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    15 of the Best Hotels in Sardinia for a Taste of La Dolce Vita

    By Emma ReynoldsAugust 1, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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    One hour’s drive from Cagliari, the capital of Sardinia, leads to an unspoiled stretch of wild coastline in the island’s southwestern corner. The centerpiece of this 29-mile expanse is Le Dune, a 28-room hotel, located on the pale-ochre sands of Piscinas beach. This desert-like area is strongly recognized for its mining tradition, and the hotel stands on the former warehouse of the Ingurtosu mine, one of the most significant in Europe during the 19th century.

    Designers Antonio Gardoni and Luca Platto were tasked with reimagining its interiors, achieving a sleek, contemporary aesthetic inspired by the area’s coastal surroundings and industrial past. In addition, interiors celebrate Sardinian craftsmanship, with works of artisans like Francesca Frau, known for her intricate wrought iron work, and Mariantonia Urru, who specializes in exquisite traditional tapestries. This thoughtful blend of old and new is evident in the American Bar and lounge, where original stone walls, floors, and a grand fireplace harmonize with bespoke oak and wicker furnishings, complemented by artisanal textiles. Similarly, the rooms and suites thoughtfully introduce local elements: cast iron beds and white linens, synchronize with light, sand-tinted Orosei marble floors— while the walls are characterized by a bas-relief, tone-on-tone pattern that pays tribute to traditional Sardinian designs. At Le Dune, there are two restaurants: casual dining at Il Ginepro, and a more gourmet proposal at Rosso Tramonto, where the walls are entirely painted by Sardinian artist Federico Carta. There is also a gym, a small spa, and an outdoor swimming pool.

    Address: via Bau, 1, località Piscinas, di, 09031 Ingurtosu SU, Italy

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