Grand Hotel in Porto Cervo****, Porto Cervo - Sardinia
Grand Hotel is a luxurious accommodation in the worldly seaside resort Porto Cervo, the heart of the renowned Costa Smeralda. This wonderful hotel in the emerald bay of Cala Granu offers numerous facilities.
About the accommodation
In a 2-hectares park near the beautiful Cala Granu bay in Porto Cervo you’ll find the Grand Hotel just 150 metres from the Cala Grunu beach, where both lounge chairs and parasols await you.
Rooms
The 115 hotel rooms are housed in several small buildings set around the main hotel area. The Grand Hotel has Classic and Superior Rooms as well as Suites and Junior Suites, most of which have a stunning sea view. All rooms have air-conditioning as well as a private terrace or garden with seating arrangements.
Facilities
In the beautiful garden room has been made for a swimming pool with hydro massage and a children’s pool, as well as for a bar. The Grand Hotel has 2 restaurants; “Le Terrazze” and “Orange”. The first is an a la carte restaurant that serves dinner on the porch overlooking the swimming pool. The second restaurant with sea view serves Mediterranean dishes.
Active travellers can play a game at the tennis court or work out in the fitness room equipped with modern fitness machines. The Finnish sauna with relax area will grant you ultimate relaxation.
Active travellers can play a game at the tennis court or work out in the fitness room equipped with modern fitness machines. The Finnish sauna with relax area will grant you ultimate relaxation.
A perfect stay for those...
The Grand Hotel in Porto Cervo is perfectly suited for travellers looking for both a relaxing holiday at the Costa Smeralda and interesting excursions in the vicinity.
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Pool: Yes
Wi-Fi: Yes
Beach: 150 m.
Village: 2 km.

























Grand Hotel in Porto Cervo
Porto Cervo
Porto Cervo is one of the best-known destinations on the Costa Smeralda, in north-east Sardinia. From the early 1960s, Prince Karim Aga Khan IV helped develop this stretch of coast into an internationally renowned holiday destination. Architects designed hotels, villas and little squares with soft colours and curved forms that echoed the granite rocks and Mediterranean vegetation. Despite its village-like appearance, much of Porto Cervo was carefully planned.
Exclusive boutiques, restaurants and café terraces cluster around the central Piazzetta. In summer, the resort attracts Italian and international celebrities, with large yachts in the harbours and luxury resorts dotted across the surrounding hills. You can also enjoy a simple stroll through the lanes and around the old harbour. Above the marina stands the white church of Stella Maris, designed by Michele Busiri Vici, with views across the boats and the bay.
There is plenty of choice for a day at the beach. Grande Pevero and Piccolo Pevero lie south of Porto Cervo, followed further along the coast by Liscia Ruja, the coves of Capriccioli and Spiaggia del Principe. Each has its own character, from broad sandy bays to smaller beaches framed by granite rocks. Explore our guide to the best beaches around the Costa Smeralda to find your favourite.
For a walk through the Mediterranean scrub, follow the Pevero Health Trail to Monte Zoppu, with viewpoints overlooking the coast. The climb calls for sturdy footwear and a reasonable level of fitness. Inland, the countryside around Arzachena reveals another side of the region, with old farmsteads, nuraghi and giants’ tombs scattered among Gallura’s granite hills.
Exclusive boutiques, restaurants and café terraces cluster around the central Piazzetta. In summer, the resort attracts Italian and international celebrities, with large yachts in the harbours and luxury resorts dotted across the surrounding hills. You can also enjoy a simple stroll through the lanes and around the old harbour. Above the marina stands the white church of Stella Maris, designed by Michele Busiri Vici, with views across the boats and the bay.
There is plenty of choice for a day at the beach. Grande Pevero and Piccolo Pevero lie south of Porto Cervo, followed further along the coast by Liscia Ruja, the coves of Capriccioli and Spiaggia del Principe. Each has its own character, from broad sandy bays to smaller beaches framed by granite rocks. Explore our guide to the best beaches around the Costa Smeralda to find your favourite.
For a walk through the Mediterranean scrub, follow the Pevero Health Trail to Monte Zoppu, with viewpoints overlooking the coast. The climb calls for sturdy footwear and a reasonable level of fitness. Inland, the countryside around Arzachena reveals another side of the region, with old farmsteads, nuraghi and giants’ tombs scattered among Gallura’s granite hills.

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