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Sarule Holiday Homes & Apartments (5)
Recent Reviews
Quiet hideaway, clean, cool interior and attentive host
We met the host, Mario, at his house and he gave us a choice of two houses available. The house we chose was tucked away in a residential area, which was quiet and clean, as was Fonni generally. It was not far to walk to a choice of shops, which was convenient. The roads are all very narrow so it was a bit intimidating driving through them until we got used to it. We had no problem parking the car outside the house. The rooms were large and airy; it is an old restored building so the walls are really thick and the windows small, so even on a really hot day the house remains cool inside. I can imagine it is the reverse in winter. The beds were comfortable, the shower was good, the kitchen was well equipped. A dryer to hang washing on would have been a useful addition. Mario popped by most days and responded quickly to texts, and was a genuinely nice bloke who took pride in his houses and was keen to ensure we enjoyed our stay.
Beautiful hilltop location, nice and clean house, very quiet, great for walking
This is a small but practical cottage, situated on a hilltop in some stunningly beautiful countryside. The location is quiet and relaxing and has a private and secluded feel.
The owners (who speak Italian and French) are friendly and we felt very welcome. They grow olives and grapes near the cottage and we got some home-made wine and olive oil as a welcome gift. They were kind enough to meet us in the nearest village and guide us to the location of the cottage.
The cottage is quite new, and it's clean and is well furnished. We had everything we needed including a full kitchen. (You need to bring your own drinking water.) It has a small garden and is surrounded by the owner's vineyards and olive groves.
We were there in spring and had an excellent stay: great temperature for walking and the countryside in bloom. The cottage is situated near two of the most famous walking destinations in Sardinia, the Tiscali stone-age village and the Gorropu canyon. You could reach both by foot from the cottage or drive for a few minutes to a convenient parking space near the river.
A minor warning: driving to the house is slightly rough. The last stretch (about 500 meters) is a steep dirt road, which can probably be a bit difficult for some vehicles or if it's raining. We didn't have any problems, though. The nearest location for grocery shopping is Dorgali, a 20-minute drive from the cottage.