Stazzi di Gallura Mare dei Ginepri

The value for money is hard to beat. The mattresses could be more comfortable, though I guess that would make it more expensive.

Bruno made the stay special with his kindness and attention to guests. Before we even got settled, he gave us a useful PDF of the best beaches and local sights. His tips helped us find places where the water stayed calm and clear even when the weather wasn't great. The rooms are simple, with a bed, wardrobe, private bathroom, and fridge. They were cleaned every morning, though the service was basic, mostly straightening the bed and sweeping. That worked for us. Breakfast was simple and enough to get by on. The food was packaged, but the coffee and cappuccino were freshly made and really good. We'd read some negative reviews before our trip, but the place felt much more welcoming than we expected. The pool was large and well looked after, and several beaches were close by, including lovely Li Junchi. There's also convenient parking near the property. We ate one night at the restaurant just a few steps away, and had excellent food with friendly, knowledgeable staff. A simple, pleasant stay, and a good choice for anyone looking for a quiet, unpretentious place with what you need for a comfortable visit.

It was generally fine, with the basics we needed, and the location was quiet. The person who welcomed us was great, gave us useful information about nearby beaches and other places, and answered our questions throughout the stay. The cleaning charge felt excessive, especially since you have to clean the kitchen yourself or pay even more. The pool wasn't open, so we had to go to one farther away. It's also necessary to drive for dinner, ice cream, shopping, or pretty much anything, as there's nothing close enough to walk to. Even with those drawbacks, it's an okay, quiet place.

These apartments are cheap, but they really don't include anything: no sheets, towels, dishcloths, soap, or even a single toilet paper roll. The bed badly needs replacing. It creaks all over when you move, and the springs dig into you.