Overall 53 rooms, they are modern nests of comfort and well-being, air-conditioned and equipped with direct telephone, LED TV color, mini bar, hairdryer and free WI-FI. Children from 0 to 3 years old are free with cradle or sleeping with parents. The possible request of the cradle implies an extra charge of 10 euros and it must be made at the moment of reservation. For children from 3 years old, the price of the extra bed will be considered on the amount of the booked room.

The restaurant “C’era una volta…” at the New Petit Hotel offers a refined and original cuisine that draws from the tradition of Gallura based on the use of natural products. The selection of the raw material used is made with great care and in harmony with nature. Menus are adjusted to the changing seasons in the course of the year offering different recipes. Having lunch or dinner at “C’era una volta…” restaurant is an experience that involves all senses: the unusual combination of flavors, the attention and care in preparing and presenting dishes, the originality in describing courses, everything contributes to get involved our guests and make them appreciate our cuisine. For business lunches, gala dinners, ceremonies and receptions, as well as for à la carte proposals, there is the possibility to arrange the menu directly with the Chef.

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Tempio Pausania, a lovely city with about 15,000 inhabitants, is located in the heart of Gallura, the most notorious geographic area of Sardinia for its natural beauties, just 30 km from the beautiful beaches of Gallura. Tempio Pausania was built historically in the Middle Ages on previous nuragic and prenuragic villages that have left us important historic and prehistoric traces (nuraghi, giants’ tombs, dolmen). Furthermore, during the Middle Ages, Tempio Pausania was capital of the District of Gallura (one of the judge at the time, Nino of Gallura, is mentioned by Dante Alighieri in the Divina Commedia).

Tempio Pausania is situated at the foot of the beautiful range of Limbara Mountain. We are in the most interior part of Gallura where, even if a few km from the renowned beaches, patronize the lush cork oak forests (quercus suber) and the majestic granitic peaks that rise in order to characterize the all area as if they were monolithic laces or spontaneous gothic spires.

The Giants’ Tomb is the typical funerary monument of the Nuragic Civilization. The Giants’ Tomb of Pascaredda, that is 5 km from Tempio Pausania, is located in a site of great archeologic and landscape interest, because it is at the foot of Monti di Deu where there are different proofs of the Nuragic Age. The Tomb of Pascaredda is dated back to the XIV century b. C. and it is composed by a semicircular exedra made up of granitic slabs fixed on the ground, with a scalar dimension respect to the central stele lacking in its superior part. At the bottom of the stele, that has the typical relief plate frame on the vertical sides, there is the hatch, curved on the top, that represents the entrance to the afterlife.