White Beach is what most people are looking for, going to Sardegna, so this one is perfect, with a Cafe and Snack Restaurant... umbrella and 2 beds included in the special hotel section... Every 30 minutes theres place for 7 passengers in the hotel shuttle bus - no train any more. Quite a long way still - 10 minutes to walk to the beach, as the bus doesn t stop at the cafe but further down the road... Back to the hotel, there is this wonderful pool, with wonderful chilling music... Yes, there is a bar, but noone speaks any English, neither Service to the pool or out to the tables ... would be nice, indeed! Food is nice - a huge salad bar, high quality cold meat and cold cuts... Dinner is a wonderfully decorated buffet, with a bottle of water on every table. Beer and juices from the machines, and very good food: 3 different pastas as a first dish, 3 different meat or fish dishes as a main course... desert is ice cream - everything else is usually finished after an hour, so be in time to get your share of cakes or those delicious cream baisers... For lunch I preferred staying at the beach, whereas all the others went back to the hotel for salad and siesta... I really liked Hotel della torre in Caletta - those very friendly ladies at the Reception were even talking in fluent German and English - but nobody else in this totally Italian Hotel - not even the big animation team could communicate in English... There was one couple from Switzerland and one from France - one big bus of an Austrian group - and one group from Poland - everybody else talking - children shouting - in Italian. - Sardegna is the holiday place for Italian families... they seemed to enjoy the hotel as much as I did...!

no English speaking in the Bar, at Animation team..

Very good location, train to the beach, good and clean rooms. We have booked two rooms fot the big family, 2nd room was very big with large terrace and view to the sea. Good dinner. In overall it was a very good stay.

Breakfast was quite poor, sometimes we were waiting fot 10-15 minutes to get a bacon or any other hot food. The hotel is mostly oriented on internal Italian tourists, only external animators from Poland were talking to us or inviting to participate in some activities, the others just skipped us. One of the women on receiption badly understood English and what we wanted to find out by replying just “Yes” on everything we’ve asked.

Very good food, special thanks to the chefs, we really liked it👍 The train to the beach is a separate cool attraction😁. The overall impression is good😊

Slightly neglected corridors with the smell of mold and

We LOVED our stay! The staff were amazing! So friendly and welcoming even though we couldn't speak much Italian. Our kids even started going to Kids Club and joined in with the activities and came back very very happy! We all also loved the evening entertainment :) The all-inclusive food was great. You could eat as much as you wanted and the loved the way the chefs used leftovers to make new dishes for the next day saving so much food waste! The kids had lots to choose from which made our days very easy. The non-inclusive drinks were reasonably priced (and the cocktails were delicious!) The beds were very comfortable though the pillows weren't great but we asked for more and this solved the problem immediately! The room was cleaned daily to a high standard and the house keeping staff were always smiling and friendly. The pool was amazing too, plenty of loungers for everyone. The "kids" pool was nice too, very small great for tiny ones, but our kids (4yrs & 6yrs) preferred the bigger one. The shuttle train to the Graniro beach was fun and easy and there were even loungers and umbrellas reserved for guests of the hotel there and the beach itself was beautiful. The town of La Caletta was beautiful and had everything you could want, shops to look around, plenty of restaurants (our favourite was Da Bastiano pizzeria and Cornetteria Paradise for bombolones!) bars, and even a small fun fair right outside the hotel with rides that the kids loved so much! I would happily live in La Caletta we loved it so much. You don't "need" a car but we had one to visit some other beaches. There was parking on site but it was busy at times though there was plenty of parking for free in the town.

Nothing!

We arrived lately in Olbia airport. We were thinking where to eat at this late night. We took all inclusive service. By the time when we checked into our hotel the dinner time was over. However we were surprised by seeing our dinner was ready in our room. That was a very nice welcoming. That is how all hotel guests should be taken care of. Thanks alot 😊.

Excellent hotel with incredible food. Congratulations for the chef and the cooks! The restaurant was a high standard one with really tasty food and menu as in renowned world class restaurants! The rooms were being cleaned daily. The hotel animators were making sure we have a great time.

Great food

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Location and beach, very good sun beds and umbrela

Broken shower, almost no water, toilet lid poorly installed Full board means soft inclusive, you have to pay for all drinks except at dinner, lunch and breakfast

Swimming Pool: The swimming pool at the Rate Cala Della Torre Resort is commendable. It was clean, well-maintained, and offered a refreshing break. Beach Access: The beach experience was enjoyable. Even though one has to use a shuttle service, with some planning around their schedule, the commute becomes effortless. Plus, walking to the beach is also an option, which we found manageable even with children. Parking: While we didn’t use this service personally, the resort’s parking facility seemed conveniently located, offering an added convenience for those traveling with vehicles. conveniently located at the city center close to lots of bars and restaurants.

Reception Experience: Upon arrival, the reception was less than welcoming. When inquiring about city taxes and requesting a receipt, the staff seemed overly frustrated and unprepared and I could feel them being angry at us for asking such thing while people were waiting in a line at the reception, even though we suggested that they could give us the receipt later. Eventually they asked we return later for it Meal Services Policy: The hotel's policy to start inclusive services with dinner on the day of arrival was unexpected and not in line with most all-inclusive resorts we’ve visited. This led us to seek meals outside the hotel on our first day. Dining Experience: The variety and quality of food could be improved. Most dishes lacked flavor and we were consistently disappointed with the food. Particularly at breakfast there were limited options for eggs (either hard boiled or scrambled) and no vegetables in the morning spread at all. WiFi and Mobile Connectivity: The room had no WiFi connectivity. It was only strong near the bar or reception. The rest of the hotel had no WiFi at all!. Additionally, our mobile signals struggled within the room as well, forcing us to the balcony to find a connection which if we were lucky we would find one bar. Room Location: Our room was unfortunately placed between the evening animations and the bar, resulting in a lot of noise and disturbances, especially during the evenings. This made resting, especially with children, a challenge.

I will not return to this hotel. Let's talk about good things... The room was very clean, and we had to pay a €78 resort fee at check-in, which included an umbrella and two sunbeds at the beach, about 1200 meters from the hotel. The service was always excellent, except for one person who seemed to be the manager – he was constantly in a bad mood. Even though it wasn’t easy, there was parking available inside the hotel (very limited), so it’s basically first come, first served. AC works very well...

There were several reasons why I wouldn't stay at this hotel (or in this area) again. I can't list them all, but here are the main ones. The hotel offers a beach service included in the resort fee, but the sunbeds are on the opposite side of the beach, about 1200 meters away, which makes no sense when there’s a beach just 200 meters from the hotel. The reason for that is pretty serious – around 200 meters from the hotel, there's an open sewage outlet spilling directly into the beach. While there was no bad smell inside the hotel, the surrounding streets had a strong, unbearable odor. My room was terrible. I could hear all the noise from outside, and the building is quite old. We had three issues: water leaking from the air conditioning (fixed on the second day), the minibar wasn't working (also fixed on the second day), and the phone in the room didn’t work at all – I had to go to the reception in person to report any issues. Also, there was no sign for the door, so the cleaners didn’t know when they could come in – no “Do Not Disturb” or “Please Clean” sign, which caused confusion. The restaurant had very limited hours – lunch only from 12:30 to 14:30, and dinner from 19:30 to 21:30 – which I found ridiculous. The food was weak, not tasty at all. It was extremely crowded, with people constantly cutting in line and being rude. The whole experience was awful. When the restaurant opened, about 80% of the guests rushed in at once. If you waited to go later, it was calmer, but the food was already cold and dry. In the end, we stopped using the full board and decided to eat outside.