Cala Sinzias Resort

The resort is located just 250 meters from one of the most beautiful beaches in Sardinia, with an original and impressive design of many stone villas and lovely gardens with colorful flowers and trees between them. Additionally, the pine forest that you cross every time going from the resort to the beach provides an additional bonus of fresh and fragrant air.

The resort offers delicious and plentiful breakfasts and dinners in the main restaurant where prime-quality food and drinks are served by friendly and professional staff. There is also an a la carte restaurant near the cocktail bar, which offers amazing food and a great collection of local wines. However, some guests found the portions to be tiny and the prices a little overpriced.

The resort provides a free parking lot, which is very useful for rented cars, and an excellent own beach area with very comfortable umbrellas and sunbeds in the best part of the 2-km long white beach. Additionally, there is an ATM in the lobby and a small shop on the territory, which can be helpful if guests forget something.

The facilities are brand new and up to what one would expect from a resort, and the staff is very helpful. Additionally, the resort has access to a beautiful and clean beach that was not too busy when some guests were there. The staff is also accommodating, well-informed, and gave great suggestions on places to visit.

Some guests found the breakfast buffet to be lacking in quality, especially the bread, cheese, and juice. Additionally, they felt that some shared spaces lacked identity and decoration. Furthermore, some guests found the rooms and bathrooms to be adequate but not very spacious, more suitable for a 3-star hotel.

The resort is quite isolated, and guests recommended renting a car to explore nearby dining options and attractions.

Some guests found the main course in the half board restaurant overcooked and unappealing, so consider opting for other dining options or a la carte restaurants.

Several guests mentioned issues with soundproofing, so bringing earplugs might help ensure a peaceful night's sleep.

If you want beach chairs in the first or second row, consider booking directly through the hotel to avoid additional charges.

Some guests noted that water in rooms was not replaced daily, so it's advisable to check and request amenities as needed.

While the resort offers dining options, consider exploring nearby restaurants for more variety, especially if you have dietary preferences.

Check-out is at 10:30 AM, and the room access card is deactivated immediately, so plan accordingly to avoid any inconvenience.

Guests appreciated the live music performances after dinner, so make sure to experience this entertainment during your stay.

Some guests suggested bringing slippers as an alternative to the provided flip flops, especially if you prefer a specific size or style.

If you prefer dining outside the resort, consider visiting the nearby beach restaurant, Tamatete, for a different dining experience.