The Best Hotels in Arzachena
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The best hotels in Arzachena, according to the experts: the Forbes Travel Guide has weighed in, and their honors are what rank this list. 7Pines Resort Sardinia comes out on top.
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Thirty-seven acres of botanical gardens spill down toward the Costa Smeralda, which tells you most of what you need to know about the scale of ambition here. This Forbes Four Star resort in Baja Sardinia has the bones of an Italian villa, sand-toned stone and traditional textiles keeping it grounded, while the live DJs and late-night cocktails are imported directly from the Ibiza playbook. Porto Cervo is close, but the property is secluded enough that you'll barely notice.
The awards
- Forbes Travel Guide Forbes Travel Guide: Forbes Four Star
- Forbes Travel Guide Forbes Four Star
Why #1, not #2
Both places show 78. This one's exact Score is 78.3 and the next is 78.1, so it ranks first. We round what you see, but we rank on the exact number.
- #1 7Pines Resort Sardinia (this place) 78.3
- #2 Hotel Pitrizza, Costa Smeralda 78.1
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A saltwater pool carved from granite sits at the edge of the sea, which tells you everything about the philosophy here. Hotel Pitrizza is a small, secluded luxury resort on Sardinia's Costa Smeralda, where the buildings are so thoroughly folded into the hillside that rooftop gardens disappear into the landscape. Rustic Sardinian stonework and handcrafted furnishings do the heavy lifting inside; outside, a private beach handles the rest.
The awards
- Forbes Travel Guide Forbes Travel Guide: Forbes Four Star
- Forbes Travel Guide Forbes Four Star
Why #2, not #1
Both places show 78. This one's exact Score is 78.1 and the one above is 78.3, so it ranks second. We round what you see, but we rank on the exact number.
- #1 7Pines Resort Sardinia 78.3
- #2 Hotel Pitrizza, Costa Smeralda (this place) 78.1
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The low-slung terracotta rooflines and weathered wooden beams were designed to look like a Sardinian fishing village, which is an ambitious premise for one of the Costa Smeralda's grandest luxury resorts. It works, somehow. Private coves, a waterfront pool, and suites with hand-painted furniture and sea views keep things from feeling too theme-park about it. Watersports and yacht excursions are on hand for guests who find lying still professionally difficult.
The awards
- Forbes Travel Guide Forbes Travel Guide: Forbes Recommended
- Forbes Travel Guide Forbes Recommended