Cala della Torre in Caletta

My stay at Cala della Torre was a mixed experience. The staff struggled with English, making communication difficult, and it often felt like Italian guests were treated better, especially when requesting small things like ice for drinks. One bartender was a standout, friendly and helpful, even knowing a few words in Polish. However, finding the reception at night was a challenge, and dragging heavy luggage up the stairs from the back of the hotel was inconvenient.

The rooms are old and in need of renovation. While ours had a decent shower, some of our friends ended up in basement rooms that were dark, noisy, and smelled of dampness. On the bright side, rooms were cleaned daily, and the beds were comfortable.

The hotel's location is one of its best features, close to a beautiful, well-kept beach with plenty of loungers. However, there were no toilets or beach bar, which would have improved the experience. The little train that shuttles guests to the beach was a nice touch, and the nearby town offers some evening entertainment with restaurants and a promenade.

Amenities were lacking overall. The pool is small and crowded, and the restaurant experience was chaotic with loud guests and food that quickly ran out. Breakfasts were repetitive, coffee was undrinkable, and there were no hot drinks at dinner. While some meals were tasty, there were often undercooked potatoes or overcooked meats. Desserts were a highlight. Animations were only in Italian and mostly for children, making them less appealing to other guests. Afternoon snacks were limited to sweets, which wasn't ideal for anyone who missed breakfast.

The atmosphere was relaxed but noisy, with lots of screaming children. The hotel feels more like a 3-star rather than the 4-star advertised. I've stayed in lower-rated hotels in other countries that were much better.

Overall, if not for being with a group of friends, my rating would be lower. Cala della Torre lacks charm and the quality expected for its class. I wouldn't recommend it for those seeking a quiet and comfortable getaway, but it might work if you're traveling with a larger group and aren't looking for luxury. The beach definitely improves the overall impression, but beyond that, the hotel falls short.

A big hotel in a small village in Sardinia with a fancy 4 stars. There are 2 positive things in my opinion and that is the hotel's wonderful beach which can be reached by train and the second is the nice and quality food in the restaurant which looks like a canteen with a hell of a lot people walking around chaotically with plates and glasses in their hands. Otherwise the rooms are basic and outdated, in need of serious renovation. We had reserved a superior room, but we were in a regular triple room with a small balcony full of pigeons, terrible....Also so it is unacceptable to use plastic cups in the room and that too in a 4 star hotel. I would not visit this hotel again for sure!