Hotels with Pools in Orgosolo

Rooms are all recalling Sardinian heritage

The location is amazing. Alessio was a great host with excellent communication, he was very helpful. It is very clean and well maintained.

beautiful location. staff were very friendly. amazing views over the lake and brilliant food. we stayed only one night as we are on a tour but could of easily stayed a few more.

This place was paradise. A gorgeous agriturismo in a stunning setting. The house wine and olive oil was fantastic, and the dinners were among the best we've ever had. Mario was the best host. Highly recommended!

This review is written from the heart, because this place was simply amazing — and words cannot do it justice. Staying here felt like stepping into a vivid dream: full of colors, beauty, and peace. The photos are stunning, the reviews are glowing, and while they are all true, they cannot capture the experience of being here. This is much more than a hotel — it is a living center of Sardinian history and culture. Giovanna and her husband have done an exceptional job transforming what was once a humble family restaurant into an extraordinary universe for both locals and visitors. Time seems to stop inside. The property is larger than expected, with quite a few stairs (something to be aware of), and everywhere you look there are thoughtful details. The rooms are charming and comfortable, with beds designed for rest and interiors that feel like home rather than a typical hotel. The corridors are lined with art, traditional costumes, and books — a living tribute to Sardinia’s heritage. Take the time to explore it all; it’s worth it. From the garden with homegrown herbs and chickens, to the different bars, to the quiet corners filled with color and character — every space inspires wonder. Breakfast was lovely, with quality ingredients and plenty of choice, and during the day there were other dining options available. We also took part in one of their experiences — the centenary tradition — and it left us speechless. I won’t spoil it, because it is something you must discover for yourself, but it moved me deeply, and even now I feel emotional just recalling it. The combination of setting, food, storytelling, and history made it one of the most special experiences I have ever had. This is not just a place to stay — it is an immersive journey that makes you feel warm, cared for, and connected to something bigger. Thank you to Giovanna, her husband, and the whole team. We will absolutely be back, because once you’ve lived this, there is no other option. ♥

This is a very pleasant and scenic place, but definitely rustic, not luxurious. I very much enjoyed my time here but the important word is "RUSTIC". The price is very reasonable (31€, single, 2-bed room, no breakfast in late May, 15€ for a dorm bed). While not exactly a full farm, there are pigs, chickens, cats, and an extensive garden. The amenities are outstanding: full kitchen (but no oven), guest refrigerator/freezer, shaded hammock, indoor common room with couches and a 3-meter table, outdoor shaded patio, small swimming pool with 1.5 meter depth, outdoor couches/tables under shade trees, good wifi (but occasional momentary internet dropouts), free parking on site, inviting outdoor environment, loquat tree, and a basket of fresh eggs(!) for guest use. There are no private bathrooms. Owner, Ivan, works very hard and is very accommodating. The weakest point is the rooms themselves. There are 3 attic rooms, 2 with a window facing the mountains, the third with no window. The rooms are spacious but with low head clearance, 1.7 meters at the entrance and progressively lower toward the window (see photo). Except for short people, the rooms are only suitable for sleeping and storage. In addition, the top of the stairway is unprotected and attention must be paid to avoid an accidental fall. Most parents would deem it hazardous for young, unaccompanied children. The ground floor 8-bed dorm room has no window, air circulation is only through the door, and is lit by one dim light bulb -- again, only suitable for sleeping and storage. The best accommodation is a standalone cottage (but also using the shared bathrooms) in the garden which for some reason is listed in a separate booking.com entry, also starting with "Pinnettu sardo cerca su Google". I would have chosen this had I known about it.

Very nice, clean and quiet rooms. Close to Cala Gonone which offers good restaurants. Some local restaurants (agriturismo) at walking distance.

Very beautiful location, up in a gorgeous valley. Facilities are comfortable and clean. But the stars are Fabio, Pasqua and Fiore! Before even meeting me, Fabio booked us a dinner nearby, and then an excursion for the next day, which ended up being one of the highlights of our trip. Thanks a lot for everything, guys!