Santa Maria Resort

Small, comfy room Helpful and warm staff. Breakfast could be improved.

Very close to town and beaches, nice pool with chairs and umbrellas, clean, AC worked well, staff were nice! WiFi was spotty, wish the pool was open later

So beautiful! And the staff was very friendly. Nothing.

nice hotel room, staff very polite but they dont speak much English, nice location

Exceptional

All was ok - but receptionist can sure as hell lighten up AND the actually give the right info..

Very good

We recommend the Santa Maria Resort. Hotel is located in the beautiful district nearby the mountains

Good

Good

Very good

It was quiet and the room was clean. Water pressure in shower was good. The pool was freezing cold and had a lot of stains on the bottom and sides. I drove down a dirt road full of deep potholes to enter the facility. One of the potholes was 2 feet deep and filled with rain water mixed with road dirt. The road was wide enough for a FIAT and I had an SUV

Superb

Amazing setting and very peaceful. The pool is a great place to relax for a day. Could hear the neighbours quite a lot and the water pressure in the shower was horrendous. Could just have been our room

The room was very clean, clean towels every day, good WiFi, great swimmingpool. Our room was in the New part of the Resort and that was awsome because it was very quiet, we had almost private swimmingpool. Location is great, Everything is close, but you are not in the crowd. Hospitality can be better.

Quiet beautiful location, lovely pool, friendly bartender. Majority of advertised facilities unavailable including all spa facilities and jacuzzi. One especially lazy and unfriendly staff member unwilling to attempt to organise anything on-site for guests.

Superb

We were greeted by an embitter receptionist that didn't explain anything about the resort (gym,spa...). Be careful, you can be placed in a room completely on the end of the resort, beyond the parking and far from the main facilities and the people with you. No wifi anywhere in this resort and barely any data in the rooms far away. We also had an alarm that went off late in the night. The bitter receptionist was of no help and didn't even know how his hotel worked. He told us that we had to make do without any electricity for a night (only way to stop the alarm). WE had to ask for another room and had to switch out AGAIN the next night. During this whole process he wasn't helpful nor accommodating, just leaving us dealing with the situation on our own. Some of the bathrooms smelled foul. The rooms had NO useful light, had to use the nightstand light to see something. Also bring your swimming towel, or you'll have to pay 20€ just to use theirs. (Strange for a resort).

We arrived too late to use the pool, looked fine though. The room had a distinctly Mexican feel to it. We were in a sort of semi detached chalet but it was very pleasant, dated, but fine. There was no restaurant. There was a man looking after the bar but if you did order a Panini or a salad (that was the extent of the menu options) he had to go off and prepare it leaving the bar unattended! The place had a dated, neglected almost abandoned feel to it as if its heyday had long since come and gone. It is far enough away from Orosei that a car is required in order to get a decent meal but after a day's cruising we were too tired and just had a baguette with a can of tuna and a sliced tomato in it. Great!

Superb