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Hotel Cervo: Luxury in the City Center

Hotel Cervo Hotel Review is part of the ANA, Take Me ‘Round the World Trip Report.


Getting There: Pay the 80 euros and have the hotel pick you up. It’s cheaper than taking a taxi (see Sardinia: The Isola of Expensive Taxis).


There are four Luxury Collection hotels in Sardinia. At 700 euros a night, Hotel Cervo is the most affordable of all them. If you don’t have the stomach to pay that, for 60k Bonvoy points, you too can stay in the city center.

a building with glass doors and a door open

City Center

Hotel Cervo is literally situated in the city center which is a small semicircle of restaurants and bars.

a brick courtyard with buildings and umbrellas
City Center

a building with a brick patio and plants

Porto Cervo

Visit the actual port to see yachts that are indescribable (see Porto Cervo, Sardinia: My Yacht Is Bigger).

a group of boats in a harbor

Checking In

As upscale as Porto Cervo is, there’s nothing presumptuous about the Hotel Cervo. At check in, I was told that I was double upgraded to one of only four rooms with a view of the marina and city center.

Room

An appropriate way to describe my room is “charming.” It looks like an apartment from the movies.

a door in a hallway

a bedroom with a bed and a window

a bedroom with a bed and a window

a bed in a room

a bed and couch in a room

a room with a bed and a tv

a white dresser with a lamp on it

a door open to a balcony

a table and chairs on a patio

View

And there it was, the city center and the marina. That’s as good a location as you’ll get if you want to boast that you are staying in Porto Cervo.

a rooftop of a building with a body of water in the background

a group of people sitting at tables outside of a restaurant
And by night

Bathroom

The pink tiles were a nice touch but I didn’t care for the bathtub shower.

a bathroom with a mirror and a sink

a light on the wall

a bathtub with a shower head and a shower head

Concierge

The concierge was fantastic. They recommended where to go out and helped me compose my Porto Cervo Travel Guide.

a large group of people on a beach
Phi Beach was a solid recommendation

Private Beach

Visitors to Sardinia quickly learn the best way to see Sardinia beaches is by having a boat. I did not have one. The hotel did and it whisked me away to its own private beach. It was a great place to spend a day after a long, long evening out.

a boat on the water
My boat
a group of people on a dock next to a boat
Their boat

a beach with umbrellas and chairs on the shore

a beach with a body of water and a hill
My home
a houses on a hill by the water
Their home

Hotel Bar

Just to be part of the action and appreciate how close I was to the city center, I had a glass of wine at the hotel bar. The price of the piña colada was ridiculous.

a building with tables and chairs outside
My room on the left above the bar

a menu with black text and white text

Overall

I couldn’t afford to pay cash for the second night and believe I came out ahead in terms of points value by only staying one night.


If you enjoyed the Hotel Cervo hotel Review, read the ANA, Take Me ‘Round the World Trip Report.

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4 COMMENTS

  1. “Charming” might be generous. I’d probably go with quaint. Still, if you’re staying at 700 Euro a night places, props, you’re moving up in the world. Since you’re now a pina colada connoisseur, how did it match up, being the cheapest item on the menu?

    • Charming is appropriate. Quaint means you only like modern and that there was something to be desired. Didn’t try the pina colada, who would pay 27 euros!

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