Valdiola Hotel

The hotel, built in 1981 by Simone and Anna Maria Azara according to the architectural genius of Mr. Busiri Vici from Rome, is one of the first buildings in the area which created what is now known as the Costa Smeralda (Emerald Coast). The large private car park welcomes hotel guests free of charge. Renovated in 2009, the air-conditioned beach hotel offers 32 guest rooms as well as a lobby with 24-hour reception and check-out services, a TV lounge, café and breakfast room. Guests may also take advantage of the WLAN Internet access, room and laundry services, and a bicycle hire service.
The family-friendly beach hotel, set in a very quiet and concealed location surrounded by nature, has a breathtaking view of the bay stretching from Cala di Volpe to Liscia Ruja. The hotel is just a few steps from one of the best known and most beautiful beaches, and offers its guests complete privacy for a really relaxing holiday. Guests will find restaurants in the immediate vicinity, bars, shops and the bus station around 1 km away and nightlife approximately 2 km away. Olbia and its train station are roughly 25 km from the beach hotel, while Porto Cervi is approximately 4. 5 km away and Porto Rotondo is around 20 km away. Nearby airports include Costa Smeralda (25 km away), Alghero-Fertilia (180 km away) and Cagliari-Elmas (350 km away).
The hotel collaborates with the Pevero Golf Club with an 18-hole course, which is one of the best in Europe. The hotel has a swimming pool with poolside snack bar and sun terrace with sun loungers and parasols. Water sport enthusiasts can enjoy waterskiing, diving, surfing, motor boating, sailing, canoeing and pedal boating. Tennis, horse riding and biking are also offered. Sun loungers and parasols can be hired for a fee on the nearby sandy beach.
A breakfast buffet is served each morning.
From Costa Smeralda airport and the port of Olbia, drive along the SS125 towards Arzachena-Costa Smeralda. After about 8 km, turn right onto the SP73 towards Porto Rotondo-Porto Cervo. Continue along the SP94 and turn onto the SP59 in the direction of Porto Cervo.