Hotel Petra Bianca

This was a very well maintained and lovely hotel with breathtaking views. The room was clean and good except the bed was a bit lumpy. The staff were excellent especially Roberta and reception staff and Christian with his amazing cocktails. The only problem is you are far from shops and restaurant and hiring a car is a must. I would suggest hiring from the airport. It would be good if hotel provided a shuttle to the shops and for excursions. Apart from this we thoroughly enjoyed our stay and would recommend this for anyone looking for a quiet and relaxing break.

Fabulous stay - highly recommend. The only issue was that we were not able to iron our clothes in the room and were charged 7 euros per item!

The hotel is very comfortable great facilities, bar restaurant, pool and gym. Over looking the bay of Sardenia.

We stayed for 7 nights and really enjoyed our time at hotel Petra Bianca. The staff were always helpful and friendly, the room was clean and tidy (with air con that neither froze you or failed to cool), and the swimming pool was large enough for a proper swim without being Olympian sized. You need to take the hotel bus to the beach, but you get sun loungers and parasol as part of the package. If you like seeing how the rich live, the harbour of Porta Cervo is worth a visit. However if you want to see a more down to earth part of Sardinia then Baia Sardinia is certainly worth a visit.

We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at this hotel and would probably go back for another week. The staff looked after us very well and the views are amazing Would definitely hire a car next time

The lobby is large and serene, so we could recommend this as a spot for beach lovers who appreciate a gracious and expensive vacation--a place to which the rich who don't particularly enjoy good food might haul in their steamer trunks and vacation for the summer. Our room was spacious enough, though a tight closet made it useful only for one person. The bathroom, while lovely, had only a small shower stall, but the view and patio were great! Balconies are side-by side, and we were lucky to have pretty quiet neighbors for our stay, though a boisterous group checked in the morning of our departure. Breakfast was generous and well-cooked, and the view wonderful! We understood that restaurant options would be limited, so ate a solid lunch in La Maddalena en route and enjoyed a lovely spritz and snacks in the bar for dinner one night. We gave the hotel restaurant a try the next night and found it marginal and expensive, with no wine by the glass available. Day trip options are limited; we visited a very quiet Porto Cervo but were deterred from a day trip to Corsica by the distance on a twisting road.

Very nice hotel, friendly staff

Wonderful hotel with beautiful view. Freindly helpful staff

Extremely well managed hotel with excellent staff & friendly feel. Spotlessly clean & relaxed atmosphere. Lovely restaurant - open air with spectacular views over the bay at Cala Di Volpe, food is very nice if a little simple, but top quality service in all areas. Very nice pool area, again spotless & well maintained, as are the gardens. Will definitely return - highly recommended!!

Our Visit: We visited slightly before the season began the weather was nice but not overly hot. The guests of the hotel were predominantly pleasant German middle aged couples, who were willing to engage in conversation if an effort was made. The Good: The hotel is in an idyllic location, with beautiful views (particularly in the hotel restaurant ) of the surrounding area looking down over the coastline of Sardinia. The hotel itself looks phenomenal, it's exceptionally clean and very comfortable. Equally the staff couldn't do more to try and help you; they're very well presented wearing very formal attire at all times which really serves to make it feel like a very upmarket hotel. The pool area is very well-kept and is a wonderful place to relax with staff constantly on hand and free towels to put down on the sunbeds. The not so Good: Though we knew Sardinia would be on the pricey side eating and particularly drinking at the hotel was not cheap. For example, you should not expect to receive any change back from a 10 euro note for two soft drinks. There are supermarkets nearby should you wish to get food and drinks for the room to overcome this. There are some restaurants in the local area but you really need to have hired a car to reach them, as the island itself is not walking friendly. Our largest issue was with the cost of taxis it was astronomically expensive. Ensure you discuss with hotel staff to guarantee you a firm price prior to going anywhere.