When we arrived the woman checking us in (who appears to be the manager/a senior member of staff) did not seem interested in helping us or trying to communicate (as we don't speak Italian). She seemed to take an immediate dislike to us and mostly ignored us/visibly made other staff members deal with us during our stay, was basically very rude. This wasn't simply a language issue as although most people we met in Sardinia did not speak English, they were generally happy to try to help us and understand what we were asking through some combination of our few words of Italian/gesturing etc.
It was very difficult to find a member of staff outside of mealtimes, as everyone seemed to just disappear. The town itself is quite run-down, not much to do, a lot of abandoned buildings etc. Our room was very small, the double bed was actually two twin beds pushed together, the bathroom was laid out so that the (tiny) shower is basically on top of the toilet, and it also smelled terrible, which made our whole room smell. Room did have AC which worked well and was clean. The pool was clean and quite nice, meals were not too expensive, not amazing but fine.
