Il Corallo BB

It's a quiet neighborhood between the beach and Bosa's historic center, both roughly a 20-minute walk away, so the location works well if you don't mind walking. The owners are friendly and hospitable, though the language barrier can be a little difficult. Inside, the place feels homey, with spacious, unfussy rooms, good facilities, and everything spotlessly clean. The outside looks as if there may have been a recent fire. Breakfast wasn't especially impressive: mostly packaged rolls, jam, and different sausages, with coffee, milk or juice, and a piece of fruit also available. There was enough of it, though. For the price, it was about what you'd expect. Fine for a few nights, but I wouldn't book a whole week here. And, well, you're in Sardinia.

A small, family-run B&B in a quiet spot between the town and the beach. The room was very clean, with a large bathroom and mosquito nets on the windows. It was quiet enough to sleep with the window open, though a neighbor's pump was noisy. If you're not sensitive to sound, it's no big deal. The beds were good, but much too soft for my taste.

We were welcomed by a really kind and helpful woman, and the rooms were spotless. Breakfast was fantastic, with loads to choose from, including plenty of gluten-free items for my wife, who has celiac disease. You can also ask to borrow a bicycle to explore Bosa. Everything was perfect, highly recommend!

The B&B is outside the city center, but easy to get to, and ideal if you're traveling by bike. There was always plenty of street parking. We liked the family feel and could still sense Sardinian life while on vacation. The woman who runs it was very kind and helpful, and the stay wasn't expensive. We had a great time.