Hotel berhampiran Sole Discount S.R.L., Olbia

Amazing location in Olbia old town, closed to Piazza Regina Margherita. Very vibrant with lots of bars around and music on Saturday night! Lovely place, with all the necessities. Nice coffee machine to have an espresso in the morning. Very clean! Owner was very helpful and responding on WhatsApp, he came also to fix a little thing in the bath very fast. I recommend! I was sad to stay only 1 day!

Boutique hotel located just off the centre in a narrow road with limited parking. Stayed four nights as good base for travelling around Costa Smeralda. Very friendly and helpful staff. It has a great spa in basement. Nice bedroom and very comfy beds and a pleasant bathroom. Must make a special mention of the excellent breakfast and the lovely lady who serves it. Definitely recommend.

Hotel de estilo clásico y muy bien mantenido, perfectamente ubicado frente al mar, la noria y el fantástico y gratuito Museo Arqueológico de Olbia. El desayuno es abundante y variado, y su personal una joya. Vistas excepcionales desde su terraza en el 6to piso, accesible con el ascensor.

The hotel is modern and clean with a crisp feel about it. The two pools are great areas for relaxing and the rooftop was a great place to have an early evening drink. I have read other reviews, but I have to say the way breakfast was served was excellent, to helped reduce waste and ensure the food was always fresh. The warm food was always warm. The staff were attentive and solved any problem we had and gave us good information. The hotel is a walk from the town, but there are bus stops right outside and it was nice to catch a bus and explore, with them being really inexpensive €1.50 per journey and even cheaper if you used the app. In addition, there were a few nice bars and a couple of supermarkets within 2-3 mins walk from the hotel

It is a real four star hotel ( nice pool, nice rooms, …) but the catch is that the air-conditioning is not only loud but also often defective, resulting in a sauna night with a big headache in the morning. Even with mild temperatures, you would not want opening your window facing the loud street and the balcony lighting 24h on. The breakfast has the particularity that you are served at your table, which could be seen as a plus, but the staff ( very numerous by the way) are a bit confused and stressed out with the orders. You get 80% of what you ordered and the rest belongs to the other customers. I required some additional bread, once.. twice… three times and gave up. Customer satisfaction did not seem to be the priority. The swimming pool was the only part that really relaxed us. The reception was very effective and professional. The centre of Olbia is mainly ugly. Only the shopping street is attractive but very loud at night. This could explain why this hotel is fully booked weeks in advance. Maybe the best ( or less worse) choice indeed in Olbia.

Arriving late at night to the hotel we literally got taken to our room. After travelling all day and arriving to temps of over 30 degrees we weren’t even offered a glass of water! Rooms were lovely, well equipped and spacious. Paid for a balcony but ours was not big enough to sit out on, we would have been touching knees. Rooms were well cleaned every day and mini bars replenished daily (although you pay for everything in mini bar). Breakfast was lovely, big choice. Staff were lovely. There were signs up saying you CANNOT take food from the restaurant. The pool area is lovely but only 17 sun beds and half had been replaced with hardboard where rattan had obviously come apart. Although they had cushions on top, those ones were so hard and uncomfortable to lie on. They need to invest in new ones and either some more or some reclining chairs (as there is not an enormous amount of space). There was only about 4 umbrellas which is not enough especially as the temperature is so high throughout the summer. You can only get a drink between 10 and 3 by either using whatever is in your mini bar or asking at reception who will and said they will only serve basics. The proper bar opens at 3pm for any drinks and a few snacks like toasted sandwiches and mozzarella/tomatoes. There is a very small supermarket about 4 min walk, it does not have a lot of choice but have some basics. It’s open 8-1 then closed until 5-8 so very limited. So you need to think carefully about food and drink when booking this hotel. No pool towels are available and there is nowhere that I could find in the village that sold them. The village is very pretty and we ate in 5 restaurants and they were all very good. Local wine is very good. There was a few shops all pretty expensive. High end clothes shops, swimwear shops, linen clothes shops. A pretty square and it is quite buzzy at night. Restaurants need to be booked. It’s rare to get a table but just walking in. The pool area is very very quiet, you find yourself whispering which isn’t that comfortable. In the bar area they have background music and I think they should extend it to pool area to make it more relaxing. The restaurant at the hotel is lovely. Independent from the hotel, it’s high end but great quality food and wines. They give a discount if you are staying at the hotel. The day we were leaving we asked reception could someone come and help with our luggage and the lady said “the man isn’t here”. I asked her is there not another man on site, she said she would call me back. It was 3 or 4 flights of stairs. After a while she called back and said “I found a man”. To say I was grateful is an understatement. So I would say it’s a very pretty hotel in quite a rural setting. Breakfast is great but found food/drink for rest of the day needed thought. It would be good if you could purchase crisps or savory snacks at hotel or if they extended the bar hours and menu. Sunbeds & umbrellas need ad