This is one of the prettiest spots we visited in Sardinia, we drove around the whole Island. There was a wild tortoise on arrival, and the setting is beautiful, house from the outside is stunning with a lovely pool too. However, I am sorry to write that the rooms are un-clean, mosquito spattered walls and bathroom dirty. The service is... More

My husband and I spent two nights at the Agnata in June 2011. We were expecting something slightly different, somehow i thought it would be more of an agriturismo rather than a hotel, but we had a lovely time anyways. The garden is gorgeous and that itself makes the place very relaxing and welcoming. I think that is what I... More

Most travellers just go towards the clear water Sardegnian beaches, but we were on a motorcycle trip and wanted to also visit the internal beauties of the island. The Gallura region offers the best of both experiences, and we wanted to treat ourselves to well with regards to accomodations. This little and secluded retreat met our expectations. Very quiet and... More

In the heart of the beautiful wooded hills of the Gallura region, down a little country lane which seems to lead nowhere, you will find the Agnata De Andre’. Part hotel, part restaurant, this Agrirurismo is one of the finest in Sardinia. Some are working farms offering basic rooms, while others are rustic restaurants serving diners local dishes made with... More

This hotel is in a breathtakingly beautiful setting. It was owned by the Italian singer/songwriter and poet, Fabrizio de Andre, who died of lung cancer in 1999. The hotel comprises the original house which now houses the dining room- glass fronted- overlooking the extensive lawns, and a separate two storey accomodation block with about 10 rooms overlooking the oval swimming... More