Double bedroom
A wrought-iron double bed, antique furniture and a window onto the countryside.
Stay
Sa Domo
de s'Olia
Our farm stay in Ozieri, in the heart of Logudoro.
Description
Perhaps it is the rays of the setting sun fading behind Monte Santo, or the milky-white starry sky in the dark of night.
Staying at Sa Domo de s'Olia, you are welcomed by the silence of nature, and once you have lived it you will want to come back.
Amenities
- 1 double bedroom
- 1 twin bedroom
- Sleeps 6
- 4 free parking spaces
- 1 swimming pool
- Breakfast included
Guest ratings
- Cleanliness10
- Comfort10
- Staff10
- Value for money10
- Facilities9.9
- Location9.5
Scores on Booking.com, from 8 reviews.
The rooms
Twin bedroom
Two single beds with carved wooden headboards, ideal for friends or children.
Gallery
A superb experience at Sabrina's. We loved absolutely everything: the setting, the peace and quiet, the pool, the excellent breakfast (and the freedom to help ourselves), and the kindness and availability of Sabrina, our host. It was even better than we imagined.
The hosts are very friendly. For me it was a big plus that German and English are spoken. The location of the house is impressive, and so is the good breakfast.
An idyllic place to switch off from everything, with great views. A very pleasant host, extremely attentive, with countless thoughtful details.
The welcome and the conversations with the hosts. The local products, some made by the owners themselves, left for us. Having a whole house to ourselves. The peace and quiet of the place.
Extremely courteous owners.
Experiences
Unique experiences
in Sardinia
Holiday at last. Time to unwind, or to try something new? Whatever you prefer, we will help you find what you need.
Fresh pasta
Several kinds of fresh pasta from the local tradition, along with some classics of Italian cooking. Choose which one to make with us.
Donnigheddu, Hidden Treasures
An enchanting journey through the most unspoilt woods, where time seems to have stood still.
Shepherd's life
A visit to the farm to see up close the daily life of a shepherd and everything involved in raising sheep.
