Hotel Funtana Abbas

“Hotel perfeito encantador autêntico”

Gastamos aqui uma semana dos últimos quatro anos com duas crianças pequenas quando viajar para a Córsega e a Sardenha, e iremos, certamente voltar no próximo ano. Nós nunca dormi muito bem, audição nada mais que o som de grilos. Os quartos estão localizados em pequenas casas distintas construir, e… Mais

Gastamos aqui uma semana dos últimos quatro anos com duas crianças pequenas quando viajar para a Córsega e a Sardenha, e iremos, certamente voltar no próximo ano. Nós nunca dormi muito bem, audição nada mais que o som de grilos. Os quartos estão localizados em pequenas casas distintas construir, em estilo tradicional da Sardenha ao redor de uma grande piscina com uma vista fantástica sobre o lago. Tínhamos dois quartos separados, uma pequena sala de estar, um vestir um banheiro limpo um bom ar condicionado, e um agradável terraço A vista do terraço do restaurante é ainda melhor. À noite você tem servido um bom gosto delicioso nunca termina fluxo de aperitivos, massas, pratos principais e sobremesas, servido com deliciosos vinhos locais, tudo por um preço muito justo. A comida é típico Galurian, preparada com ingredientes locais cultivadas no domínio do hotel e colhidas na hora todas as manhãs, o proprietário. Até mesmo o Vermentino (o vinho local), o Mirta e o grappa são feito em casa, e o hotel tem a sua própria vinha. As pessoas que estão a executar o agriturismo é muito agradável e prestativo. O hotel está centralmente localizado, perto da costa e maravilhosas cidades como la Maddalena, mas uma vez que o hotel está localizado nas montanhas, a temperatura é principalmente mais ameno e menos quente do que na costa . O próximo à cidade de Tempio é tão charmoso e autêntica como o hotel, com o seu centro histórico em Galurian estilo típico, e quase não turistas. Este é, sem dúvida o melhor lugar para ficar no norte da Sardenha em que pretende obter a superlotação das praias e turistas

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“View from restaurant terrace is breathtaking. Very tranquil location”

This hotel in wonderfully tucked away. The view over the lake is amazing first thing in the morning as the sun is lifting over the mountains. Our suite was spacious and can be considered sparse if comparing to AbuDhabi, nonetheless very comfortable. We had a minor issue with the hairdryer but this… Mais

This hotel in wonderfully tucked away. The view over the lake is amazing first thing in the morning as the sun is lifting over the mountains. Our suite was spacious and can be considered sparse if comparing to AbuDhabi, nonetheless very comfortable. We had a minor issue with the hairdryer but this was sorted very swiftly. If you book this hotel and plan to drive use a satnav set to coordinates found on booking.com. Pool is plenty big enough for all the guest. Eating at this hotel is fabulous. Every evening meal we had was outstanding for portion sizes and Sardinian cuisine. We had no complaints about breakfast, good selection to set you up for the day. The staff are very attentive and happy to help in any way they can. Would I return to Funtana Abbas?........definitely a YES

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“Excellent meal ”

We were staying with friends nearby and visited to have an authentic sardinia meal. The food was excellent and the service was just as good. We were served several courses and left feeling well fed on a typical sardinia dinner.

“The most amazing rustic hotel in incredible surroundings”

The hotel is beautifully appointed in wonderful gardens & enjoys a stunning view of the surrounded hills and lake. Our bedroom was big & very comfortable, with a small fridge & a veranda where we could enjoy a drink, read a book in peace or simply relax on the rattan sofa while enjoying a great vie… Mais

The hotel is beautifully appointed in wonderful gardens & enjoys a stunning view of the surrounded hills and lake. Our bedroom was big & very comfortable, with a small fridge & a veranda where we could enjoy a drink, read a book in peace or simply relax on the rattan sofa while enjoying a great view. Keeping the window open kept the room cool in the evenings as the air-condition had a mind of its own & wasn't working well. For us this was a minor problem as everything else was excellent. The staff were very friendly & were helpful at giving us directions/recommending for some lovely places to visit. Lela, the young lady who works at the restaurant is a great character & is eager to always please the guests. The dining room veranda enjoys stunning views from where you can hear the sheep bells as the sheeps move to their nesting ground for the night. Prior to booking I've read some very negative comments & I couldn't disagree more. This beautiful hotel doesn't only rest its laurels on the location, but on its staff and service it provides. Is very clean, there is great parking space, has a beautiful & clean pool with umbrellas for shade, it offers a good choice of breakfast - fresh fruits, cream croissants, choice of cheeses , salamis, hams, boiled eggs, jams, eggs & of course Italian coffees. As for the dinners, they were divine. We booked half board ( a 4 course dinner) and Mario the chef didn't disappoint. Day after day, we tasted the most amazing pasta dishes -some like the ravioli was made by him and the sauces were made by his own vegetables and cheeses. The antipasti were delicious & meat course were always tender, full of flavour & with a delicate aroma of Sardinian herbs but never felt heavy. The portions were extremely generous & Mario seemed very appreciative of our feedback & although he can't speak English, Lela did the translation & with my poor Italian I just about managed to show our appreciation of their hard work in the kitchen. I don't think we could have eaten so well in any restaurant for that amount of money. After a long hot day on the beach/sightseeing , the last thing we wanted was trying to find a restaurant that serves more than just a pizza. So I strongly recommend to make use of the half board option. Is simple Sardinian ingredients but greatly cooked. If one is expecting Michelin star refinement & tiny portions, then Sardinia simply isn't for you! Don't forget to get a map, as we' ve heard from other travellers that GPS doesn't always show the location of the hotel. We only had a map & by following the road numbers/ towns on the road signs is very easy to get about. If you fancy an early evening coffee somewhere a bit more lively- go to the nearby village of Calangianus. In the central square we enjoyed a café sachierato (ice coffee) & some great ice cream. Also there are 2 ethnographic museums nearby- one in the village of Luras ( get the receptionist to ring them prior to your arrival as it opens only on demand) . The guide explained us a lot about the local history & the particular custom of 'Femina Agabbadora' - the local way of euthanasia that has its roots in ancient times & was last practiced at the start of 20th century. The second museum is bigger and it can be found in the beautiful village of Aguus about 28 klm west. There is some exquisite displays of local artefacts & looms & you can find about the way of life in the earlier times & there is also a museum shop where you can find locally made jewellery, terracotta, books & other bits & pieces. Overall our stay in this rustic hotel was one of the best holiday choices we've made. Thank you Titsiana, Lela & Mario for your hospitality & hard work. Keep it up.

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