History

For over twenty years the Grillotti family has lived in this little piece of paradise that is the Costa Corallina, in love with its peace, scents and sea. With passion and dedication the owners Carlo and Fulvia made this place their own, by slowly in time changing the first existing structure into the impressive and comfortable Hotel Ollastu, that owes its name to the big centenarian olive tree located opposite the main entrance.
This strong initial mark is today supplemented by the work of the new generation, who contributes to the management of the family-run Hotel. Always according to the philosophical line that pursues the excellence of service in every sector, they expand the offer of services through the development of new business project, like for example the reopening of the historic restaurant La Corona, located on the island of Tavolara. The daughter Tamara and the sons Edoardo and Matteo Grillotti personally take care of the various aspects related to the reception, restaurant and administration, also contributing in the areas of web and marketing.
The strength of the Ollastu lies exactly in its family heart, the people and relationships that connect it and make it a synonym of warmth and quality of service.

Origin of the name
It’s the big olive tree that can be admired in front of the main entrance to have inspired the name of the hotel. In the Sardinian gallurese, the term ollastu indicates exactly this plant that is typical of the Mediterranean maquis. It has been growing on this ground for centuries and for over 25 years now welcomes our customers.

A Hotel inside the Corallina Coast

Hotel Ollastu is a charming 4-star hotel located in the exclusive Costa Corallina area, in Olbia, along one of the most beautiful stretches of coastline in northeastern Sardinia, between Porto San Paolo and Porto Istana. The nearby bay of Costa Corallina is part of the renowned Tavolara and Molara Marine Protected Area, a paradise for nature lovers and sea enthusiasts.

Perched on a panoramic promontory overlooking the sea, the hotel boasts breathtaking views of Tavolara Island and offers easy access to some of the most beautiful beaches in Sardinia. Guests can reach the nearby beaches on foot via scenic coastal paths or convenient paved walkways, or take advantage of the hotel’s complimentary shuttle service.

Hotel Ollastu is just a few kilometers from Olbia city center and Olbia Costa Smeralda Airport, easily reachable in less than 15 minutes with our private transfer service—making it an ideal choice for both leisure and short stays in Sardinia.

The hotel features a central building hosting the main facilities, including reception, breakfast room, TV lounge, restaurant, and bar. The guest rooms are distributed throughout the property, nestled in lush Mediterranean gardens, ensuring privacy, tranquility, and a relaxing atmosphere.

Outdoor spaces are designed for comfort and relaxation. Guests can unwind in the garden surrounding the two main swimming pools, enjoy stunning sea views over Tavolara Island, and relax at the Pool Bar. The property also offers two different Jacuzzi areas: one located within the events garden along with sun terraces and multiple lounge areas dedicated to wellness and relax; the other one in a more secluded part of the property surrouned by a lush vegetation and tranquillity.

Services

Tra le varie proposte dell’Hotel per agevolare e rendere più confortevole il soggiorno dei propri Ospiti sono disponibili i seguenti servizi:

  • Transfer from and to Olbia airport; transfer from and to Olbia harbour book now
  • Equipped beach of the Hotel and sun bed hirebook now
  • Car rental book now
  • Booking of boat trips and/or boat rental book now
  • Laundry service book now
  • Babysitting service book now
  • Free transfers to Porto S. Paolo book now
  • Free shuttle service to the beach book now
  • General touristic information book now
  • Booking of touristic inland itineraries, tours and wine tastings in wine cellars, information on the main festivals, festivities and local marketsbook now

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