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"Hotel Piccada was lovely! Our check-in went smoothly and the staff was welcoming. Our room was well organized to fit three people and the location was excellent. There were restaurants and little street shops everywhere. There was also a supermarket nearby. We would recommend this hotel to anyone passing through Palau looking for a quieter area to stay. "

"Beautifully decorated hotel with excellent staff. Nice breakfast served well. Great location for all things to do in Palau. Would go there again!"

"Absolutely gorgeous hotel in beautiful surroundings. Free parking directly outside the hotel and was easy to find a space. Walkable down to the harbour (20mins) but they also put on a shuttle bus that we didn’t use as it is back uphill. Lovely views from the restaurant and pool area. Our room was directly onto the pool. Breakfast was fantastic. The rooms particularly the bathrooms could do with an update but they were very clean and had everything we needed and the outside of the hotel and facilities made up for this. Highly recommend "

"My daughter had ants in her bed, and when I asked about a refund they laughed in my face and then as I was walking away, I could hear them saying, “Where are these people from and world they live in, thinking they can get a refund for ants in their bed?” So then I walked back and we had a screaming argument so the entire campground could hear us. "

"Excellent vibes in this camping during day and night, suited not only for families but also couples and friends. The bungalows are lovely, surrounded by neighbors that makes the stay really enjoyable. Nice swimming pool and restaurant. The best part consists in the sport activities you can do within the camping: windsurf, diving, sailing, sup, kayak, and snorkeling trips to Maddalena arcipelago. Highly recommended! Unfortunately, the private beach is not great, but the strategic position in the North East of Sardinia allows an easy visit to the famous beaches of Porto Cervo and Porto Rotondo, together with Maddalena and Caprera."