Petra Segreta Resort & Spa
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Michelin-starred dining, spa, and coast views in rustic-chic rooms
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Via Stazzu Malcusa, 07026 San Pantaleo OT, Italy Get directions
Michelin-starred dining, spa, and coast views in rustic-chic rooms
Via Stazzu Malcusa, 07026 San Pantaleo OT, Italy Get directions
"Perched on the heights of San Pantaleo with glimpses of the Gulf of Arzachena, this 27-room hideaway conceived by architect Rosella Marchese and Chef Luigi Bergeretto blends eclectic interiors with rooms and stone huts that often have private gardens and small pools. Luigi oversees two restaurants, including the Michelin-starred Il Fuoco Sacro (in consultation with Enrico Bartolini), and I consider the linguine with black lemon sauce, raw local prawns and bottarga a must-try; the property also offers a Balinese hut for massages, a separate spa and a small open-air gym near the shared pool." - Nicky Swallow, Lucrezia Worthington
"Set in 5 hectares of forest just outside the town of San Pantaleo, Petra Segreta Resort & Spa offers panoramic views, modern wellness facilities and a large outdoor swimming pool. Traditional Sardinian houses, known as Stazzi, are scattered around the resort's grounds. Here you will find the rooms that have been uniquely furnished to maintain a classic country style. Each room is air conditioned and comes with a flat-screen TV, bathrobe, slippers and private patio area. The main building at Petra Segreta is where you will find the lobby, the lounge with fireplace and the reading room. Here there is also Il Fuoco Sacro restaurant serving Sardinian specialities out on the verandas overlooking the countryside and Mediterranean Sea. Guests can relax in the wellness centre that includes a sauna, gym and hot tub. You will also have a bike rental service and free parking. Resort & Spa Petra Segreta is 25 minutes' drive from Olbia and 15 minutes from Pevero Golf Club by car. The sandy beaches along the Emerald Coast are also easily reached by car." - My Boutique Hotel (en)
"It’s rather like joining the gods on Mount Olympus. You climb up the hill, pass your test of courage (the track that leads up to the hotel), then find yourself lounging about in the lap of luxury, with staff on-hand to carry bags, delicious food waiting in the two restaurants, a gorgeous pool encircled by sunbeds, even a small spa in case you need a massage. There’s the view, too, a 20-mile sweep over land and sea to Corsica. It’ll stop you in your tracks as you potter down to your room and you might just spot the odd mortal scurrying about below. Petra Segreta is the work of husband and wife team Luigi and Rossella Bergeretto, he a famous cook from Rome, she an architect whose gorgeous design is everywhere. When they bought their 5 silent hectares, the hill was strewn with boulders. The biggest, most beautiful stones survived, but the others have made way for manicured lawns and 27 lovely rooms & suites, which are dotted about the hill, bringing beauty and comfort in spades. All have shaded terraces, some with sea views, while 21st-century rustic charm runs throughout; gorgeous bathrooms come as standard, and several of the suites have private pools. Beaches galore are close by (10km), but the island's interior is worth a visit, too. A popular spot with honeymooners. Highs The beautiful grounds with their fabulous views and sparkling pool The warm design and cool rustic chic that flows throughout The privacy and peace - this is a very romantic spot The beaches of the Costa Smeralda, the stuff of glossy magazines The staff, who speak lots of languages, and who go the extra mile The mix of Michelin-starred cuisine and relaxed Sardinian fare, plus a rooftop dining terrace in the summer Lows There’s not much nightlife up in the hills and it’s a bit of a slog if you want to eat down on the coast Prices soar in July and August, but the weather is great from April to October Over 12s only - a plus for peace-seeking adults We've heard mixed feedback on service but we found it excellent when we stayed Little extras - eg fresh OJ or boiled eggs at breakfast - cost a lot" - Tom Bell
"Let’s say you’re an experienced Italian traveler — visited every vineyard, stayed in every villa, summited every hillside and seen every view, from the canals of Venice to the Roman roads and the coast of Sicily. Just when you’re about to feel jaded (if such a thing is even possible), you remember: there’s still Sardinia. Petra Segreta Resort & Spa combines the best of several worlds in Italian hospitality — equal parts Tuscan villa, rough and rugged southern stonework, and the sort of vaguely volcanic landscape that recalls Sicily or Capri at their most dramatic, accompanied by the white sand beaches for which the Costa Smeralda is justifiably famous." - Tablet Hotels
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