This Sardinia Bed and Breakfast is near the town of Lunamatrona … an area inhabited by man since prehistoric times. Today it offers relaxing holidays in a beautiful part of the island.
Restructured using local materials and furnished according to the traditional Marmilla style, this bed and breakfast in Sardinia offers a service which marries quality and hospitality to the typical nature of the building ... all in line with the best rural traditions.
This is a holiday in tune with the environment and rhythms of the rural life indigenous of the Marmilla area. This bed and breakfast in Sardinia is in a typical local house ... the guests’ autonomy and freedom come first.
There is a large, welcoming lounge area, very light and with TV and internet access. The house has a very large garden and the bedrooms (one of which is suitable for disabled guests) have en-suite bathrooms, heating and air conditioning.
A double room with breakfast is EURO €60 a night, €35 if used as a single. Add dinner and a double is €90 (single €50).
This Sardinia bed and breakfast is open all year round, there is a garage and parking and your hosts speak English, German and Spanish. There is a babysitter on request; the accommodation is set up for disabled guests; there is air conditioning, TV in your room and internet on request. There are bicycle excursions with an SIMB mountain bike instructor and insurance cover.
There is a reading room for your use, the nearest swimming pool is 15km away and the thermal baths 8km. Animals are allowed.
Lunamatrona is 45km from Cagliari, 45km from Oristano (both easily reachable via the main SS131 road) and 40km from the beaches of the Costa Verde. It is 8km from the Su Nuraxi Nuraghic sites and 10km from the Giara Plateau.
[ local map | map of region ]Marmilla, just a few miles from Villanovaforru, has been inhabited by man since pre-Nuragic times (the Nuraghi being the prehistoric people of Sardinia). Marmilla has a rich historical and traditional heritage, enhanced by the charming scenery of its smooth, hilly landscape.
Sardinia has Roman, Byzantine and Spanish remains, but during the pre-Nuragic period, numerous villages and tombs were built all over the area. The oldest, the Domus de Janas at Di Scaba 'e arrubia di Siddi dates back to around 4000BC.
The sixteenth century Parish Church of San Giovanni Battista
stands majestically in the centre of the town. It was built in the late Gothic
style and later modified in Baroque style in the eighteenth and nineteenth
centuries. The town of Lunamatrona is worth a visit to see the interesting
architecture of the period manor houses, in particular the house of Serpi-San
Cruz. Here, visitors can admire ancient instruments and furnishings which
reveal traditions of country life in Sardinia, as well as ancient weapons,
wrought iron beds from the nineteenth century and silver clocks of great artistic
value.
Learn more about the history
and traditions of Sardinia.
Lunamatrona is the ideal holiday destination for those wishing to discover the delights of the Marmilla region. For more on this bed and breakfast in Sardinia, please click below.
