Best Hotels in San Teodoro
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Terradimare Resort&Spa ★★★
"4 star resort if you’re staying in any other room but the apartment. Our room (105) became infested with flying ants and termites on our last night of the trip. Front desk provided us bug spray to deal with the bugs but they kept coming. It was impossible to locate the entry point because there were so many of them. We had to have the kids sleep in our room as I didn’t want them where we had to use the bug spray. On the second night of our trip, the electricity went out in our room and it activated the emergency lights throughout the apartment at 0200. Not the best way to wake up. This was weird as the air conditioner continued to run so at least that was a good thing. I went to the front desk to complain and realized that it had affected the whole hotel as all the other guests were either standing outside their hotel room and the front lobby was packed. Receptionist said it was a problem in the city not caused by them but the street lights and neighboring houses had power and the AC was still running so not sure how you talk that one down. As compensation, they took 20€ off the breakfasts that weren’t included in the hotel apartment booking and gave me a 12 o’clock late checkout from the standard 10am. This hotel is still one of my favorites but selecting that apartment was a bad move. It’s very spartan, does not come with room cleaning but that’s all stated up front when you book. It’s good for a family of 4 to spread out in and we had a terrace to dry off all our beach things after a day out in the sun. Breakfast buffet is good. Also I remember from our first trip the receptionist would provide a map of the neighboring beaches and a code to get a discount for the reservation only beaches. This time I had to ask about it but the receptionist did get us the map and the code after requesting it. It would be cool to provide this to every guest as they checked-in, and for them not to ask about it because this is good information to have."
Baglioni Resort Sardinia ★★★★★
"My 9yo son and I stayed at this resort in mid-October. The weather was just ok for sunbathing and swimming but not hot. The resort is in a pretty spot but there is nothing else close by. The resort and rooms are very nice and in off-season great value. Trip.com had a very good price. Our room had its own little garden which was lovely. The restaurant was ridiculously overpriced. I didn’t actually mind the prices but the food was average. Steak actually presented good value for money. The breakfast buffet (included) was copious and excellent. Service was very good. Generally a very relaxing stay. Whilst nothing nearby for eating (San Teodoro was disappointing) Olbia is only 30 mins away."
Hotel le Mimose ★★★
"We stayed for a week with my partner and our 9 month old baby, if I had to describe everything we liked, a review wouldn't be enough. Excellent staff, from the reception to the dining room staff, through to the room cleaning management, the icing on the cake was the cuisine, truly of the highest level (the chef goes to each table every evening to make sure that everything is going well), not to mention breakfasts that if you don't get your act together you risk spending the morning eating, all homemade and delicious. Punctual and convenient shuttle service. See you next year."
Hotel San Teodoro ★★★★
"Good hotel, daily cleaning of the room, excellent staff at the reception desk. Possibility to rent bicycles. Breakfast could be better."
Hotel Costa Caddu ★★★
"We stayed at Hotel Costa Caddu for 7 nights at the beginning of August. It’s a beautiful, peaceful, extremely clean and well-maintained hotel. We stayed in a Garden Room which had its own private veranda/porch that looks out towards the sea, which is only a 5-minute walk from the hotel. We hired a scooter for visiting San Teodoro and other nearby beaches and towns, which were mostly extremely busy because of the time of year. I imaging it must be much quieter in September and October. The hotel’s main asset is its staff – always willing to help and very friendly. One observation (as we are both vegetarians) would be to have vegetarian dishes in the buffet marked as vegetarian, a common practice in many other hotels we have stayed in. Sometimes it was difficult to know which foods on the buffet were meat free, even though they looked as if they were (but weren’t). Otherwise, the food and service is of high quality. Thank you to all the staff at the hotel for a peaceful, relaxing and enjoyable holiday!"
Montepetrosu Charming House ★★★★
"Truly a beautiful place to stay! Worth every cent! Very clean rooms, great breakfasts, and very friendly staff- always helpful when you need it. A special thank you to Letizia, Camilla, Barbara and Victoria. You all made our stay a memorable and amazing experience!"
Hotel Bonsai ★★★★
"Really nice stay here, very close to town. The room was large and clean. Bed was very comfortable, Huge roof top was awesome for a post midnight hang. Plenty of parking and the worked with my wife on gluten free breakfast options. We didn’t use the pool but it seemed nice. Would definitely return if we’re in the area. Roberta at the front desk was very helpful."
Hotel Lu Pitrali ★★★
"This was our fourth holiday at this wonderful little gem of a hotel and we will return! The warmth and hospitality of the staff are incredible. There have been some lovely renovations to the building since our last visit including shade over the beautiful, relaxing terrace. We have seen Lu Pitrali in quiet and high season now and it is excellent in both. This time, in August there were more opportunities to enjoy sitting outside with gelato or fantastic coffee and cocktails! The rooms are so comfortable and sparkling! A huge thank you to all the staff, Paul, Alison, Alex and Sam McDonald"
Residenze Gallura ★★★
"Horrible vacation rental. Unbearable smells of dirt and stuffiness in the bathroom, like every other part of the house. Cobwebs everywhere and even mold on the walls near the bed. Old and smelly furniture just like the beds (bunk bed almost disassembled). Even the fridge gives off horrible smells. It would be understandable if the price was weighed to the vacation rental, but I feel like it is totally disproportionate."
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More Information About San Teodoro Hotels
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Number of reviews |
539 |
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Total properties |
97 |
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Weekday Avg. Price |
£329 |
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Weekend Avg. Price |
£345 |
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Trending hotel |
Baglioni Resort Sardinia |
FAQ – Hotels in San Teodoro
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What is the average price of a hotel in San Teodoro this weekend?
According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in San Teodoro this weekend is £303 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is £465 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in San Teodoro this weekend typically cost £1,123 per night.
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How much do hotels in San Teodoro cost per night on weekdays?
Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in San Teodoro during weekdays is £280 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around £497 per night. If you're seeking a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in San Teodoro generally cost £1,120 per night on weekdays.
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What are the best places to stay in San Teodoro?
Some of the best places to stay in San Teodoro are near popular attractions like La Cinta and Spiaggia Grande Baia, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are the top hotels in San Teodoro near La Cinta?
Some of the top hotels in San Teodoro near La Cinta include Terradimare Resort&Spa (from £127), Hotel Bonsai (from £143) and Hotel le Mimose (from £138), all offering easy access to La Cinta, making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.
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What are some of the best hotels in San Teodoro?
The most popular San Teodoro hotels for your stay: Baglioni Resort Sardinia (from £498), Hotel le Mimose (from £138) and Hotel Bonsai (from £143) are the preferred hotels.
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Which hotels in San Teodoro are pet friendly?
Hotel le Mimose (from £138) and Sunset House PuntoCasaBudoni (from £275) allow pets. Take your pets with you during your stay!
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Which hotels in San Teodoro are worth visiting for their spa experience?
Feel tired from travelling? Baglioni Resort Sardinia (from £498) provides highly rated spa services.
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Which hotels in San Teodoro have swimming pools?
Baglioni Resort Sardinia (from £498), Hotel le Mimose (from £138) and Hotel Bonsai (from £143) are hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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What hotels in San Teodoro offer an especially good breakfast ?
Baglioni Resort Sardinia (from £498),Hotel Bonsai (from £143) and Hotel le Mimose (from £138) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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