Sasso di Castalda Holidays

Clean, large bedroom. Resort is old and patched up but ok. Great pool area with lots lounge chairs but pool closes at 7pm. Breakfast was great with a lot of savoury and sweet choices. Need car if staying there. Googlemaps led us through narrow sketchy road to get there but there's a better larger road to get there. And beware the highway exit, it is very narrow and easy to miss.

This is a beautiful old villa set in acres of olive trees. One couldn't ask for a more tranquil setting. The hotel is brand new and is showing signs of some work to be done. The roads are pretty rough and could use some better maintenance. This is important expecially at night when driving in and out can be a bit sketchy. We stayed in the Trulla house which is a charming traditional house away a bit from the main property. Watch your head on the low stone doorways! Overall, in a year or so, once they work out the kinks this will be a wonderful property. The surrounding area is lovely as well and there are two one-star Michelin restaurants a few kilometers in either direction.

Beautiful resort, I messaged my partner that we must get married here someday - and I wasn't joking! Even during off season the grounds are beautiful, the building itself is historic in the best way, and the staff are incredible (they even put together a small box of treats for us as we had to check out at 3am for a ridiculously early flight).

The security staff at gates were amazing. Very friendly, informative and helpful 😍

Nice hotel with free buffet breakfast, on site parking, free airport shuttle, pool and spa. Good restaurant too!