Best for
Pick up a trail map and walk the Pevero Health Trail from Romazzino through Mediterranean scrub between Pevero and Romazzino bays.
Best for
Pick up a trail map and walk the Pevero Health Trail from Romazzino through Mediterranean scrub between Pevero and Romazzino bays.
What makes it special
Michele Busiri Vici designed Romazzino in the 1960s, giving the bayside retreat whitewashed walls, flowing curves and arched windows.
Room to consider
Choose the Smeralda Suite for two marble bathrooms and a covered terrace with tables and panoramic views over the sea.
Insider tip
Choose the San Pantaleo outing for a walk among artisan shops beneath pink granite hills, followed by a tasting of Sardinian food and wines.
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Romazzino, A Belmond Hotel, Costa Smeralda follows the curve of a sandy bay outside Porto Cervo. Its white arches and planted terraces belong to the original architecture of this stretch of Sardinia, with the private beach just below the gardens. The main hotel has 94 rooms and suites; six independent villas with private pools sit within the grounds. A seawater pool, a freshwater pool, two restaurants and the spa make a day on site easy to fill, although the setting also invites trips along the coast.
Whitewashed walls and cream tones keep the focus on the garden. Large windows face the grounds, and the furnished balcony has a small table for two. Bougainvillea frames the outlook in some rooms. The room sits in the main building, with a choice of one king bed or two twins.
Inside, a sitting area and a small desk give you somewhere to read or write. The marble bathroom has a shower over the bathtub, with Acqua di Parma toiletries and heated towels. Some rooms open onto the gardens, so the walk outside can begin directly from the room without crossing the main building.
Whitewashed walls and cream tones keep the focus on the garden. Large windows face the grounds, and the furnished balcony has a small table for...
Large windows look onto Romazzino's gardens from this room in the main building. A furnished balcony or terrace brings the garden close, and some rooms open directly to the shared grounds. The room comes with a king bed or two twins. Inside, a sitting area and a small desk give you separate places to read and write.
The marble bathroom has two basins and a shower over the bath. Acqua di Parma products are provided. There is a coffee machine in the room, so you can make a cup and sit outside with the garden in view before heading out.
Large windows look onto Romazzino's gardens from this room in the main building. A furnished balcony or terrace brings the garden close, and some rooms...
The furnished terrace looks out to sea, with a wider panorama in some rooms. It has a dining table, a sofa and sun loungers, so you can sit outside for a meal or stretch out in the sun. Large windows bring the outlook into the room, where terracotta tiles and smooth stucco walls frame the seating area.
The room has either a king bed or two twins. There is a small desk and a coffee machine. The bathroom has double basins and a bathtub with a shower over it. You can take a coffee out to the terrace in the morning with the sea in view.
The furnished terrace looks out to sea, with a wider panorama in some rooms. It has a dining table, a sofa and sun loungers, so...
From the private terrace, sunbeds face the water across Romazzino Bay. The Mare room has a king bed and a sitting area where you can read indoors. Blue accents and hand-finished details carry through the room, with curved lines in the furniture. There is a small desk if you need space to write.
The marble bathroom has a walk-in rain shower and Acqua di Parma toiletries. Bottled water, a coffee machine and a personal bar are available. The terrace gives you another place to spend time when you come back to the room, with the sea still in view from your seat.
From the private terrace, sunbeds face the water across Romazzino Bay. The Mare room has a king bed and a sitting area where you can...
The Villeggiatura Garden View Room is a peaceful escape in the hotel’s Main Building. It reflects the charm of Sardinia with soft shapes and bright...
Large picture windows frame an outlook toward the Tyrrhenian Sea. The angle varies by room.
Cream tones carry through the interior, and there’s a sitting area with a private furnished balcony outside.
The marble bathroom has double basins and a shower over the bathtub.
There is a small writing desk in the room.
You can make coffee in the room or choose a drink from the personal bar.
Acqua di Parma toiletries and heated towels are available in the bathroom.
Large picture windows frame an outlook toward the Tyrrhenian Sea. The angle varies by room. Cream tones carry through the interior, and there’s a sitting...
Terracotta underfoot and handmade details give the room a sense of its Sardinian setting. A large window brings daylight into the sitting area, where armchairs give you somewhere to settle indoors. The furnished balcony looks toward the sea. The room is in the main building and comes with a king bed or two twins.
A small writing desk sits within the room, and there is a stocked personal bar for drinks. The marble bathroom has two basins, with a shower fitted over the bathtub. You can take your drink out to the balcony. Some rooms also have access to the shared gardens from the balcony.
Terracotta underfoot and handmade details give the room a sense of its Sardinian setting. A large window brings daylight into the sitting area, where armchairs...
The Villeggiatura Sea View Room welcomes guests with a calm and elegant design. It sits in the main building and offers beautiful views of the...
A furnished terrace looks out over Romazzino Bay from the main building. Take your first coffee outside, or return from the beach and sit with the water still in view. The terrace gives you room to spend part of the day outdoors, with the suite close at hand when you want to come inside.
There is a sitting area indoors as well, so you have another place to read or talk before dinner. The suite can be set up with a king bed or two twins. If three guests are staying, an extra bed can be requested. The outlook is panoramic, across the bay and out to sea.
A furnished terrace looks out over Romazzino Bay from the main building. Take your first coffee outside, or return from the beach and sit with...
The Junior Suite sits peacefully in the resort's main building. It offers a relaxing space for up to three guests. A king or twin bed...
The Superior Sea View Room is a peaceful retreat with a broad sea view. It sits in the main building and offers comfort with its...
The Sea View Terrace Suite looks out over the Costa Smeralda from a private terrace furnished with sunbeds.
Sardinian handcraft appears in the décor. Inside, there is a lounge and a separate sitting area with a sofa.
The main marble bathroom has a bathtub, a walk-in shower and two basins.
A second bathroom has its own walk-in shower.
Some suites offer direct garden access.
There’s a small writing desk in the suite, as well as a coffee machine and personal bar.
The Sea View Terrace Suite looks out over the Costa Smeralda from a private terrace furnished with sunbeds. Sardinian handcraft appears in the décor. Inside,...
Tiled floors, curved archways and recessed walls give the Deluxe Suite its shape. It sits in the hotel’s main building.
Picture windows overlook the gardens, and a furnished private balcony gives you room to sit outside.
The sitting area is set apart from the sleeping area.
The bathroom arrangement varies. One layout has a shower over the bathtub, while another has a second bathroom with a walk-in shower.
A small writing desk is part of the suite.
There’s a coffee machine and a stocked personal bar.
Tiled floors, curved archways and recessed walls give the Deluxe Suite its shape. It sits in the hotel’s main building. Picture windows overlook the gardens,...
Curved archways connect the lounge, dining room and bedroom in the Romazzino Suite. Whitewashed walls frame the tall picture windows.
The furnished terrace has a 180-degree outlook across Romazzino Bay, its gardens and the islands offshore. The bedroom has a sea-facing balcony of its own.
The dining room seats six and is furnished with handcrafted wooden pieces.
There are two marble bathrooms. One has a bathtub and a separate walk-in shower, while the other has a walk-in shower.
A large desk is available for writing or working in the suite.
The suite also has a coffee machine and a curated in-suite bar.
Curved archways connect the lounge, dining room and bedroom in the Romazzino Suite. Whitewashed walls frame the tall picture windows. The furnished terrace has a...
The Dolce Vita Junior Suite mixes classic charm with modern comfort. It's a bright, inviting space filled with natural light. It sits within the main...
Picture windows set into whitewashed walls bring views of Romazzino Bay into the Smeralda Suite.
Outside, a broad covered terrace looks across the bay to the islands. It has sunbeds, a sofa and tables.
An arched wall divides the bedroom, living and dining areas. The dining table seats six.
The bedroom is furnished with a king poster bed.
Both marble bathrooms have a bathtub and a separate walk-in shower, with double basins and heated towels.
A large desk looks towards the sea.
Picture windows set into whitewashed walls bring views of Romazzino Bay into the Smeralda Suite. Outside, a broad covered terrace looks across the bay to...
Villa Maddalena has five bedrooms arranged across two levels. A curved staircase links the floors, and large picture windows look toward the sea and gardens.
Full-height doors open the lounge to the outside. The dining table seats ten, and there’s a fireplace in the living area.
The garden has a private swimming pool with a sea view. The villa also has an outdoor spa bath.
There are three furnished terraces, with covered outdoor space off the bedrooms.
Three marble bathrooms have a soaking tub and a separate walk-in shower. The other two have showers over the bath.
Local crafts sit against curved stucco walls, a detail carried through the living spaces.
Villa Maddalena has five bedrooms arranged across two levels. A curved staircase links the floors, and large picture windows look toward the sea and gardens....
The three-bedroom pool villas stand by the seafront, set apart from neighbouring villas. Depending on the villa, the outlook takes in the sea, the gardens or both.
A curved staircase links the two levels. Large picture windows and folding glass doors bring the setting into the living area.
There’s a lounge, a decorative fireplace and a dining table that seats six to eight.
Furnished terraces give you space to sit outside, with a private swimming pool in the grounds.
The bedrooms have their own outdoor space, with a terrace, patio or balcony depending on the villa.
The villa has its own coffee machine and a curated bar.
The three-bedroom pool villas stand by the seafront, set apart from neighbouring villas. Depending on the villa, the outlook takes in the sea, the gardens...
Dolce Vita Junior Suite Connecting rooms: New Villeggiatura Sea View Room. These elegant suites feature a stunning balcony with scents of the Mediterranean and sea...
Architect Michele Busiri Vici gave Romazzino its flowing lines, whitewashed walls and arched windows. Inaugurated in 1965, the hotel still feels closely tied to the early story of Costa Smeralda. Rather than presenting a single imposing facade, its buildings turn toward gardens, terraces and the water. Bougainvillea and other planting soften the paths between the accommodation and shared spaces. The effect is especially clear on the walk down to the beach, where the architecture gradually gives way to the bay.
Romazzino Bay lies away from the centre of Porto Cervo, whose marina and shops are about a 15-minute drive from the hotel. That separation matters: evenings can remain quiet here without placing the restaurants and social life of Porto Cervo out of reach. A rental car or arranged driver makes the coves and villages along this coast easier to explore. Olbia Costa Smeralda Airport is the natural arrival point; guests should allow for coastal driving conditions when arranging a transfer.
The 94 rooms and suites offer a choice between garden and sea views. Rooms generally run from 22 to 30 square metres, while junior suites add more space for sitting. Rooms keep the palette light, with crafted furnishings and details that refer to the island rather than a generic resort interior. A balcony or terrace makes a difference here: it gives the changing light and garden or sea view a place in the daily routine.
For a couple planning to spend most of the day outdoors, a sea-view room may be enough. A junior suite is worth considering when a sitting area matters, particularly for a longer stay or a third guest. Belmond's two signature suites are more substantial. The Romazzino Suite has a separate dining room and an expansive terrace above the bay; the Smeralda Suite adds separate living and dining rooms and a wide sea-facing terrace. Both retain the hotel's curved architecture, so their scale does not come at the expense of its character.
Families or friends who want to stay together can choose from six two-storey pool villas. Five have three bedrooms; La Maddalena has five. Each has a private swimming pool, indoor communal space and room to dine outside. The three-bedroom villas average about 205 square metres, while La Maddalena is listed at 243 square metres. Bedroom and guest limits vary by villa and extra-bed arrangement, so the precise plan deserves checking before a group books rather than assuming every villa sleeps the same number.
The villas offer more independence than a cluster of hotel rooms, without isolating guests from Romazzino's restaurants, beach and sports facilities. Separate bedrooms give different generations room to keep their own hours. The private pool is particularly useful for families who do not want every swim to depend on a trip to the shared pools. For a smaller party, one of the signature suites may be a better fit; the villas earn their space when several people will use their living and outdoor areas together.
Romazzino's private sandy beach sits directly below the hotel, with views toward the La Maddalena archipelago. Deck chairs and sunshades make it a place to settle for the day, not merely a point of access to the sea. The sheltered curve of the bay gives the property a different feel from the busier marina scene nearby. Guests who prefer a pool have two options: one filled with seawater and the other with fresh water. Belmond places the saltwater pool near the beach, while the second pool has a more family-oriented atmosphere.
The choice between beach and pool changes with the weather and with the company. A morning swim in the bay might lead to lunch beside the sand; a family may find the freshwater pool easier between other activities. Neither requires a long journey across the property. The gardens, beach bar and pool bar keep the outdoor spaces connected while preserving distinct places to sit, swim and eat.
Restaurant La Terrasse is Romazzino's panoramic dining room, serving breakfast and a more considered dinner grounded in Sardinian and Italian cooking. At beach level, Éntu e Mari is a relaxed grill for a slower lunch by the water. These are different meals in different settings, rather than interchangeable resort outlets. La Terrasse suits an evening built around the view and a full dinner; the beach grill lets the day by the sea continue without changing its pace.
Three bars spread across the hotel: The Ginepro Bar, the Pool Bar and the Beach Bar. Ginepro gives the evening a social centre, while the other two belong to days outdoors. The settings follow the rhythm of a day by the sea. Guests can move from a casual beach lunch to dinner on the terrace without leaving the property, or head into Porto Cervo when they want a different scene.
The spa has four treatment rooms, a couples' room, sauna, steam room and relaxation lounge. Treatments include massage, facials and body care, with the surrounding Sardinian landscape informing the approach. A Pilates and yoga studio has specialist equipment, including Reformers. The open-air gym offers a more straightforward workout with sea views. These spaces give the hotel a useful range between structured exercise and a quieter afternoon after the beach.
Tennis and padel courts add another way to spend time outside, and the children's club provides supervised activities for ages three to 12, indoors and out. That makes Romazzino practical for a family holiday without requiring everyone to follow the same schedule. Beach time, sport and the villa option can accommodate several generations, while couples still have quieter corners of the grounds and the more secluded rhythms of the spa.
Porto Cervo is close enough for dinner, shopping or a look around the marina, but the wider coast rewards a slower plan. Boat trips can reach the La Maddalena islands and their coves; inland drives lead toward Gallura and the archaeological sites around Arzachena. Belmond also points to cycling routes and outdoor experiences in the region. These outings need planning, particularly in a season when demand for boats and drivers is high, yet they give context to the landscape seen from Romazzino's terraces.
Romazzino is strongest for travelers who want a classic Costa Smeralda beach address with substantial family accommodation and a real sense of design history. The private bay, mature gardens and Busiri Vici architecture distinguish it more clearly than a list of amenities alone. Choose a room for an easy hotel stay, a signature suite for greater space and sea views, or a villa when a group will genuinely use its pool and shared rooms. Porto Cervo remains available, while the hotel itself stays oriented toward the water.
La Terrasse serves a modern take on Sardinian cooking built around seasonal island produce, with dinner overlooking the waters of Romazzino Bay.
Sardinian rosemary scents the sauna and steam room at Rosemary Spa, bringing the fragrance of the island into a quiet hour indoors.
Romazzino’s pier opens onto the Maddalena Archipelago, where a boat outing can include a swim off Spargi and a picnic packed by the hotel.
Via Romazzino 4, 07021 Arzachena OT, Italy
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Please note: The hotel is closed for its winter break.
Choose Belmond Hotel Romazzino if you want a seasonal Costa Smeralda beach hotel near Porto Cervo, with Belmond service, rooms, suites and villas, direct beach access, two pools, Sardinian summer style, and easy access to Olbia Airport.
Choose Romazzino if you want a beachfront resort, gardens, pools, villa options, and a quieter Costa Smeralda base. Stay in Porto Cervo if walking directly to marina shops, nightlife, and restaurants is more important than beach access from the hotel.
Yes. The hotel is well placed for Porto Cervo, Pevero beaches, coastal drives, boat days, and northern Sardinia's summer restaurant scene. A car or driver is useful because the setting is secluded and many Costa Smeralda destinations are spread along the coast.
Romazzino has two outdoor swimming pools in addition to its beachfront setting. Some villas also have pools, so guests who want more private outdoor space should compare villa layouts carefully before choosing a category.
Yes. Romazzino has a wellness and spa concept with treatments, fitness facilities, sports options, and outdoor-focused resort wellbeing. It is best understood as a beach-and-wellness resort rather than a medical spa destination.
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