Hotel Funtana Abbas

Siamo stati al ristorante a fine maggio per la cresima di nostro figlio con circa venti invitati. Il posto è bellissimo, il cibo è ottimo, il prezzo nella media, insomma un'esperienza positiva. I bambini si sono divertiti giocando nel verde, in un panorama stupendo

We were there for a friends wedding. An experience never lived in a Sardinian wedding, bordering on the improbable. This structure was able to make a bad impression on the unequaled spouses. Bring more than skimpy, with people left hungry and forced to run away to eat a pizza elsewhere. People who have not at least been able to taste everything, such a bad menu ever seen, starting from the aperitif up to the cake, which we had to take on our own as the waiters had disappeared. In the end, the groom's father had to cut it. Last gem: we sat down at the table at 2pm and at 8pm the cake still hadn't arrived. A service worthy of the best tzilleri. I'm so sorry for the newlyweds, who I'm sure were unaware of what they were up against.

We are a couple from the area. We have frequented the hotel pool in the past, which is always open to outsiders and not just to guests staying there. We have always frequented this place with the politeness and respect with which we live our daily lives, even staying for aperitifs or dinners. This afternoon we called to ask if there was room in the pool for two outsiders. The gentleman on the other end of the phone asked us if we were young; since we were both around 30, we answered in the affirmative. At this point the gentleman's response, very rude in my opinion, was this: "Oh, you're young?? You're ******. No no, there's no room for you!" Our response was "That's fine, goodbye". I wanted to publicly compliment this gentleman for the rudeness and ignorance with which he treated two customers who frequented the place, who will obviously never set foot there again and who will contribute in any way possible to giving it bad publicity. Please, if you are under 50 don't even call, because in this place being young is synonymous with rudeness. We, on the other hand, had proof this afternoon, that there are no age limits for rudeness. 😊 Goodbye.