excellent. Order the tiramisu fir a unique experience! The waiters were kind and funny - it was a real treat to eat there. Only a few rooms have deck railings which are solid meaning you can’t see the water if sitting on your deck. I’d avoid these if possible. The swimming pool area was very nice, with drink service available. We didn’t go in, but it looked inviting. We enjoyed our stay and would go back."

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