L'agnata Di De Andre

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• InigoU

  19 agosto 2014
  Alojamiento Rural de Lujo en Cerdeña

  La Agnata es un lugar que te engancha desde que llegas. Despues de una tortuosa carretera de monte, aparece este oasis, enclavado en medio del bosque. La ubicación, aun pareciendo zona de interior y mas montañosa, es muy adecuada para visitar todas las zonas de la parte Norte de Cerdeña, si bien hay que tener en cuenta que cualquier desplazamiento lleva aprox una media de 40Km/h debido a la orografia de la isla. Nada esta por azar, y todos los detalles estan cuidados al maximo. El alojamiento es perfecto por su comodidad y privacidad, siendo los puntos fuertes un jardin con muchisimas especies de arboles, y la zona de la piscina, con su color azul y su granito, que tanto nos recordaban a las piscinas de Jorge Manrique en Lanzarote (Los Jameos o la casa de Omar Sarif). Las habitaciones de la zona de hotel son comodas y espaciosas. El hotel suministra asimismo toallas para la piscina y amenities. La Agnata es un lugar para disfrutar. Recomiendo a las personas que se alojen que al menos dedique un día completo a disfrutar de la piscina y el jardin de este hotel. Angelica y Fabrizzio estan siempre dispuestos a proporcionarte todo lo que necesitas, y te darán información sobre los mejores lugares de la zona ( playas, restaurantes, sitios para visitar...). El completo posee un restaurante dedicado a cenas, en el cual degustar gastronomía local galuresa ( basicamente carnes, quesos y embutidos). Este restaurante y la gente que lo visita, es lo unico que a ultima hora de la tarde ( sobre las 19h), puede disturbar la paz de las personas alojadas en el hotel. Definitivamente este hotel, no es un hotel para niños, ya que las instalaciones y el ambiente son incompatibles con las necesidades de los niños, que incluso se pueden llegar a aburrir alli. Como punto de mejora, solo destacaría que pienso que el restaurante debería de ofrecer aparte de su menu galures, una carta con otro tipo de productos ( verduras, pescados, etc), que aumenten su oferta y hagan mas atractivo el restaurante. El menu propuesto actualmente es desde mi punto de vista muy pesado para cenar. Mismo comentario sobre el desayuno, echo en falta en una zona tan del mediterraneo producto local como quesos y embutidos, asi como tomate o aceite de oliva y por supuesto zumos naturales de naranja. En resumen, un lugar único de los que te encuentras muy de tiempo en tiempo. Merece la visita solamente por su jardín, su ambiente, y su piscina. Me parece un lugar único para descansar y desconectar. Recomendable 100% si piensas visitar esta parte norte de Cerdeña.

  

• Susana Z

  08 abril 2016
  un sitio de cuento de hadas

  hola os recomiendo este sitio es un sitio maravilloso parece que estas en un cuento de hadas.... estuve en agosto con mis dos hijos y lo disfrutamos mucho todos ellos por la naturaleza donde se encuentra espacios verdes donde jugar y por la piscina super divertida con su catarata!!!! la limpieza impecable y la comida típica italiana de categoría!!! la amabilidad del personal sobre todo angelica que es la propietaria siempre disponible para cualquier duda, un sitio que recomiendo sin dudarlo para toda la familia!!!!

  

• DamianBenito86

  06 septiembre 2016
  Bien

  Está perfectamente tranquila, mientras que los jardines y los alrededores ofrecen un impresionante telón de fondo para la relajación. La pileta la usamos un monton y la verdad que la pasamos muy bien !!!

  

• 2honestjohn

  21 agosto 2019
  Dinner well below average, tranquility under poor management

  Where do i start, fawlty towers springs to mind! Once you turn off the main road its a further 6km to the hotel, be warned do not arrive at night its a very bendy road. The remoteness is the main attraction here, set amongst the trees and one of only a handful of properties set in a valley. The main house was formerley occupied by a famous Italian singer/songwriter (died 20 years ago) and by chance we stayed in his bedroom! Most of the rooms are in a separate building at the back of the property next to the swimming pool. However the main house is now effectively a working museum (about 20 visitors a day) and apparently the wife wont allow anything to be altered, she lives in Milan. As a result our ensuite was straight out of the 70's with the worlds smallest bath with a step in it, meaning to have a shower you had to stand on the step, the nearest i will ever come to having a shower on the stairs! All the wall lights were literally hanging off by the wires, and towel rails fall off in your hand. The bed very soft. But we booked this because of the previous reviews of the dinner. There were 30 for dinner, the majority not staying at the hotel, but it was awful. Pre-dinner drinks were a choice of 2, meaning most people got something they didnt want. After being invited to take our seats, it then transpired they had a pre-arranged seating plan, which we think was intended to seperate 1st class from 2nd class, since as the food arrived some tables deliberately got more than others. We were seated at 8pm and by 10pm we had had just one dish of cold meats! Everyone was complaining, literally every table, and many tried to get a discount when the meal finally finished at 11.30pm. Ravioli in a tomato sauce was supposedly cooked using tomatoes from the garden, which we saw growing there, but tasted like they had come out of a can. Dessert was more ravioli with honey. We asked for a mint tea which never arrived. We were expecting multiple dishes of tasty home cooked food, what we got was a very slow conveyor belt of 4/10 food. The gardens are very pleasant, as is the setting, but the pool is a bit odd as you have to be able to swim in a curve, its a 'refreshing' temperature, the word everyone used to describe it, and that's in August, it doesnt really work, but thats the one thing mgmt can do nothing about. The husband/wife mgmt team were nice people, but it reminded me of tenanted pubs in england, where the main draw is the free accomodation, and being your own boss. They were more interested in enjoying the setting for themselves than looking after guests. When we arrived you cant park any closer than 100 metres from reception, all uphill in the Italian sun. However there is a seperate drive, with a sign saying 'Deliveries only'! which goes to reception, but they dont offer this to guests. When they eventually allowed me to drive up this to drop off suitcases, not only did they not offer any assistance, they insisted i reverse back down the drive rather than allow me to turn around first. This sums up mgmts approach, you are a necessary inconvenience. I recommend not staying here, whilst the setting is wonderful, the mgmt ruin what could be a great experience. The nearby town of Tempio is well worth a visit, and also has a particularly good restaurant, which i have also reviewed. Finally the girl serving breakfast was very good and quite out of place in this shambles of a mgmt team.

  

• _jspogis

  10 noviembre 2019
  Days in Paradise Part 2

  This year my wife and I spent a few days at L'Agnata including my mother and brother in law. It was the 3rd time for my wife & me and we already booked ourselves in again for next year. But then we will enjoy the privacy of this idyllic spot on our own again. The location, the people, wine and dine, everything is unique and makes this place a very special retreat for relaxation. Highly recommendable.