Villa Alberta Hotel

“Excellent experience”

Luisa and Giuseppe are the heart of this small family business hotel.The rooms are spacious,comfortable and well organised and in addition with them polite and welcoming approach,they make the whole experience great. Thank you guys,I will see you next year.

“Bruno, Giuseppe and Luisa are fabulous hosts!”

The parking is big enough. The green grass garden cools the place down super breakfast! mattress is very comfortable and shower too. There is a fridge in the room which is really practical of course! Quiet airco

“Cozy stay in Pula”

My girlfriend and me stayed at Villa Alberta for three nights and there has been nothing to complain about. The owner and his family take perfectly care of you and do help you with all your questions. They have good advices about tours and restaurants. Our room has been big with a spacious bathro… lisää

My girlfriend and me stayed at Villa Alberta for three nights and there has been nothing to complain about. The owner and his family take perfectly care of you and do help you with all your questions. They have good advices about tours and restaurants. Our room has been big with a spacious bathroom. The furnitures are not new but very clean. We had a small fridge and a terrace to enjoy the garden. The breakfast has been the same during our whole stay. The selection is not too big but al of the foods are really tasty. We did not miss anything here - therefore we can recommend this place with five stars. Patricia & Martin

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“Last minute panic booking”

Tired basic hotel with modern amenities. Staffed by a lovely gentleman & his son, both with great English skills. The room is very basic, everything is past its best & the bathroom is in serious need of an update. The Bedroom. The wardrobe had probably had a hard life before it arrived which was p… lisää

Tired basic hotel with modern amenities. Staffed by a lovely gentleman & his son, both with great English skills. The room is very basic, everything is past its best & the bathroom is in serious need of an update. The Bedroom. The wardrobe had probably had a hard life before it arrived which was possibly true for the rest of the furnishings. However, in general the room was clean. The double bed was two singles pushed together & the mattress felt like it had a waterproof cover. It’s firmness marching it’s pillows well & I had a fairly easy night. The bathroom. If all of the bathrooms along this hall are as big as this they would surely be able to get a further room out of the hotel by reducing them to a more suitable size! It must be literally 20m2 & nearly as big as the bedroom! That said, it’s old, I mean really old. With browning grout between the blue 4” tiles & signs of poor repetitive resealing around the sunken shower tray only further harbouring dirt & mould. The temperature of the water was intermittent which is a sign of poor stored hot water as opposed to the normal on demand variety. The ever present & I suspect seldom used Bidet sits just outside the showers wet area, next to which the highest toilet I have ever had the displeasure to use sits. The toilet was so high, I actually struggled to use the facility effectively, needing to solicit the use of two upturned waster paper baskets. There is little noise from outside, but the tiled floor in the hall makes the perfect echo chamber for luggage wheels. There was a slight disturbance early in the morning but this may have been due to the owner making that mornings bread? Breakfast. The usual for Sardinia, a continental complete with a few cakes & good selection of juices. I didn’t enjoy the coffee which embarrassingly tasted like it was instant. As mentioned above, the owner indicated he prepared the bread that morning, which if true makes him an exceedingly proficient baker as this sliced white batton looked far to good to have been made in-house. Perhaps it’s purchased part baked? Is the room worth the already discounted €57 I paid? Personally I don’t think so. That’s no reflection on the Host, he was very pleasant. If i were to draw a comparison, would you pay £50 to stay in tired seafront accommodation in Margate? Probably not. However, at £40 I would say this is fair, especially as if your driving from Cagliari you have to drive through the largest petrol refinery I have ever seen! The real redeeming quality here is the little square around the corner, (150m away), where you can eat in a really nice outdoor restaurant under a large tree, drink in a lively bar, get a Gelato from the dedicated shop or take a pizza back to the room.

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