Antica Dimora Del Gruccione

The dinner was a gastronomic experience. We sat in a beautiful garden to drink cocktails before enjoying slow Sardinian food served with explanation and passion for locally produced, high quality dishes. Breakfast was equally a feast to behold. The room had a view across the valley which was lovely and the room was enormous. I was grateful for the bathing facilities as it is rare to have a bathtub. The staff were professional and friendly and the people in the village were so kind to us. The perfect place to unwind and indulge.

We stayed three nights, but whilst the dinner on our first night was beautiful, we wondered if we could have eaten a smaller meal on some nights, or just had a drink. This was not clear - literature in our rooms explaining the dinner options would have been helpful.

Excellent service and very welcoming. The owners were very quick in providing a solution to an issue that we have raised. All the staff is likewise very welcoming. Very good breakfast with a good assortment of locally produced items.

Even though it is a beautiful period room, one should avoid the room that overlooks the main courtyard on hot days because some noise comes up from the dining guests in the courtyard and the portable cooler isn't very effective. However, after we brought this to the owners' attention, they were fast to provide us with an other room.

Very historic & atmospheric property. Tasteful decor. The staff were very friendly & helpful. The set dinners were imaginative & delicious. The wines offered were outstanding. The breakfast was varied & excellent. The bedroom was comfortable & had a great view.

There needs to be more attention to detail. Two light bulbs in my room needed replacing. Tea bags & sugar sachets were not replaced daily. The bathroom needed hooks for the towels. The toilet downstairs in the courtyard had run out of toilet paper. This hotel is really not suitable for the elderly. Far too many stairs with high treads. Tricky cobblestone streets to navigate in the village & getting to & from one building to another & to & from the hotel to parking.

Hotel set in very quaint old village in the hills with very narrow picturesque streets. Hotel's 3 buildings are very historical as well. We loved the artistic set up of the rooms, the library, the interior garden and courtyard where we enjoyed a buffet breakfast as well as a fine multi course dinner.

Beware that there are lots of stairs on the property depending one where your room is. If you have someone who has trouble navigating stairs or walking, this could be a problem. Also exploring the tiny lanes of the quiet village is great fun, but only if you have no difficulty with cobblestones and walking.

A whole experience living in the middle of a small village in collection of three buildings with lots of corners and history captured in its antique furniture, photos and atmosphere. The culinary treats of breakfast and dinner were unforgettable. Room was big, with a modern bathroom and underfloor heating. The staff were attentive and did their best to make guests feel comfortable. Good communication and instructions made it easy to park in a very different situation in this small village.

I would like to have good coffee when I wake up, it would be wonderful if it could be an option to go get fresh coffee in the dining area early morning. The coffee provided in the rooms were not good at all.

This is a unique and wonderful experience. I an albergo diffusion, which means the small hotel is distributed among several close but distinct buildings. Santa Lussurgiu is a small and sweet town with renown cold clear tap water and impossibly narrow streets, which takes some getting used to. Congratulations to the family and first rate staff. Dinner and breakfast were exquisitely excellent. We loved this place.

Best if you can climb stairs, but I would guess that they could make accommodations. Arrival instructions could be clearer.

It‘s hard to describe how beautiful and charming this place is. From the minute you walk into the magical courtyard with its proud persimmon tree heavy with fruit, you feel like entering a dream world. Our room was in the other house behind the main one and we loved going through the antique corridors and passages lovingly decorated with antiques. Every morning we were greeted with a fantastic view of the valley beyond. The breakfast was simple, elegant and featured products made in house and the region. The Degustation dinners were divine, as was the impressive wine list. All in all a truly remarkable experience. Grazie mille!

Loved being part of the concept of restoring heritage properties, done to a high quality of interior. Breakfast in the courtyard was excellent

Dinner was very prolonged 8 - 10pm and though nowhere else to eat in the town, I would not wish to do this each evening of the stay. No 'shorter' alternative. The food was not good, but exceptional for all the trappings (served well and the waiter was excellent though run off his feet)

nice property in a cute village. Rooms were lovely. staff are very helpful.

the restaurant admitted to providing extremely tough cut of pork, they offered one couple the meal for free and to have them attend on the house the next night we were told by the couple. Wr were still charged the full amount for the meal even though they admitted the pork was inedible.

It was a lovely peaceful calm place to stay Room was just lovely Surrounding around the hotel had been thought about and made to make you feel at home but better . Decor was stylist and so much to feast your eyes on Breakfast was delicious and the cost was really reasonable too

The only thing may be the parking , but shouldn’t have packed so much