Top Hotels in Tempio Pausania
The 10 best hotels in Tempio Pausania, Italy
Discover the best hotels in Tempio Pausania, Province of Olbia-Tempio, Sardinia including L'Agnata di De Andre, Al Vecchio Corso, B&B Meladormo, Calycanto, New Petit Hotel, L'Agnata di De Andre, La Vigna, Hotel Il Melograno, B&B Piazza di L'Ara, Dolce Vita.
Restaurants in Tempio Pausania
1. L'Agnata di De Andre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 464 reviews
Situated at the foot of Limbara hills, in the heart of the lush Gallura and only a short distance from Tempio Pausania, you will find L'Agnata De Andre, a magical, comfortable refuge where tranquillity embraces you. Hotel L'Agnata is truly an inviting masterpiece surrounded by the green and gentle rolling hillside of this pure and natural and scape of the Gallurese country. The house, originally a Manor with a characteristic sheepfold, became in the mid 70's the residence of the famous Italian singer-songwriter De Andre, who wrote therein numerous poems and songs inspired by the charm of this place and its people. The Hotel is divided into two distinguished architectural structures. The new, comprised with eight rooms all with a view to the swimming pool (terrace and patio) and a cozy Library with its own fireplace. The antique structure in its real sense a manor house, with a ground floor restaurant with terrace and a view to the garden, a library, a dining, and on the first floor two rooms. The ten double rooms of L 'Agnata are all different from one another. Each room is distinguished in design by representing the natural landscape and tones of the island. The Style of the rooms is described as "Arte Povera "a style of modern revolutionary art which combines elegance, comfort& simplicity.
Lovely lodging, friendly service, great cycling
Reviewed By roadcyclistsCame here based on Trip Advisor reviews, and our own map showing potentially good (road) cycling in the area, and were amply rewarded. Traveling by car we had a little difficulty finding our way (our car GPS could not find the final 6km access road but our iPhone did). It is probably advisable to get further directions by calling if you are arriving at night! The last 6 km are on a remote winding road that is not lit up. This is what adds to the hotel’s appeal. It is remote and quiet and deep in the heart of northern Sardinia! The room we picked looked out over the pool and was extremely quiet. Also clean and furnished nicely. The grounds are well kept and there is plenty of space to relax, stroll, sit and read, swim or sunbathe. The personnel at reception and in the dining areas were exceptionally friendly and welcoming. We had a few special requests (e.g. changing our clothes in the ground floor guest bathroom in order to take our first ride before our room was ready, leaving our bikes in a back alley behind the annex rooms) that were met without hesitation. We were there for cycling so we rode up the 6 km access road the first day and then rode south and west on SS 392. The next day we drove with our bikes in the car and parked at Luras, NE of Tempio Pausania and did a large 56 km loop ride descending practically down to Olbia then back up. Both beautiful rides with tremendous views. We enjoyed the pre dinner aperitif nightly (and the music that was played while doing so) and the dinners were delicious and filling. Some reviewers seem dissatisfied with the meal plan. These must be people who are traveling without the receptiveness one must have to the food of another region as well as the pace of meals. There is nothing that says that food in Sardinia is going to be like the food you eat in the region you come from. In fact Sardinia has wonderful culinary traditions we’ve seen from past visits we have made there. Accept it for what it is, ask questions about ingredients and decline what you can’t eat if necessary. The local sourcing of food (dairy and meat especially) means that I (the chef in the family) was unable to exactly re-create the fabulously tasty Zuppa Gallurese (a sort of cheese strata) when I returned home because there is no cheese that would replicate what was used. American stores do import some Italian cheeses but not these ones! Overall we enjoyed the meals immensely and breakfast was pleasantly available outside at the time of year we were there (early September) Hope someday we can come back.
2. Al Vecchio Corso
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 52 reviews
See why so many travelers make Al Vecchio Corso their bed and breakfast of choice when visiting Tempio Pausania. Providing an ideal mix of value, comfort and convenience, it offers a trendy setting with an array of amenities designed for travelers like you. The rooms offer a flat screen TV, and getting online is possible, as free wifi is available, allowing you to rest and refresh with ease. Al Vecchio Corso features room service, a coffee shop, and an outdoor fireplace. In addition, as a valued Al Vecchio Corso guest, you can enjoy free breakfast that is available on-site. Guests arriving by vehicle have access to street parking. While in Tempio Pausania be sure to experience nearby Italian restaurants such as Trattoria La Gallurese or Punto di Ristoro Nuraghe Majori. Should time allow, Nuraghe Majori, Stazione Di Tempio Pausania, and Piazza Faber are some popular attractions that are within walking distance. At Al Vecchio Corso, your comfort and satisfaction come first, and they look forward to welcoming you to Tempio Pausania.
A real find
Reviewed By X8518ASpameladA beautiful, family friendly hotel. Rooms clean and comfortable with wonderful original features. Staff warm and welcoming. I higly recommend this wonderful, historical hotel set in the heart of a great little town.
3. B&B Meladormo
Overall Ratings
5 based on 77 reviews
Elegant country-house on foot of the mountain of Limbara (mt.1381) With wide view of the Tempio city. The strutture is composed of indipendent rooms with inside bathroom, tv and kitchen. Confortable ambient for your holiday inside the colour's seasons . Private parking, wi-fi free.
Spectacular views!
Reviewed By pturkoMalvi was a wonderful hostess. The views from the balcony was spectacular. I was fortunate to have found this place. The accomodation was clean, wifi excellent, a private outdoor terrace and surprisingly, very close to Tempio. Highly recommend staying here! The surrounding gardens and views of the valley and Tempio are beautiful. Perfect place to relax and have a glass of wine!
4. Calycanto
Overall Ratings
5 based on 21 reviews
A wondeful surprise in Gallura
Reviewed By Christopher TWe were not sure what to expect from Tempio when we decided to stay for four nights. We really just wanted a location that was close to multiple beaches and activities, as well as close to the airport for our early flight home. If the weather was bad, we didn't want to be stuck somewhere far from activities. Well, Tempio and Calycanto far-exceeded our expectations. They created memories of a lifetime. Tempio P. is a wonderful little town built from local blocks of granite. We enjoyed passeggiate every evening with a really good mix of locals and a few tourists thrown in. When you walk the streets at night, the stone sparkles in the streetlight, there is music, there are children playing. Tempio is within easy driving distances to gorgeous beaches. Isola Rossa, Costa Paradiso, Copa Testa, and even La Maddalena. It is also a great place to explore the other small towns of Gallura, the cork trees, wineries, nuraghe, and the indicative rock formations of the area. Hiking trails everywhere. Calycanto is easy to find on Via Valentino a half-block away from the town center. There is no dedicated parking, but parking spots were plentiful in the street and we never had to pay. Our room was very large, had it's own bathroom, was incredibly clean, and tastefully decorated. There are only a few rooms, so it was quiet. Great air conditioner if you get hot at night like we do. But the best part of Calycanto are Giovanna and her mother, two of the loveliest people you will ever meet. They answered all of our questions and even some that we hadn't thought to ask. They helped us with reservations. They told us which beach to visit that day based on the wind and weather, and where to eat while we were there. Our visit was filled with small but significant touches that showed they were thinking about our comfort and what we would like. And Oh! the breakfast! Beautifully setup and waiting for you each morning will be a breakfast built to your liking. With a bakery across the street and a market just around the corner, everything is fresh and local. What a great way to start every day! Thank you Giovanna for being a highlight of our trip.
5. New Petit Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 57 reviews
Hotel ***
Good overall, but let down by one employee
Reviewed By Swaf08One would have thought, in the presence of Covid 19, staff would bend backwards to please everyone. Not in New Petit Hotel, it appears. Our group of 24 was turfed out of our room at 11am (our flight scheduled at 7pm). Fair enough, you might say. Except the hotel provides 6 chairs in the lobby and terrible weather throughout the day, one can only drink so many coffees in the cafes. This particular ( female) receptionist took upon herself to show us who is the boss. I was shouted at for staying 40 min longer in my room, a group of people sat in the (unused at the time) restaurant, where we left our luggage, and a single female was working on the computer. They were all screamed at and thrown out. All, because nobody asked her for the permission- her words, as I confronted her. Her behaviour was indefensible. During my extensive travels I don’t remember encountering such a unpleasant individual.
6. L'Agnata di De Andre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 464 reviews
Situated at the foot of Limbara hills, in the heart of the lush Gallura and only a short distance from Tempio Pausania, you will find L'Agnata De Andre, a magical, comfortable refuge where tranquillity embraces you. Hotel L'Agnata is truly an inviting masterpiece surrounded by the green and gentle rolling hillside of this pure and natural and scape of the Gallurese country. The house, originally a Manor with a characteristic sheepfold, became in the mid 70's the residence of the famous Italian singer-songwriter De Andre, who wrote therein numerous poems and songs inspired by the charm of this place and its people. The Hotel is divided into two distinguished architectural structures. The new, comprised with eight rooms all with a view to the swimming pool (terrace and patio) and a cozy Library with its own fireplace. The antique structure in its real sense a manor house, with a ground floor restaurant with terrace and a view to the garden, a library, a dining, and on the first floor two rooms. The ten double rooms of L 'Agnata are all different from one another. Each room is distinguished in design by representing the natural landscape and tones of the island. The Style of the rooms is described as "Arte Povera "a style of modern revolutionary art which combines elegance, comfort& simplicity.
Lovely lodging, friendly service, great cycling
Reviewed By roadcyclistsCame here based on Trip Advisor reviews, and our own map showing potentially good (road) cycling in the area, and were amply rewarded. Traveling by car we had a little difficulty finding our way (our car GPS could not find the final 6km access road but our iPhone did). It is probably advisable to get further directions by calling if you are arriving at night! The last 6 km are on a remote winding road that is not lit up. This is what adds to the hotel’s appeal. It is remote and quiet and deep in the heart of northern Sardinia! The room we picked looked out over the pool and was extremely quiet. Also clean and furnished nicely. The grounds are well kept and there is plenty of space to relax, stroll, sit and read, swim or sunbathe. The personnel at reception and in the dining areas were exceptionally friendly and welcoming. We had a few special requests (e.g. changing our clothes in the ground floor guest bathroom in order to take our first ride before our room was ready, leaving our bikes in a back alley behind the annex rooms) that were met without hesitation. We were there for cycling so we rode up the 6 km access road the first day and then rode south and west on SS 392. The next day we drove with our bikes in the car and parked at Luras, NE of Tempio Pausania and did a large 56 km loop ride descending practically down to Olbia then back up. Both beautiful rides with tremendous views. We enjoyed the pre dinner aperitif nightly (and the music that was played while doing so) and the dinners were delicious and filling. Some reviewers seem dissatisfied with the meal plan. These must be people who are traveling without the receptiveness one must have to the food of another region as well as the pace of meals. There is nothing that says that food in Sardinia is going to be like the food you eat in the region you come from. In fact Sardinia has wonderful culinary traditions we’ve seen from past visits we have made there. Accept it for what it is, ask questions about ingredients and decline what you can’t eat if necessary. The local sourcing of food (dairy and meat especially) means that I (the chef in the family) was unable to exactly re-create the fabulously tasty Zuppa Gallurese (a sort of cheese strata) when I returned home because there is no cheese that would replicate what was used. American stores do import some Italian cheeses but not these ones! Overall we enjoyed the meals immensely and breakfast was pleasantly available outside at the time of year we were there (early September) Hope someday we can come back.
7. La Vigna
Overall Ratings
4 based on 10 reviews
8. Hotel Il Melograno
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 27 reviews
See why so many travelers make Hotel Il Melograno their small hotel of choice when visiting Tempio Pausania. Providing an ideal mix of value, comfort and convenience, it offers a family-friendly setting with an array of amenities designed for travelers like you. Rooms at Hotel Il Melograno provide a minibar, air conditioning, and a desk, and guests can stay connected with free wifi. In addition, while staying at Hotel Il Melograno guests have access to room service. You can also enjoy an on-site restaurant. Close to some of Tempio Pausania's most popular landmarks, such as Fonti di Rinaggiu (2.7 mi) and Nuraghe Majori (2.7 mi), Hotel Il Melograno is a great destination for tourists. During your visit, be sure to check out a popular Tempio Pausania wine bars such as La Caffetteria della Piazza, which is a short distance from Hotel Il Melograno. Best of all, Hotel Il Melograno makes it easy to experience some great Tempio Pausania attractions like Stazione Di Tempio Pausania, which is a popular architectural building. We’re sure you’ll enjoy your stay at Hotel Il Melograno as you experience all of the things Tempio Pausania has to offer.
Remote location with good food
Reviewed By Biker4711We stopped at this hotel on a MTB-Tour from the north to the south of Sardinia. A fine quiet place which meets the expectations of a three star hotel. Local people meet there as well for food and aperitifs. Rooms and bathrooms are clean.
9. B&B Piazza di L'Ara
Overall Ratings
3 based on 2 reviews
Buona partenza ma migliorabile
Reviewed By ArualLauriIl b&b è in una posizione centralissima del paese, è sprovvisto di parcheggio riservato e la zona è pedonale. Si accede da un piccolo portone e la camera è situata al secondo piano (senza ascensore). Il b&b si presenta molto carino e provvisto del minimo necessario (biancheria e asciugamani vari). Sia la camera che il bagno sono piccini ma se si sosta una sola notte vanno bene! Lo spazio comune è carino ma in tempo di covid sarebbero gradite delle etichette per i prodotti personali da mettere in frigorifero e posate monouso. La colazione è self service: ci sono dei prodotti confezionati in dispensa e si può attingere da lì. Non essendoci aria Condizionata si è costretti a tenere aperta la finestra ed essendo in pieno centro i locali si danno alla pazza gioia con la musica a tutto volume fino a tarda notte (speriamo solo nel week end!).
10. Dolce Vita
