La Plage Resort

It is a very beautiful hotel complex, located above the sea. At first glance, a WOW! Everything is white, tiled roofs, small apartments with front gardens, the blue sky, the blue sea - rustic. Since we were there in the off-season, we naturally saw signs of wear and tear (rust, peeling plaster, cables not properly encased in concrete, secured tripping hazards, etc.). But you could overlook that. Location & surroundings 5.0 If you come by coach, as we did, the hotel complex is ideal. You can go for walks, use the pool or the sea in the evenings, and go on various excursions during the day. We were there at the end of September with a tour group. Unfortunately, the weather wasn't always good, but it was warm - around 20 degrees in the evenings. There is practically nothing outside the hotel. There is supposed to be a small supermarket nearby. There are many excursion destinations. Alghero, Bosa and Porto Cervo are particularly worth mentioning. There is also a trip to the island of Corsica. Room 5.0 Whitewashed walls, an anteroom with a bed to the side, a bedroom, bathroom with shower. There are 2 air conditioning units that can be individually adjusted. The bathroom was unfortunately very narrow and if you wanted to wash your legs in the shower you had to open the door, it was so small. Enough coat hangers in the closet - which is often not the case. Everything was very clean. High bed, slept well. Service 4.0 At reception we were given a wristband and a note that we had to pay 40 EUR for all-inclusive drinks (white wine, red wine, mineral water, various juices, cola, from the vending machine - NO beer) - but ONLY to be consumed in the dining room. The 40 EUR also included the visitor's tax for 5 days. However, there was no receipt for this when we left. We had no reason to go to reception. Gastronomy 5.0 On the first evening we were given one glass of wine and one glass of water per person at the table. Then just one glass. Either wine or water. The evening meal was extensive and varied. Unfortunately there was hardly any warm vegetables to go with the various types of meat and fish. Very nice starter buffet. Lots of Mediterranean food, cold and warm. The breakfast buffet was unfortunately always the same. White rolls (but that's how it is in Italy). Only ham and salami Milanese and one type of sliced ​​cheese platter. The same every day. Very thinly sliced ​​cucumbers and - something I've never seen before - the tomatoes were finely sliced ​​like sausage and piled on a platter. Of course there was lots of fresh fruit, canned fruit and yoghurt. Unfortunately you could only enter the dining room from outside. That meant we stood in front of the entrance with umbrellas three times. Everything was set, but it wasn't opened until 7 p.m. in the evening and 7 a.m. sharp. The staff were friendly. We were happy to tip on the last day.

Unfortunately the director Simone turned out to be a person without competence, completely inefficient and unwilling to resolve the problems raised by us guests. Several times he responded rudely and rudely to our completely legitimate requests as paying guests.