Good value for money. A nice and clean hotel with friendly staf. We got a good family room. The breakfast could be better but you get what you need for a start. more

Il Querceto is in a great location from which to explore the region. It is a 15 minute drive to the beaches at Cala Ganone and about 20 minutes to the start of the hikes to Tiscali and the Groppu Gorge. Dorgali itself is a small town with very limited food on offer. Both nights we stayed in Dorgali we... more

Friendly and accommodating hosts. Spacious rooms with great views. Food was excellent. Conveniently located for getting around. more

First time to Sardinia, and the whole experience was fantastic. Prior to booking, I had contacted the Il Querceto to ask a few questions and request info about the area, transport etc. From the very first chat, it was obvious that this family run hotel is proud of it's reputation and the help & advice I was given convinced me... more

We had a wonderful stay at Il Querceto, which is a lovely family run hotel. During our stay, it was my daughter's 16th birthday, and the owners left a beautiful flower arrangement and card in her room, having noted at check-in that it was her birthday. The restaurant offers a typical Sardinian menu, with lots of friendly advice about the... more

Il Querceto is a million miles away from a typical package-holiday hotel – up in the mountains of the Supramonte, it lies within a short drive of the beaches of Sardinia’s east coast, but is also near the start of several of the walks in the Sunflower Landscapes of Sardinia guide, making it an ideal base for those seeking an... more

My Family and I Stayed at the ll Querceto In august 2007 This is for sure a very special place to stay. the family that run this hotel are very special to. the food was excellent along with the view from the balcony in our room . stuart & caroline Clubbe Pentre Halkyn. North Wales more

We stayed here for four nights in February. A few comments; The room was very large and everything looked pretty new - albeit a bit bare. The basics were all there - comfy bed, TV (not that there's anything to watch unless you're a Walker-Texas-Ranger-dubbed-in-Italian fan), table,chairs etc. However due to the size of the room it felt a bit... more

My husband and I stayed at the Il Querceto Hotel towards late July 2006 for 5 nights. From the outside it does not look like a hotel as it is situated amongst fruit trees and shrubs. The hotel was rather more like a very large house. Our room was on the 2nd floor and the views to the mountain were... more