Melia Poltu Quatu
Hotel
The Emerald the Coast, the Costa Smeralda, in the north-east of the stunningly beautiful Mediterranean island Sardinia easily lives up to the promising ring of the name!
Its countless scenic bays lined by white sand beaches are met by the sea that shines in all shades of dark green and turquoise blue. At the heart of the countryside’s striking beauty lies the small town Porto Cervo.
Porto Cervo is characterized by lush parks, elegant boutiques and trendy restaurants. It is not without reason read more » the international high society flocks to this charming hideaway that still lies off the beaten track.
The Hotel Melia Poltu Quatu complements this charming setting. It is the perfect choice for an unforgettable beach holiday with the entire family. Relish the superb setting and cosmopolitan flair!
Children are warmly welcome! The Hotel Melia Poltu Quatu is located right at the heart of the Costa Smeralda, however, at only thirty kilometres distance from the international airport Olbia.
Certainly a highlight of the elegant hotel facilities, the Melia Poltu sports a marina! Settle down to a delicious dinner at the à la carte restaurant and enjoy a mouthful with an eyeful of the bobbing boats below.
The snack bar also has a beautiful terrace with a view. And as day turns into night, start the evening with an aperitif at any of the three bars to raise your appetite.
After dinner, the Smaila’s is the perfect place for a stiff digestive with some live music. The Hotel Melia Poltu Quatu may also cater as a venue for your business events. The conference facilities are cut out to accommodate between eight and 250 participants.
Living
The Melia Poltu Quato’s tasteful Mediterranean design is also the dominant element in the 142 rooms and suites. The essence of Sardinia has been transformed into an appealing decoration. Of course, you
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enjoy a choice between different accommodation categories.
No matter whether you decide on a Standard, Superior, Deluxe Room or Suite – all of the units offer superb comforts par excellence. The eighteen Standard Rooms all look out onto the beautiful Poltu Quatu Mountains.
The typical, Sardinian decorations and clay tile flooring add Mediterranean charm. The finely appointed bathrooms offer marble washbasins as well as a bathtub and shower.
A television provides entertainment and the air-conditioning kicks up a refreshing breeze on a hot summer day. The mini bar holds small snacks and refreshments in store to enjoy at any given moment and the safe protects your valuables.
The Superior Rooms are slightly larger than the Standard Rooms and reward the eye with a view of the beautifully designed poolscape. The Deluxe Rooms look out over the marina and the cliffs. And the Junior Suites boast the added comfort of a small, separate living room.
The Classic Suite is considerably large, offering fifty square metres to spread out. The highlight is the furnished terrace – spectacular view included. The Executive Suite easily doubles the size of the Classic Suite and comfortably accommodates you and your loved ones.
Last but by no means least, there are the exquisite Royal Suite and the Presidential Suite. However, it is hard to describe such a fine ambience and lush creature comforts with mere words. Come and see for yourself!
Activities
One of the Hotel Melia Poltu Quatu’s principle attractions is the superb spa! Spoil yourself with one of the supremely relaxing treatments and regain your inner balance. The Melia’s spa, among other
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treatments, offers aroma therapies, mud packs and hot stone massages!
And then, of course, there is Sardinia Island with all its attractions: It is a pleasure for the hotel’s concierge service to provide advice and help you make reservations.
You may, for example, rent a jeep to explore even the most remote tracks. Porto Cervo’s closer surroundings may also be discovered with a bicycle. Visit the archaeological sites or go on an unrestrained shopping spree.
At only a few kilometres distance, a golf course allows you to improve your handicap. Alternatively, charter a boat and cruise in and out of the many hidden bays. Of course, you may also make good use of your stay and learn how to sail or dive!
Even the most experienced divers will delight over the crystal-clear water and abundant marine life. Drop a line, hook and sinker into the sea or pick up a racket for a match on the tennis courts.
Those that would like to take things higher up, may go on a scenic helicopter flight that allows you to appreciate Sardinia in all its glory from a bird’s perspective. You may even swerve off for a view of the neighbouring Corsica Island!
