Santa Teresa di Gallura Hotel Guide - Spiaggia Cala Francese hotels in Santa Teresa di Gallura, Italy.

"No question, this was our favorite stay during our three-week trip to Mallorca and Sardinia. First, it's located a five-minute walk from one of the island's most beautiful beaches. (But note: During summer, the beach limits the number of people who can visit. If you want to go there, you can pay 50 euros through the hotel to guarantee you a spot on a specific day, complete with umbrella and lounge chairs.) Hotel also has a lovely pool and a restaurant. Rooms are nice and have all the necessities. Best of all, however, is the service. All of the staff were incredibly helpful. It's also close to the town central and terminal for the Corsica ferry (highly recommend a day trip to Bonafacio). Spent a week here and couldn't be happier. Highly recommend."

"This is an acceptable hotel. Breakfast is good, parking is complicated (I can't imagine what it would be like in a really busy season). The air-conditioning broke down one night but they resolved it the following day. A little out of town and not really that walkable in the heat. The staff were really nice and helpful."

"Beautiful property overlooking Rena Bianca, with beach access and private area for hotel guests. Easy walk to the charming town center, perfect location. "

"A lovely location. Easy-going staff. The beach off the hotel is a real gem (warm, crystal clear water). Breakfast is simple and similar to other Sardinia hotels - plenty of choice. "

"Room was extremely clean. Air conditioning was great! Staff was very attentive and helpful. Food was great and nightime entertainment was the best! No complaints "

"Don’t be seduced by the pool or view. There are no bins as you have to take away your own rubbish although they give your a barcode to dispose of it. There is no air-con and it is quite dirty as you can see in the pictures. Also no wifi in the property but we were told we could access it outside by using the code in reception but its really slow when working. The kitchen area was small and quite unuseable and also you are not provided with any cloths, detergent or tea towels to clean up with but this is meant to be done before you leave. You have to make your own bed up on arrival. The doors/windows are ill-fitting and bang all through the night if windy. These apartments are long overdue a refurb/refit as they are like something from the 80s or 90s. Furnishings are tired. The pool is nice but you have to wear a cap if you wish to swim which is silly as I have swam in pools in 60 countries of the world and never had to use a cap. The tennis court is unuseable as well. These facilities are provided by the restaurant which charges the room a fee per guest. Don’t take you luggage down to reception as your apartment is likely to be quite a long walk away so not ideal for less mobile guests. Its a long way from town and apart from the restaurant nearby, a supermarket which is only open until 1pm and a cafe/van near the beach until 6pm On a positive note, the apartments are in a nice quiet area with a lovely view. You get what you pay for but wish I had looked closer b4 booking."