Hotel Guide - Torre del Porticciolo Beach hotels in , Italy.

"Well kept property and great staff. Room was comfortable with a balcony and a great view. Breakfast was excellent. Lunch choice was very limited and the entrees could be better. No sandy beach or easy access to the water"

"Lovely place, close to beautiful areas- bed was soo comfortable! "

"From the moment my wife and I arrived it was like coming home to family. From the warm greetings from Anna and Tomasso we were led to our suite that was nestled amongst the natural preserve of trees native to Sardinia. The courtyard was tranquil and cozy and felt more like a community than a hotel. Our choice to purchase the half board was a great decision as both our breakfast and dinner were included in our stay. There we were greeted by the one and only Pietro and his wonderful staff and our waitress Cristina was a joy. Afterwards we had drinks outside and we were entertained by the beautiful voices of Marta and Alessia whose talent is nothing short of Broadway performances. Overall a spectacular experience!"

"Good and relaxing. Beds and towels changed every day. Food excellent and great variety. "

"Although this property is rated as a four-star hotel, our experience did not reflect that standard. The rooms were quite basic, and the beds lacked comfort. We found the staff to be largely disengaged and not particularly helpful during our stay. Dining options were extremely limited, with only one nearby restaurant within walking distance. Throughout our five-day visit, we were unable to secure a dinner reservation at the hotel and ultimately had to rent a car to access dining options in the downtown area each evening. On the one occasion we had lunch on-site, service was very slow, and the steak we ordered was disappointing in both quality and flavor. On a positive note, the beach is beautiful, and we were able to enjoy our vacation primarily due to the flexibility afforded by our rental car and the scenic day trips we took. It’s also worth noting that while the hotel listing on Expedia advertises airport shuttle service, this comes at an additional cost. Guests should also be aware that there are daily fees for changing beach towels, and beach chairs incur extra charges as well."

"We had an incredible stay at this beautiful villa near Alghero, hosted by the lovely Antonella and her husband. The villa is surrounded by lush gardens and a peaceful olive grove, making it a perfect, tranquil escape. It’s exceptionally well equipped for three adults and an infant—Antonella even set up a baby cot and play pen, which was such a thoughtful touch.The small details made a big difference: basic provisions, a bottle of wine, and best of all, a bottle of extra virgin olive oil from their own grove—honestly the best we've ever tasted. The property is gated and secure, with a handy outdoor bathroom for rinsing off after the beach and beach equipment available to borrow.Antonella was warm, relaxed, and always helpful without being intrusive. The villa’s location is excellent: just 3 minutes from a supermarket, 6 minutes to a quiet beach, 10 minutes to a livelier beach with great facilities, and within easy reach of Bosa, La Pelosa, and Alghero’s markets. It’s also just a short drive from Alghero airport.We were able to do laundry on-site, and having everything we needed made travelling with a little one so much easier. This place has real heart—Antonella and her husband were truly fantastic hosts. We’d return in a heartbeat."

"This property is well appointed, especially for those who, like us, enjoy shopping for, sampling, and cooking local food delicacies. In terms of ambience, the setting and view from the veranda made for a serene and relaxing holiday. The house is located just a 10-minute walk to the lighthouse in one direction, an even shorter walk to a park trail, and a 15-minute drive to the promenade, restaurants, and shopping/provisoning at Alghero -- very convenient.Our hosts were punctual, warm, and welcoming. Highly recommended! "