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An excellent place to stay. There are a lot of restaurants and bar/cafeterias, everything in good price and the view is excellent. There are a lot of places to walk and have fotos by the see. The beach is sandy and the sea is perfect, especially for families. It is not crowded and very clean. Also, it is in a good position, in order to have some trips to other beaches/destinations. I, definitely recommend it, and for sure i will go again.

It was very easy to tell, even slightly before the main season, that Isola Rossa is a town made for tourists. Even though we are tourists who visit Sardinia, we like to be in towns where there is vibrant local culture, and unfortunately, we never got those feelings in Isola Rossa--everything is geared towards tourists and, while we understand that tourism is a vital part of the local economy, it felt like Isola Rossa lacked in spirit and culture, especially compared to many other Sardinian towns we've visited over the years. It's very easy to get around and find everything you might need there. The large public beach does have 2 designated umbrella/chair areas for local hotels, but besides those areas, the beach is open for public use and stretches quite far down. Our favorite area was actually far down away from the promenade, where the sandy beach transforms into a gorgeous pebble beach. There were plenty of restaurants and places to visit downtown along the beach and beside the marina, so it's a great location if you're the type of tourist who wants to eat and drink out a lot. We visited a lovely gelateria, La Rosa dei Venti, several times (it was one of the best parts of our week there--incredible family-run place). The main supermarket is at the beginning of town, so it's more convenient to drive there, but there's also a smaller ISA in town. We were sad to notice a lot of garbage around town (we were there for 7 days, so it wasn't that we happened to come the day before pick-up day or anything)--everything was left on the curb on each collection day and the wild boars (yes, wild boars in the town, picking garbage at night), seagulls, and stray cats had a field day with it all before the collectors came. Surely there's a more environmentally-friendly way the town could ensure that the animals cannot and do not pick the garbage, leaving it littered all over the sidewalks and streets. It was honestly disgusting and sad to see.

Absolutely AWFUL!!!! In the day when we arrived, we didn't receive the room which we paid for a Suite with Sea view about 30 sqare metersthen a very small studio situated in the top of the complex. Even thgough, the reception personnel tried to convinced us than we haven't right ad it isn't possible to chainge it. For the first three days no any cleaning services were proccessed in the room ( cleaning, changing the towels and bad sheets) even we claimed several times. Finally, in the fourth days, the hotel management acceoted to change our room and do the cleanup, but after a day we noticed that in this new room, the air conditionary didn't work at all and the temperature in the room was extraimly high. We claimed again to the hotel management, another vacation day was distroyed due we packed again the luggages and move them in the third room.

A good place to holiday with family. There is a good beach. It's possible to eat not expensive in a few restaurants. Generally, it's a place to rest in silence in June. I don't know how is in July and August.

Wonderful, quiet, perfect vacation location for those looking for beautiful surroundings, great beaches, truly relaxing. Not a lot of partiers, great hang-out spots to just grab a drink. Wonderful little night market with vendors. Restaurants are good & friendly. The locals are friendly. Some spectacular ice cream shops. It's almost perfectly in the middle of St. Teresa & Stintino. Each of those are easy day trips. Yet Isola Rossa is so much less crowded!

Great place - really worthy to visit this part of Sardegna - beach is really nice especially for kids - perfect for the games with sand and calm sea. Entrance to sea is really good for small kids. Local market and restaurants are full of fresh food and nice people. There is a few interesting places to visit around - beaches in Badesi and Costa Paradiso, stone monument Nughera majora near Tempio Pausania, light house in Capo testa, castle in Castelsardo and Castello di Casteldoria