Perdepera Resort

Property in the middle of nowhere . A car is definitely required

There was a beach volleyball camp happening at the hotel when we stayed there, so no quiet days or evenings at the beach, beach bar, fewer chairs, and loud music all day long that could be heard everywhere on the property. The beach was covered with about 20 volleyball courts. This apparently happens for several weeks each year. Cannot recommend because of the false advertising (the pictures show a beach dotted with sun umbrellas); the hotel did not notify us.

Staff have a take it or leave it attitude. Not interested in feedback or making guests feel appreciated. Sort of resort factory attitude. Place quite crowded. Doesn’t feel much like Italy. Big buffet but nothing much for veggies. Beach a bit scruffy.

This resort advertised 3 pools One was supposed to be warm with jacuzzi The two big pools were not heated Too cold for the guests to swim The warm pool was freezing as well This resort was a bad choice My vacation was ruined

Wonderful place for families entertainment for all ages. Food was good with different options every day. Staff were helpful, friendly and very welcoming.

Brilliant resort lots of activities and games played daily, animation team were energetic and inclusive in particular our favourites were the fabulous Diego, Veronica & Oscar. Daily evening shows which were good. Accommodation was tired but we stayed in the older version that had cooking facilities, the newer rooms looked less tired. Not a lot to do in the local area but plenty to keep you occupied in the resort. Free water sports tennis, beach volleyball, beach tennis, ping pong, bikes and lots more was fab.

Great food in all eating facilities. Staff we excellent. Only improvement would be to provide more nut free dessert options at dinner.

Well maintained gardens, pool areas very clean, no need to fight over sun beds, nice private beach, rooms were kept very tidy, We enjoyed the beach, the beautiful scenery around hotel. Some staff are a bit rude, food wasn't the best, breakfast had little options, we dint had a meal place and that was good as we tried dinner there once for 25 eur per person and it's was absolutely terrible, two pasta dishes to choose from, frozen fish and beef, nothing tasty. Do your own research and find some good restorants around we found the one called RISTROT was the best. 15 min driving.

Staff was rude and did not give full information regarding excursions, meals, transportation and hours of operation.

Property amazing !!! Beach , facilities , water sports amazing …. Rooms ok . Overall a great place

Honestly I can't fault anything in this resort, my family and I stayed 9 nights and can't wait to come back. the service and staff are simply excellent. They are courteous, professional, and pleasant. The cleaning of the whole site is impeccable, an army of cleaners make sure that all is in order, in very short time. The pools are lovely and well layed out, the site is stunning and the beach has perfect sand. Be sure to give Antonio a nudge for watersports, he's an absolute legend

Ok

Highly recommend this resort for families and couples alike. The surroundings are stunning and the water is crystal clear. Can’t wait to go back for a third time!

An amazing place for couples and families. Nice pools and beach. Staff were very friendly and helpful.

I loved the staff and that there were sports activities and the beach is beautiful

We came at the end of the season( October half term) Big mistake! Luckily we are a family of 6 having our first holiday together for 4 years so we could make our own entertainment and spend some uniterupted quality time together. Good job for uno cards!

The staff at the hotel are excellent - without exception! The hotel has good shared facilities; dining, bar, pool, tennis courts etc. The vast majority of rooms are not the image they show. They’re basic but functional and as long as you don’t expect too much, they’re fine. Bear in mind the vast majority of time you’ll be in Sardinia is spent outside the rooms are all you need. Only gripe is a small immersion heater in each room means probably 2 showers, then a wait for a half hour for the hot water to recharge. We were 2 adults and 2 kids so was a little tricky. But no big deal. If you’re going to Sardinia to be outdoors, stay in a place with fantastic local staff and enjoy the hotel’s facilities this is a great place. If you’re a room lounger and spend hours in your room I’d go elsewhere.

nice place, very friendly, you need a car to travel around!

Staff at bar made all the difference, very accommodating and friendly

I booked this hotel at the last minute and wished I had done a little bit more research. The hotel is filled almost entirely by Mark Warner for the British clientele and Going for the Italians. They specialise in sport orientated holidays. This location is geared towards sailing and windsurfing. Most of the rooms are small bungalows type accommodations. There is also two rooms just above the dining room, 311 and 312. I had the bad luck to be in one of them. The soundproofing is so bad you get awaken at 7 when breakfast starts and in the evening, the noise will keep you awake till the last diners have left. You can also clearly hear the people in the room next door, the walls are paper thin. Do not expect gourmet cuisine, it is a buffet with very little choice if you do not eat meat. Fortunately we booked with only breakfast included and only had dinner once on the day we arrived, at a charge of 30 euros. There are a few very nice and much better value restaurants within a 15 minutes drive. The resort is very isolated, if you do not have a car you are pretty much stuck there. The beach is not good for young children as the water gets deep within a couple of meters and large waves constantly crash on the shore. Swimming was forbidden for 2 days running because of the size of the waves.