Abamar Hotel

Great location and pool and beach. However we very disappointed about the service, staff not always gentle especially at restaurant. We appreciated the work of the barman.

Property was well positioned next to the sea but difficult to find as it is on a fenced estate area. Property was old, concrete cast and showed it. Rooms had had the bathrooms refurbed but bed and wardrobe were old and battered. Stairs were worn edged and had lines in the marble making evening descent hazardous. Lift battered and noisy. Staff on reception sullen and bored. Swimming pool was unsafe for families. Very deep throughout the whole pool even for me (i am 6ft). small pool at the side but the whole pool had broken edge tiles and chipped or missing repairs. Access ladders too short and broken. Menu for evening looked dire and we notice no one eating, choosing instead to eat in town. Breakfast very average and coffee stale and bitter. Amazed that this could even begin to be considered as a four-star hotel. A TWO star on a good day at best. Better still, avoid.

The reception staff were helpful. The room clean but bare, no pictures, functional, the bed was comfortable and bathroom good. Communal areas downstairs ok. Swimming pool was dirty, full of tree and plant debris and sand from peoples feet on the bottom, skimming the surface with a net made jo difference. Swimming pool not open all day, did not open till 9.00 then shut gor several hours at 13:00. We were charged extra for swimming towels and the hotels private beach you had to pay to use the parasols and sunbeds. On our last night we could jot eat in the restaurant because there were people on half board, when we saw the restaurant it was empty.

During our stay at the Abamar Hotel in Sardinia, we experienced a mix of positives and drawbacks. The renovated rooms provided us with delightful mountain and forest views, although the common areas gave off a dated 1980s vibe, which was somewhat disappointing. Wireless connectivity proved to be a significant challenge, primarily limited to the lobby area since the primary wireless access wasn't working at all on our first day. The breakfast experience fell short of our 4-star expectations, leaving us somewhat disappointed, and it felt rather like a hostel breakfast. The presence of single-use plastics and granulated coffee further added to this dissapointment. On a positive note, the outdoor spaces exuded charm, adorned with lovely views and a nice patio. Regrettably, the seawater pool was disappointing due to its cleanliness issues. Nevertheless, this was offset by the hotel's beautiful beach. Adding to our concerns, the elevator emitted a lingering cigarette smell and exhibited occasional erratic behavior, raising safety questions and causing discomfort. In summary, our experience at Abamar Hotel was somewhat underwhelming. Improvements in wireless access, breakfast quality, and the addressing of issues like the outdated common areas and the elevator's condition are essential for elevating the overall guest experience.