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Hotel Portoconte

Strada Statale 127, 7041 Porto Conte, Alghero, Sardinia Italy
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Hotel Portoconte is an excellent choice for travellers visiting Porto Conte, offering a charming environment alongside many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay.

As your “home away from home,” the hotel rooms offer air conditioning, and getting online is easy, with free wifi available.

Guests have access to 24 hour front desk, a concierge, and a rooftop terrace while staying at Hotel Portoconte. In addition, Porto Conte offers a pool and breakfast, which will help make your Porto Conte trip additionally gratifying. And, as an added convenience, there is free parking available to guests.

If you like Italian restaurants, Portoconte Hotel is conveniently located near Il Galeone.

Enjoy your stay in Porto Conte!

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Property amenities
Free parking
Free High Speed Internet (WiFi)
Pool
Free breakfast
Beach
Canoeing
Children Activities (Kid / Family Friendly)
Kids club
Wifi
Pool / beach towels
Outdoor pool
Bar / lounge
Restaurant
Breakfast available
Breakfast buffet
Swimup bar
Poolside bar
Rooftop bar
Diving
Tennis court
Entertainment staff
Evening entertainment
Table tennis
Kids' outdoor play equipment
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Shuttle bus service
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Banquet room
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Rooftop terrace
Concierge
24-hour front desk
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Air conditioning
Private beach
Private balcony
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4.0 of 5 stars
Languages Spoken
English, German, Italian
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O M wrote a review Jul 2023
Aarhus, Denmark13 contributions4 helpful votes
4.0 of 5 bubbles
Hotel Porto Conte is a lovely beach hotel located on a fine sandy beach in the beautiful Porto Conte bay. The beach is reserved for hotel guests and there are enough umbrellas and beach chairs for everyone. It is quiet and peaceful here, and the place exudes a real beach hotel atmosphere. Our room was okay, had a nice sea view from the balcony - the bathroom was small but the shower worked well. Air conditioning is controlled by the hotel staff, it was annoying not being able to determine the temperature and strength yourself. Everywhere is clean and tidy, the common areas are inviting and in the hotel's small café you can get snacks, cold drinks and beer. You can choose quarter, half or full board, we had half board. It turned out to be a good idea, as the area around the hotel does not offer any other dining or shopping opportunities. The food is taken in the hotel's dining room in the fixed place and with normal procedures. The staff are really welcoming and helpful, although English is definitely not their best side.
Pros: space on the beach, peace and quiet for relaxation, good atmosphere.
Cons: slightly remote location, food not particularly refined, aircondition
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Date of stay: July 2023Trip type: Travelled as a couple
Room Tip: You really do not need a car to stay here. Take a taxi from the airport (25€) and use the local...
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Everthecritic wrote a review Jun 2022
London, United Kingdom140 contributions93 helpful votes
5.0 of 5 bubbles
I stayed here as part of a group of about 20 people. We were very well looked after and I recommend the hotel. The reception area and the public areas are spacious, clean and well appointed. Bedrooms are good with excellent linen and towels (complimentary toiletries are limited though - just shampoo). There is access to the beach with lots of sun loungers and the pool is excellent too. Both are kept very clean.
We enjoyed the food, both choice and quality. The absolutely first class breakfast buffet is very commendable.
All the staff members are nice, Luigi the restaurant manager is keen to please and very good. I am sorry I cannot remember the name of the funny barman but he was great.
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Date of stay: June 2022
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GloHove wrote a review Sept 2023
Hove, United Kingdom37 contributions11 helpful votes
4.0 of 5 bubbles
Stayed in this hotel in a group. It is superbly situated on a private beach with free sunbeds and umbrellas. It has few amenities within walking distance. The building inside has very attractive public rooms. The bedrooms with efficient A/C controlled by the hotel, TV and fridge. However they are colourless, no pictures, no rugs on the floor. Servicing the bedroom was haphazard sometimes in the morning, sometimes late afternoon. Although the towels were changed every day, unnecessary, my sheets were only changed after 6 days. Flimsy clear plastic glasses were expected to last all week. Hardly 4 star. The food menu was very varied but presentation sadly lacking, portions over large leading to a lot of waste and the quality of the frozen and tinned kind and usually lukewarm. A buffet lunch would have been preferable.
The staff were lovely.
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Date of stay: September 2023Trip type: Travelled solo
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Peter A wrote a review Aug 2020
Copenhagen, Denmark21 contributions5 helpful votes
2.0 of 5 bubbles
I apologize for having to write this, but certain types of behavior need to be exposed. I had the pleasure of visiting the area on August 17th, after attending a dive trip in the associated dive school, which was wonderful. While waiting for the local bus I visited the restaurant. The view from the restaurant’s terrace is nice and the beach lovely. However, the service at the restaurant ended up being poor. My meal and coffee which I received from the waitress was decent. I was ready to leave, and the waitress was now finished with her shift and replaced by a waiter. Upon asking the waiter if there was a restroom available, I was promptly rejected in a condoning way since I wasn’t staying at the Hotel, and not allowed to leave the hotel via the main entrance. If the waiter would’ve explained why or delivered the message in a polite way, my reception would have been different. Finally, all restaurants and cafes in Italy are by law mandated to have a restroom available. So unfortunately, being a non-Italian speaker, it’s hard not to feel if there wasn’t discrimination from his part.
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Date of stay: August 2020Trip type: Travelled solo
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HolidayLoverXxy wrote a review Aug 2015
Piaseczno, Poland17 contributions19 helpful votes
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1.0 of 5 bubbles
The hotel looked great on the website and at first look but…
Out of 3 receptionists we met, only 1 spoke satisfactory English. After we came to the hotel, we very pretty sure we were the only people that were not Italian – and the rest of guests were families with children and elderly people. Nobody our age without kids. And all the time there was this awful and loud disco music.
We booked through a website and we were supposed to pay when we arrived – the amount was given to me and I had the money ready. But what a surprise when the receptionist told us that we needed to pay almost 150 euro extra for compulsory sunbeds & umbrellas and some city tax. However, when we went to the beach, half of the umbrellas (the whole first row) were ‘Reserved’. We thought – we just paid a lot of money for it so we take whichever was available – wrong! For the ‘Reserved’ you need to pay extra charge which was 6 euro per day per person, what a clever way to make more money for nothing.
We took the hotel only with breakfast, as we like to go out during the day and do some sightseeing. Because of that, we were treated as worse guests – we didin’t have our own table at the restaurant and we had to go around every day as stupid looking for one. Once we took some table and some guest came and told us off, which was very embarrassing . After this incident, we went to the reception to say what happened to us – again – we were only bed & breakfast so we didn’t deserve a table even though we ate there every day! After further argument and when they saw we wouldn’t give up, they finally agreed to give us a table. We always take bed & breakfast anywhere we go and we were never treated this way!
As sometimes we stayed on the beach all day, we needed to eat something so we went to the bar. They had a lovely menu but when we started ordering the waiter said that the menu was not applicable and he could offer us 2 baguettes. And he brought them to show us – they were packed in plastic bags as just brought from a supermarket!!! So WHY the menu?!
The rooms were clean but the towels had holes and few times they forgot to give us enough fresh ones and we ended up using one. Also we saw some cockroaches in the hall.
The hotel was in the middle of nowhere (a bus to Alghero was every 2 hours – return ticket 2.5 euro, and a taxi from/to the airport is 30 euro) so if you don’t plan to get a car, it’s very hard to go anywhere. Thus, we saw in the reception an offer of a trip to go to Corsica for one day. We booked it through the reception and a coach was supposed to pick us up at 6.30am. We left the room and it turned out they closed us inside the hotel! We had to jump over the stairs to get at the front of the building! We finally went to the gate and it was closed!!! We tried to open it but no success. I went to the reception –the building was closed and there was nobody in the reception. I rang the bell for 10mins and rang them on the phone while my boyfriend went around the building to find somebody…. And nothing!!!! I was so angry I went to the gate and started hitting it and WOW somebody finally came and started giving me instructions in Italian how to open it. This was really enough for us. The incompetence of people working there is unbelievable. We were lucky that the coach was late as we would lose 150 euro we paid for this trip.
This hotel is clearly for Italian guests that pay for full board and want to stay on the beach all day listening to loud kinky music. They should also like to be attacked by people that suddenly appear on this private beach to sell stuff – sunglasses, clothes and others. And don’t worry, they will come to every sunbed and try to make you buy from them.
We really enjoyed Sardinia, but not this awful hotel for which we now know we overpaid a lot.
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Date of stay: July 2015
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Response from hotelportoconte, Proprietario at Hotel Portoconte
Responded 11 Aug 2015
Dear Holiday, we are not going to reply to your review beacause it is false. We do not know who you are. We did not receive any of your ten complains Nobody seems to know who you are here, your review is false. Greetings from Porto Conte
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ChrisFoster wrote a review Apr 2004
UK248 contributions200 helpful votes
4.0 of 5 bubbles
This will be our second visit to the Hotel Porto Conte. It is a very quite but small, 3 star Hotel.

All of the amenities are above average with an ideal location.
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Responded 15 Sept 2014
buongiorno, grazie per aver recensito Hotel Portoconte. thank you for your compliments kind regards
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20MUFC wrote a review Jul 2005
Cambridge, United Kingdom30 contributions59 helpful votes
1.0 of 5 bubbles
This is a hotel for those who fancy a trip down memory lane..back to 1976, your first trip to Spain, when all that mattered was going home with a suntan.

This hotel has not been decorated since 1976 and it shows! The only usable public space is a tiny bar area, with a 2 metre long bar to serve 500 guests. The food is thrown on tables by disinterested waiters, probably embarrased to be serving up the nighlty treat of a thimbale of cold pasta, pork chop (on some nights accompanied by a potato or a vegetable - singular!), followed by a slice birthday cake. After your luxurious meal, you can watch the evening cabaret starring the 3 camp entertainers> This usually consists of watching them dance to 1970's Italain classics.

After such entertainment, you can relax in your room..well maybe not as you can only use the airconditioning if you are in your room and once you do cool down, the rooms are so small and walls so thin, you have to wait until the other guests turn off their TV before you can go to bed.

The pool is great as are the views but be warned if you do not get your towel on a sun bed before 7am, you will not get a sunbed.

Avoid this hotel if you have children, taste or dignity - we booked an extra flight and left 3 days early and we are not alone!

You have been warned.
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Date of stay: June 2005
1.0 of 5 bubblesValue
1.0 of 5 bubblesRooms
3.0 of 5 bubblesCleanliness
1.0 of 5 bubblesService
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purple5373 wrote a review Sept 2006
San Francisco4 contributions13 helpful votes
1.0 of 5 bubbles
This hotel completely failed to live up to our expectations. Don't be fooled by its website. It isn't nearly as nice as it looks. Being there is like being in the twilight zone, being transported back to the 1960s. It's like a bad, cheesy Disney movie from the late 60s. The decor hasn't been updated (or cleaned) in decades. Our room had neon blue painted furniture, nothing on the walls, plastic chairs on the balcony, rough sheets and towels so thin you could see through them. The bathroom had old plumbing, dirty looking grout, and a gross shower curtain. Oh, and everything in the room was made to look even worse by the flourescent lighting that lit the place.

It is difficult to get into Alghero from here, too. Their private shuttle has limited times, so you end up taking the public bus, which takes at least 25 minutes and doesn't come that often (it completely drove past us one time, too!).

The outdoor rec facilities were lacking as well. The bocce ball court and put-put course were unkempt and adjacent to the smelly dumpsters. The tennis courts were okay. The beach and pool were the only remotely redeeming qualities, but even then, the beach doesn't have waves--this place is not on the ocean, but rather a bay, so don't expect a real beach. Oh, and as if the state of the facilities isn't annoying enough, they add insult to injury by making you pay a resort fee to use the facilities per day per person ( I think it was 5 euros per person per day).

The food was incredibly mediocre. Most people opt for full board, which means you eat all your meals in the cafeteria style "restaurant." We opted not to be subjected to their food anymore than breakfast (continental--nothing hot other than coffee). That being said, we were hungry. There is only 1 restaurant within walking distance; otherwise you have to go into Alghero (which is what you should do anyway--Alghero is beautiful with great restaurants).

All in all, don't bother going here. Perhaps if you have kids it would make sense, but even then it doen't seem worth the money. Particularly if you're American, you'd be much better off staying stateside and going to one of the many luxurious resorts that are kid friendly. For everyone else, if you're in Sardinia, there are plenty of other wonderful places to stay that are nicer, cleaner, more fun, and a LOT less expensive.
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Date of stay: August 2006
1.0 of 5 bubblesValue
1.0 of 5 bubblesRooms
3.0 of 5 bubblesLocation
2.0 of 5 bubblesCleanliness
3.0 of 5 bubblesCheck-in / front desk
2.0 of 5 bubblesService
1.0 of 5 bubblesBusiness service (e.g., internet access)
Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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smileycub wrote a review Jan 2012
St Albans9 contributions17 helpful votes
2.0 of 5 bubbles
I would like to make a positive start by saying that the location of the hotel is delightful, being as it is, set in a natural park and right on the beach.
The vast majority of the staff were pleasant and helpful and the dinner menu was, on the whole of good quality and choice. Breakfast was OK, but could have benefitted from a little more variety.The rooms were clean and fairly spacious, plus having the adjoining family rooms was a big bonus with the two bathrooms and balconies. Finally, the childrens' entertainers are very friendly and hardworking and our children enjoyed some of the activities.

Unfortunately though, the negatives outnumbered the positives. The area around the hotel at the front was extremely scruffy and full of litter when we first arrived, creating a negative first impression. There are steep steps up to reception with no-one there to greet us and help with heavy luggage. The pool area is much smaller than the brochure photographs would lead you to believe meaning that when it got busier in the second week it wasn't very pleasant being in the pool. It is also closed over lunch as there are no lifeguards to supervise at this time. Some of the lunchtime bar staff were terse and unfriendly, despite our efforts at cordiality and speaking Italian and the lunchtime menu was limited and expensive.

The main problem though was the level of noise. On arrival we were presented with a daily entertainment timetable. It was clear straight away that in the evening the entertainment went on until 12pm. We had been advised by our travel agents that it finished at 10pm We were however slightly reassured by the fact that the 11-12pm slot was supposed to be the piano bar and therefore we presumed it would be quiet. However on our first night we were dismayed at being kept awake by loud music and a compere shouting down a mic until 12.45 . We had been up since 3am the previous morning due to an early flight and my 11 year old daughter was in tears she was so tired and unable to sleep because of the noise. It didn't help that our room was very near to the back of the stage area.

We complained the next morning and were reassured that it was a one-off and had been a "special occasion". Even so, most nights there was loud music and more shouting until at least 12pm, followed by people returning noisily along the corridors to their rooms. Our children are pretty much ready for bed by 10pm, paricularly after being up early for breakfast, but there was never really any chance of an early night.
Coupled with this was the daytime activities programme. Most mornings there was loud music in the terrace bar from 11am. Then there was often a quiz with a compere (with no concessions for those whose who are not fluent in Italian ) before lunch. At lunch there was a pianist, which was great for the first few days but then began to annoy. Then after lunch more music from the terrace bar. Then at 4pm a speaker was placed by the pool and very loud music (the same tracks every day) was thumped out for the aqua aerobics, which rarely had more than a handful of participants. Then half an hour of quiet then another session of aerobics on the grass by the pool again with a loud thumping sound track. Then more music from the terrace bar, until finally some peace from 6pm until 9pm, when most people are getting ready for and having dinner. Then the kids disco and the rest is history. We complained twice more but there was no change.

It was such a shame; an idyllic setting ruined by noise pollution! Plus, as the hotel really was in the middle of nowhere and as we had been advised by our travel agent that we wouldn't really need a car, we were stuck there. We did have a morning in Alghero, which is not the most attractive of towns, and went on a boat trip on another day and I it was a relief to have a break from the noise.

We are a fun-loving family who enjoy a quiz, games, music and activities like most people. Just not all the time and not at full blast! Even if they had made it alternate days it would have helped. I had visions of leisurely dance lessons, relaxing background music and some fun things for the children to join in with. Ten days in a row of "Barbie Girl" and Rick Astley blaring out constantly would send even the most devoted fans crazy. The compere seemed incapable of going anywhere without the microphone permanently attached to his mouth and unless you were completely fluent in Italian his shouting eventually just became noise too.

All in all a real disappointment! It's a shame that so many family hotels can't get the entertainment/peace and quiet in the right doses. Even the beautiful location would not tempt us back
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Date of stay: August 2011
2.0 of 5 bubblesValue
3.0 of 5 bubblesRooms
4.0 of 5 bubblesLocation
3.0 of 5 bubblesCleanliness
3.0 of 5 bubblesService
1.0 of 5 bubblesSleep Quality
Trip type: Travelled with family
Room Tip: Adjoining family rooms are good, plus ask for sea view rooms as far away from the central stage...
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wolfytom07 wrote a review Apr 2007
Wrexham, United Kingdom68 contributions50 helpful votes
4.0 of 5 bubbles
A lovely hotel in a superb location.

OK so the rooms are plain - but they are also spotlessly clean.

OK the place is a little isolated - but the views are simply unbelievable if you opt for the sea view. (That's a no brainer)

OK the hotel's Alghero shuttle doesn't run out of season - but the bus ride is a thrilling experience and costs less than a quid!

OK the fantastic and cheap little restaurant (Embracadero)around the corner isn't open weekdays until the end of April - but on a Saturday night you get free entry into their disco at 11pm and boy , can those Italians Salsa!

OK the hotel's evening 3 course meal is a little pricey (25€) - but the quality is awesome, the service top-notch and a bottle of wine is just £5 extra.

Hire bikes from the hotel and head off to the coves of the Bombarde,
get the bus to Alghero and take the boat trip to Capo Caccio but most importantly,
take in the wonderful view from your room,
swim off the private beach (even in April),
visit Embracadero Restaurant on a Saturday night
and then relax, relax, relax.

Finally, at midnight, walk the woman you love down the boardwalk and paddle your feet in the Med whilst gazing at the stars over the heights of Capo Caccio.

We'll be going back - out of season.
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Date of stay: April 2007
4.0 of 5 bubblesValue
3.0 of 5 bubblesRooms
5.0 of 5 bubblesLocation
4.0 of 5 bubblesCleanliness
5.0 of 5 bubblesCheck-in / front desk
4.0 of 5 bubblesService
3.0 of 5 bubblesBusiness service (e.g., internet access)
Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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GloHove wrote a tip Sept 2023
Hove, United Kingdom37 contributions11 helpful votes
4.0 of 5 bubbles
"Be aware that the local bus service, though cheap, not too frequent. Independent travellers might want to hire a car. Parking plentiful. "
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O M wrote a tip Jul 2023
Aarhus, Denmark13 contributions4 helpful votes
4.0 of 5 bubbles
"You really do not need a car to stay here. Take a taxi from the airport (25€) and use the local bus to go to Alghero (1.3€), other beaches…"
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Julie E wrote a tip May 2023
2 contributions
4.0 of 5 bubbles
"Great if you want to sunbathe every day but isolated if you want to explore further afield"
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farmviewavenue wrote a tip Oct 2019
Portsmouth, United Kingdom119 contributions50 helpful votes
4.0 of 5 bubbles
"Sea view rooms are worth the premium , otherwise you may overlook the carpark!"
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alfilip52 wrote a tip Aug 2019
Cenad, Romania16 contributions26 helpful votes
4.0 of 5 bubbles
"Rooms at the first floor with gulf see are really lovely."
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£84 - £175 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
ALSO KNOWN AS
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LOCATION
ItalySardiniaProvince of SassariAlgheroPorto Conte
NUMBER OF ROOMS
143
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Frequently Asked Questions about Hotel Portoconte
Which popular attractions are close to Hotel Portoconte?
Nearby attractions include Capo Caccia Vertical Cliffs (3.4 miles), Spiaggia Torre del Porticciolo (3.7 miles), and Villaggio Nuragico Palmavera (1.3 miles).
What are some of the property amenities at Hotel Portoconte?
Some of the more popular amenities offered include a swimup bar, a rooftop bar, and free wifi.
What food & drink options are available at Hotel Portoconte?
Guests can enjoy a swimup bar, a rooftop bar, and free breakfast during their stay.
Is parking available at Hotel Portoconte?
Yes, free parking is available to guests.
What are some restaurants close to Hotel Portoconte?
Conveniently located restaurants include Le Ninfe, Agriturismo Porticciolo, and Agriturismo Barbagia.
Are there opportunities to exercise at Hotel Portoconte?
Yes, guests have access to a pool during their stay.
Does Hotel Portoconte have airport transportation?
Yes, Hotel Portoconte offers airport transportation for guests. We recommend calling ahead to confirm details.
Are any cleaning services offered at Hotel Portoconte?
Yes, dry cleaning and laundry service are offered to guests.
Does Hotel Portoconte offer any business services?
Yes, it conveniently offers meeting rooms, a banquet room, and conference facilities.
Which languages are spoken by the staff at Hotel Portoconte?
The staff speaks multiple languages, including English, German, and Italian.
Are there any historical sites close to Hotel Portoconte?
Many travellers enjoy visiting Necropolis of Anghelu Ruju (6.3 miles), Complesso Megalitico di Monte Baranta (9.6 miles), and Palazzo D'Albis (5.6 miles).