Cagliari Hotels & Hostels (10)

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This simple albergo (hotel) is run by a stout, wheezing signora and her harried daughter. The rooms are spartan to say the least, and none has an en-suite bathroom. Still, the beds are neatly mad…

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Although it's pricey for this category, A&R is essentially a budget hotel. Agreeably showing its age, it retains a dose of character from a more elegant era - high ceilings, tiled floors and rick…

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Don't be put off by the shabby exterior of this old palazzo nestled in the corner of Piazza Yenne. Inside it's bright and breezy, and although the rooms are small, the pastel colour scheme, city …

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This is a great big, boxy beach hotel with sunny rooms and a wide terrace. In a fantastic location, it has lovely views over a secluded cove near the lighthouse on Capo Sant'Elia. You can even sw…

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Park the MG outside and don a pair of flares for the Hotel Italia. It's so '70s it's practically a museum piece, with wood-panelled ceilings, a big chunky bar, armless orange sofas and vertical o…

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Run by the same people as the Hotel Regina Margherita, the Panorama is a corporate clone. Its edges are softened by its out-of-town location, and the large pine-shaded pool is a big plus.

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Aha! You think as you enter the grand vaulted lobby of the Quattro Mori, pleased at having found a hotel of character. But such hopes are rapidly dashed as you ascend the stairs to the lookalike …

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You could be forgiven for thinking you'd chanced upon Alcatraz, such is the awful concrete exterior of Cagliari's top hotel. But leap the barbed wire and you'll find yourself in a world of slick …

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