Top Hotels Near Diocesan Museum of Sacred Art in Alghero from AU$81

"Nice property, great hosts, good location, close to everything and the best area of Alghero."

"Near to shops, cafes and old town."

"Fabulous! We loved this hotel, in a great location, huge rooms with everything you need and the breakfast was amazing. Hope to come again and will definitely return here"

"Tiziana treated my wife and I so kindly during our honeymoon to Sardegna; between accommodating early check in, recommending local favourites, treating us to a bottle of sparkling wine, and gifting my wife a beautiful charm, we felt the abundant warmth and hospitality she has to offer. Will definitely be staying here again next time we visit Alghero!"

"The breakfast menu was buffet, with standards such as yogurt. There weren't any eggs, but there was cheese and ham. The staff was wonderful and answered all questions and gave great advice for restaurants. They also arranged a taxi to sasari. The only small disappointment was that there were no spa amenities included with the room. For example, in order to use a hot tub you had to rent it for an hour for 50 euros."

"Terrific stay. "

"Very nice rooms with high ceilings. Beautiful property. Breakfast in cafe next door is very nice too."

"One night stay with family. Second time I was at this hotel but have stayed at many other hotels in Alghero prior to this one. I would characterise this hotel as probably the best option in central Alghero for those who are budget conscious. Staff are friendly and helpful, rooms are clean and big enough, quiet hotel at night. Those who have shallow sleep like me will appreciate the shutters, which are very effective to keep out the morning sunlight. There is a bit to walk to get to where the movida is (piazza sulis and beyond) but that's not necessarily a bad thing. Breakfast is where I see room for improvement: options are limited and the breakfast room is rather tiny. It works for one night stays but may negatively affect the hotel experience for those staying for longer."

"Well, if you looked at 90 degrees there was a view of the sea, my balcony looked over a road and wasteland "