The location is stunning with a beautiful beach and fantastic views. The hotel is immaculate and feels luxury. We had a hire car and so getting around was easy with plenty of nearby towns/ports to visit. I am not sure how public transport would be but taxis are extortionate (seemingly across Sardinia - we paid 47 euros for a 10-15 minute taxi). Walking is possible but the nearest small town with a small supermarket is well over an hour walking. Would recommend a hire car. Breakfast was excellent quality with plenty of choice. Staff were very attentive and couldn't do enough to help. We ate at Gusto, the Michelin starred restaurant, on one evening and ate elsewhere the rest of the time. This was a superb restaurant and the food was exceptional. Expensive, as expected for a restaurant of this quality, but worth it if you want to splash out.

Very little to fault with the hotel or facilities. However the cost of drinks/extras is very high. This seems to be the case in many hotels in Sardinia from what we could see. We tended to be out and about during the day so didn't mind but if you planned to stay mainly within the resort, it could become very expensive.

Baglioni Sardinia is the epitome of 5-star service - from the moment we stepped off the transfer, we were treated with grace, friendliness and care. The staff's attention to detail and willingness to ensure that our stay was nothing short of spectacular is unmatched - we have stayed at many luxury resorts, and the closest we have come to this type of personal attention was at Diamonds Mequfi Beach Resort in Mozambique. There are many instances of care and kindness we can recall - including the celebration of my birthday, the care with our dietary requirements, the set-up of room service when we ordered a meal, the prompt response to requests, the suggestions of places to visit and having meals at, helping us to track down the full set of biscuit tins for our collection and helping us stay comfortable, especially when I was feeling ill. We have noted below the particular staff who we have interacted with most and who have made our trip memorable. Still, we recognise that service of this standard results from many excellent staff members who take pride in their work and are never seen by the guests. Having said that, we want to extend our heartfelt gratitude to the following people: Food and Beverage: - Gaspare - Alice - Francesco - Seringe - Georgio (Gusto) - Tamara (Gusto) - Silvano (Gusto) Front Desk: - Matilda - Tomaso Concierge - Federica - Annalisa

Our only complaint is that this hotel is a 24-hour journey from home.

Great location. Most beautiful beach. Staff super helpful. Lovely breakfast and option of sitting outside with sea view. Rooms very comfortable. Traveled with children so needed to use the sofa bed which was very comfortable. There’s a shuttle service to take you down to the Marina for a small charge. Very spacious hotel.

gorgeous scenery exceptional service breakfast

The food served for lunch and diner at the Ruia is a bit underwhelming and inconsistent. A lot of focus is put on presentation, less on taste. A bit disappointing for an Italian resort. The Michelin-starred restaurant Gusto on the contrary is worth giving a try.

Wonderful resort in a stunning location close to a beautiful beach. The staff could not be more helpful and friendly. The room was super comfortable and quiet. The food was excellent.

Nothing.

Everything was absolutely perfect! The location, our room which was upgraded to a suite, delicious food and amazing staff. Would love to stay here again in the future.

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The staff and service was so good. The beach and the sea was amazing. Really good breakfast and dinner. Rooms are beautiful and very clean

I can’t find a fault.

spaced nice villas providing independence from neighbors. amazing gardeners and landscapes.

the bridge from the hotel to the seaside was not constructed yet. a shuttle brought us to see and back. it works but took some planning. Indeed, direct and independent access via a bridge would be a big plus. Also, the friends i was traveling with were unfortunate with some of the managers of the estate who wanted to charge them almost 80 euros for 2 continental breakfasts in their room. they had to negotiate with customer relationship manager not to pay such a high price.

Excellent staff and service. Beautiful resort

Have room service

+ we were upgraded to a garden suite (honeymoon) which was gorgeous, with amazing sunrises and sea view. + the hotel is superbly placed for the beautiful lu impostu beach with its own wooden walkway through the lagoon. Idyllic. The beach is beautiful with its white sand and clear sea. The hotel has its own sunbed and parasol area for guests with super friendly staff + the outside areas of the hotel are pretty, green and well kept. A great pool area with beds to relax on and superb Campari Spritz. + breakfast was great. Lots of options and quick, friendly service. + close to San Teodoro to visit. A pretty little town with several good restaurants to choose from and interesting outdoor markets + you can walk from the hotel to another gorgeous beach Cala Brandichi, which has a great boat hire place (private/tours/kayaks + the hotel staff are all amazingly friendly and helpful

+not really to do with the hotel but because we went in October (first weekend) the bar and restaurant on the beach (lu impostu) were closed which was a shame as there wasn’t anything available on the beach. (You can order from the hotel but at 20/30 Euros a focaccia it’s a tad pricey!!) + the Michelin star restaurant on the hotel had closed for the season. This was disappointing. If the hotel is open then you’d expect the star restaurant to be open. + the hotel prices for bar food were extortionate. For restaurants I understand but for focaccias/pain is it was too over priced for nothing out of the ordinary.