Resort Baia Cea  |  Hotel in Bari Sardo

We had a great stay at Baia Cea in late September. Carmen the owner, is very hands on and baked us fresh bread for our arrival. It was our honeymoon, and on very short notice the receptionist had left some heart shaped cookies in our room and decorated it a bit. I'm gluten free, and they were very accommodating for breakfast and thoughtful for dinner-- please do inform them before your stay so they can prepare! The beach was a very close drive and not too far to walk-- it, like most other beaches in Sardegna, was stunning. There is a restaurant on the property that focuses on Sicilian land fare (reservation required by mid afternoon) and then an a la carte sea focused resto at the beach and camping area down the hill. The hot water went out the night we arrived, but someone was there fixing it before checkout the next morning, and they were very flexible to let us leave late since we only got cold showers the night before. The pool is great and the views of the mountains are stunning. There is a sheep farm that straddles the property and uses the road to get sheep out to pasture and in for the night-- fellow guests got caught in the drive and felt so much of the "Sardegna experience" it was quite cool to watch, and listen to as they all wear bells! There's another beach (or few) down the other side of the hill on the same road, so lovely to explore! It's a very rural area in general, so best to travel by car or bicycle to make the most of the local area!

What a wonderful little gem. 500 meters from a beautiful beach, the rooms are spacious and very quiet. The staff are so helpful and friendly they do their best to make sure you have a wonderful time. Apart from breakfast we never ate in the hotel but the food looks good, they have their own made wine and beer which is very worth a try.

Vanessa and staff were extremely helpful. Our boys loved the pool and the beach is really nice. We also appreciated the included parking and breakfast. Hard to tell from the photos but the "cabins" are duplex cabins with solid walls. We felt like it was very private. We had a queen bed and the boys had bunk beds. The top bunk had a protective rail for prevention against rolling out of bed. There was also a refrigerator and a wardrobe with lock and key.