Cagliari was different from the rest of the island …

The Villanova district

It’s located in the quiet neighbourhood of Villanova, one of the four historic districts of Cagliari; it originated in the 13th century, when the peasants and the artisans came to settle in the capital for their activities.

The building, dating back to the beginning of the 20th century, has been completely renovated respecting the construction standards and materials of the time, making the house cosy and equipped with all the comforts necessary for a pleasant stay. It has two floors and two flights of stairs.

The original decorations inspired our logo. From the terrace, where you can relax having a hot bath in the Jacuzzi, you can enjoy the view of the city and a glimpse of the sea.

Walking in the surroundings is a pleasure… reading a book on the benches under the trees of the little square, San Domenico is even more relaxing…

Originally from the 13th century, the district of Villanova is divided into twelve rectangular blocks, which are spread over four streets, Via San Domenico, Via San Giacomo, Via Piccioni and Via San Giovanni.

It has a quiet and colourful neighbourhood, in an area where traffic is restricted. Located in the “Castello” district, 500 meters from the “Bastione di San Remy” and the National Archaeological Museum, located in the Castle district.
The district is just 5 km from the long Poetto beach, easily reachable by public transport.