I’m Simone, a proud local of this land. I created this guesthouse to offer you an authentic stay in the heart of Torralba, surrounded by history, tradition, and true Sardinian hospitality. Every detail is designed to make you feel at home, far from mass tourism. I’ll be happy to recommend local experiences to help you discover the true soul of Sardinia.

Welcome to the authentic heart of Sardinia In the charming historic center of Torralba, surrounded by ancient stones and the scents of the Mediterranean, our guesthouse in traditional Sardinian style offers a peaceful retreat where time seems to stand still. Nestled in the historic region of Meilogu and just minutes from the majestic Nuraghe Santu Antine, our accommodation is the perfect starting point to explore the island’s true soul. The rooms, tastefully decorated with local materials such as wood, wrought iron, and handcrafted textiles, reflect Sardinian culture in every detail. Each space is lovingly designed to provide a warm and authentic experience, balancing tradition with modern comforts like a minibar, air conditioning, private bathroom, and TV. Just steps away, you’ll find Romanesque churches, picturesque corners, traditional trattorias, and artisan workshops, where time retains its genuine flavor. Our guesthouse is the perfect choice for those seeking tranquility, culture, and authentic hospitality, far from mass tourism. Come discover the timeless charm of Torralba and enjoy a family-style welcome, where every guest feels at home.

Torralba is a peaceful village located in northwestern Sardinia, in the Meilogu region. It is best known for the Nuraghe Santu Antine, one of the most important Nuragic archaeological sites on the island. The historic center still preserves traditional architecture and offers a relaxed, authentic atmosphere. Nearby, you’ll find Romanesque churches, nature trails, and small museums. The village features family-run trattorias, cafés, and local shops. It's a great base for exploring the most genuine side of Sardinia, far from the crowds.