Alghero Resort Country Hotel & SPA

The Classic rooms (16 sq m) can accommodate two guests, sleeping either in a double bed or in separate beds. Large windows with views over the courtyard and a separate entrance via the courtyard are all features of the Classics. This rooms are housed within what was the “sacred place” of the old estate, where the horses once lived.

The Superior rooms (18 sq m) located on the mezzanine floor in the courtyard, can accommodate two people sleeping in a double bed or in single beds. The rooms feature large, sun-drenched windows offering a view over the valley and the swimming pool, warm, old burnt-cement floors, a bathroom embellished with mosaics, and a separate entrance.

The Deluxe rooms  (23 sq m) on the ground floor and first floor, can accommodate between two and three guests, in double or single beds. They are equipped with a large, comfortable bathroom with shower, a balcony with a view over the valley and the swimming pool. They are embellished by warm floors made using enamelled cotto tiles, and by ceilings with wooden beams.

The Junior Suites feature a double bed and two beds for children, a TV corner, a comfortable bathroom with a large shower and warm flooring made using enamelled cotto tiles. Very light and airy, with large windows overlooking the courtyard, the Junior Suites come complete with a 30 sq m furnished terrace.
 

The open space 30 sq m Suite comes with a double bed and a sofa that can be transformed into two beds, and feature a lounge, a comfortable bathroom with a shower. This is a light and airy space with large windows that look out over the valley and the swimming pool. The Suite, features a large 40 sq m terrace with plants, a table, chairs and sun loungers.

The Comfort Room, with its three separate rooms, is deal for families with 4 or 5 members. It comprises two comfortable bedrooms, a bathroom with a large shower, and a small lounge featuring a TV, a sofa and a generous window that looks out over the garden. The double bedroom looks out over the peaceful courtyard, whereas the attic room, with two or three single beds, is fitted with skylights. Opposite the entrance to the Family Suite, there is a small external area. This is the part of the farm on which they made wine; indeed, it was right here that they used to produce Torbato di Alghero.