BB Andrea

The place is modern and clean, with self check-in, and the owner replies quickly on WhatsApp. It's a 15-minute walk to the town center. The apartment complex is very noisy, though, and there's a busy road right next to it. Bring earplugs.

The room was a great fit for a couple, modern and spotless, with everything we needed. Breakfast was available around the clock in a shared, well-stocked area, and we never found it short of anything. Andrea, Marco, and Paolo were kind and helpful all week. Andrea marked beaches, restaurants, and museums on a map and suggested places for simple local food or a quick pizza. The brothers kept in touch and made sure the place stayed welcoming and clean. We were there in mid-August, and the B&B sits on a quiet street about 1.5 km from the center. With our rented scooter, the ride took five minutes. When we arrived in Alghero, one of the brothers picked us up by car so we could leave our bags while the room was being prepared. They then showed us around and explained everything. At the end, Marco drove us to the shuttle stop for the airport. There are plenty of other good things I could say about the brothers and the B&B. I’d happily stay there again if I return to Alghero, and would recommend it to anyone visiting.

Andrea was lovely and gave us great tips for beaches and restaurants. The place feels charming and homelike, and it’s well equipped and organized. There’s a mini-apartment with a kitchen, a double room, and a triple room. The blue double room has a bathroom without a window, just a fan; the other two bathrooms have windows. My reason for giving four stars is the road outside. It’s a busy route between Bosa and Villanova Monteleone, and I personally struggled to sleep late into the night.

Breakfast was generous, with juice, coffee, milk, tea, packaged pastries, biscuits, jams, and Nutella, though the selection was pretty standard. I also missed having a small table in the room. The house itself is lovely and fully renovated, with private bathrooms, TVs, air conditioning, and Wi-Fi in the rooms. The breakfast space feels purpose-built. It’s about a ten-minute walk to Alghero’s historic center and the seafront promenade. The family-run place is professional while still feeling welcoming, and the modern decor has some Sardinian touches. The price seems fair for one person, especially in high season, and very good for a couple.