Antica Dimora del Gruccione

What a wonderful place! We stayed two nights and ate dinner in the beautiful courtyard of the main building amongst persimmon trees covered in fruit (not yet ripe) and draped with lights. Beautiful. Delicious five course meal - made with love care and attention and surprises. Breakfast in the same space was good and plentiful. Lovely staff and owner Lucilla. Our room was in a different house - sa Murighessa - which was the house that Gramsci lived in for two years when he attended school in the village. Our room was spacious. spotless and comfortable with a fab bathroom. All was brilliant. Thank you

Thank you for the very enjoyable experience. The rooms were lovely and the breakfast was very high quality. The dinner was exceptional and the highlight of our holiday in Sardegna. The staff were super nice. We will definitely be back!

I had a very enjoyable 3 night stay. The hotel was lovely and very comfortable. The breakfast was great and the 5 course dinner was something to look forward to each night. As a vegetarian, my meal was so tasty and delightful. All the staff were very helpful and friendly. The town is situated in close proximity to many wonderful things to see and do in Sardinia.

Situated in an old & beautiful sardaignan village, this Albergo was an eden place to relax in a nice medieval atmophere. The restaurant was also fantastic, cooked with natural agro-products very tasty. We have enjoyed also the nice breakfast outside in the peaceful ambiance. And, we will never forget the nice team dedicated, they have always given their best to care and to help us. Congratulations to all of them 👏 Unforgettable stay for us 😃

This charming and unique hotel was our home for the first two nights of a three week trip to Sardinia. It proved to be one of our highlights. We also booked via Dolce Vita as part of a hiking trip. We were welcomed by Lucilla on our first evening who was equally charming and spoke passionately about the family home, and the history of Sardinia. She also provided us with plenty of tips for our holiday. |The following fine dining experience was delightful, with delicious food, prompt service and fine wine. The next evening we wanted a simpler meal and were given directions to the local pizzeria, with food served to us in take-away cardboard boxes, at the single table and bench in a tiny room, with the oven crackling a few metres away. A complete contrast but we enjoyed the experience as we struggled to communicate to the two staff members in our very basic Italian. |Back at our accommodation, just reaching our room was adventurous, as we climbed stairs, exited the first house, crossed a cobbled street, entered the second house, walked through a courtyard, got distracted by the books in the library and climbed another flight of stairs. Our room was comfortable and spacious, with a view over the town. Lovely. |On our final morning we enjoyed the delicious breakfast buffet outside in the courtyard, whilst I tried to capture the idyllic scene with my camera. We left feeling as though we'd discovered an authentic piece of Sardinia and have already recommended this special place to friends. We will certainly return.

Quirky hotel full of character. Superb food. Set menu of 5 courses...of which you could add a wine pairing. Great wines. Good breakfast selection Quaint little town with some terrific views. ...part of our walking holiday

Very special place in old Italian village. Very romantic and special garden with fruit trees. We had a beautiful big room on the first floor - very authentic details of the original building. Dinner was served in the hotel but was a bit disappointing. Not much taste and everybody ate at the same time (20 hrs) which gave a kind of catering feeling. Hardly local wines but expensive international wines which is not necessary in Sardegne and not very 'green'.

It’s easy to get lost finding your way to this hotel diffuso but so worth the walk along the ancient cobbled streets. This is a beautiful small town and the hotel was a treat. From breakfast in their gorgeous courtyard to a wonderful dinner under the trees dining on their degustation menu. Our rooms (4 couples) were in the same building. Two rooms with views looking over the terracotta rooftops, two looking onto the back garden area. The rooms were spacious enough but the added bonus of a kitchenette area meant we could met there and chat about plans for the day or eat a lunch of anti pasti bought from the local supermarket. We had a really lovely stay here. Definitely recommend. Ps - it was great to learn about the traditional horse racing event that is a part of their Carnivale