Mangia's Santa Teresa Curio Collection By Hilton

🕊️ Peaceful, secluded coastal location
🛏️ Modern, thoughtfully designed rooms
🌅 Relaxed sea-view terrace for sunset aperitivo
🌊 Excellent Tyrrhenian sea views towards Corsica
🚗 Car hire typically included – perfect for exploring
📶 Free Wi-Fi throughout

Official rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Rooms: 194 | Blocks: 9 | Floors: 2 | Lifts: None
Board options: Bed and Breakfast, Half Board, Full Board

Child age guideline: up to 12 years (for child pricing; facilities are otherwise very adult‑leaning and tranquil).

Perched on the north coast of Sardinia near Santa Teresa Gallura, Mangia’s Santa Teresa Curio Collection By Hilton enjoys a wonderfully away‑from‑it‑all setting, while still being practical thanks to the included car hire. The seafront is roughly 150m away, so you can wander down for sea breezes and coastal walks, while the resort centre with its trattorias, gelaterias and harbour is about 3.5km by road.

Santa Teresa Gallura itself overlooks the Bonifacio Strait, with Corsica visible on clear days, and nearby beaches like Rena Bianca, Cala Spinosa and Rena di Ponente all within easy driving distance. It’s a superb choice if you’d like to combine relaxation, low‑key nightlife and scenic day trips around the island’s north.

Seafront: approx. 150m
Santa Teresa Gallura resort centre: approx. 3.5km
Nearest beaches (e.g. Rena Bianca / Capo Testa area): within short driving distance by included hire car
Seasonal public bus to resort centre: mid-June to mid-September (subject to change)

Approx. transfer time from airport: 1 hour 15 minutes from Olbia (OLB)

Santa Teresa Gallura, Sardinia, Italy

Dining at Mangia’s Santa Teresa Curio Collection By Hilton leans into refined Italian flavours and relaxed, contemporary spaces.

Mediterra Restaurant is the main hub, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner with a focus on Mediterranean and Italian dishes. Expect plentiful buffets at breakfast and considered set menus for other meals when booked on Half Board or Full Board. Highchairs are available and opening hours are seasonal.

Donna Floriana is an à la carte Italian restaurant open for dinner in season, perfect for a slower, more intimate meal with regional specialities and a thoughtful wine list.

For drinks, you’ll find a pool bar and lobby bar by the poolside, ideal for coffees, long drinks and evening cocktails overlooking the water. A separate Lime Pool Bar operates seasonally with a laid-back, beach-club vibe.

A smart-casual dress code may apply in the evenings and reservations or supplements can vary by board basis and season – the hotel team will confirm what’s available during your stay.

Days here naturally gravitate towards the water. The hotel features two outdoor freshwater pools, both framed by generous sunbathing areas with loungers and parasols. One pool is designated for adults, ideal if you’re chasing total calm.

Complimentary pool towels are provided, so you can travel lighter, and the terrace setting means you’ll often enjoy sweeping sea views as you swim or lounge.

While the property is not directly on a sandy beach, the seafront is around 150m away, and with car hire typically included it’s wonderfully easy to reach Santa Teresa’s stand-out beaches – from the postcard-perfect Rena Bianca in town to dramatic granite-backed coves around Capo Testa.

Stay as active or as laid-back as you wish. Facilities include an air-conditioned gym (seasonal opening, usually May–October) with cardio machines, a free weights area, stretching zone and fixed strength equipment.

There’s also a tennis court on site if you fancy a match with a view, and the hotel can arrange beauty treatments (local charges apply) for a touch of spa-style pampering.

Evenings often feature live music and DJ sets, with a more frequent programme in high summer and a gentler schedule in shoulder seasons – always in keeping with the resort’s relaxed, grown-up feel.

Practical extras run to a staffed reception with concierge-style support and baby essentials such as bottle warmers available for hire (local charge).

Superior Room
Sleeps: 2 adults
Contemporary rooms with a calming, neutral palette and quality finishes. Each offers a double or twin beds, bathroom with shower, air conditioning, flat-screen TV, Wi‑Fi, safe, ironing board and iron, hairdryer, fridge, kettle and coffee-making facilities. Daily cleaning and towel change keep everything feeling fresh.

Superior Room for Sole Use
Sleeps: 1 adult
All the comfort and amenities of the standard Superior Room, tailored for solo travellers who want extra space and hotel facilities to themselves.

Superior Room with Sea View
Sleeps: 2 adults
As per Superior Room, but with a coveted outlook towards the Tyrrhenian Sea. Ideal if you want to wake up to widescreen blue and enjoy golden-hour light from your window or balcony (configuration varies).

Deluxe Room
Sleeps: 2 adults
More spacious than Superior options, these upgraded rooms dial up the sense of comfort with extra space to relax. Not all Deluxe Rooms have a Juliet balcony, but all share the same smart, minimalist styling and full set of in-room amenities.

Deluxe Room with Sea View
Sleeps: 2 adults
Combines the increased space of a Deluxe Room with those sought-after sea views. A great choice for couples planning to savour slow mornings and in-room aperitivi.

Suite
Sleeps: 2–4 guests
Suites offer a separate living area alongside the bedroom, giving families or couples more room to spread out. Expect all standard amenities – Wi‑Fi, TV, safe, fridge, kettle, coffee facilities, shower bathroom and air‑con – plus additional seating and a more residential feel.

Suite with Sea View
Sleeps: 2–4 guests
The top pick for space and views. These suites add sweeping sea vistas to the generous layout, creating a private, apartment-style retreat that works beautifully for longer stays or special occasions.

*Images indicative; layouts/views may vary.

💪 Air-conditioned gym with cardio, weights and stretching area (seasonal)
🎾 Tennis court for relaxed games with a view
🎵 Live music and DJ evenings (programme varies by season)
🌊 Easy drives to beaches like Rena Bianca, Rena di Ponente and Capo Testa with your included hire car
🚶 Coastal walks along the rugged Santa Teresa coastline
🤿 Access to nearby boat trips and watersports via local providers (arranged independently)

🛎️ Reception and concierge-style assistance
💳 Cashless hotel – payments by debit or credit card only
🧴 Beauty treatments available (local charge)
👶 Restaurant highchairs and bottle warmers for hire (local charge)
🧺 Daily housekeeping and towel change in all rooms
♻️ Certified Sustainable Hotel credentials, supporting more responsible stays
🌐 Free Wi‑Fi throughout hotel and in rooms

Local area & essentials
Santa Teresa Gallura is a charming, small coastal town on Sardinia’s north tip, overlooking the Bonifacio Strait. Expect turquoise water, rugged granite headlands and a relaxed, village-like centre with cafés, bars and restaurants.

Language: Italian
Currency: Euro (€)
Time difference: GMT +1 (daylight savings observed)
Average flight time from UK: around 3 hours to Olbia (OLB)

Approximate transfer time to hotel: about 1 hour 15 minutes by road. With car hire usually included, you can turn the journey into a scenic coastal drive and easily explore the region during your stay.

The hotel operates a cashless system, so plan to use cards for any on-site purchases. Facilities and entertainment are often seasonal and may vary depending on occupancy and weather; final details are confirmed locally.

For entry rules and health guidance see the UK FCDO Italy advice.

Mangia’s Santa Teresa Curio Collection By Hilton Prices & Book
Choose your dates in the search box for live availability and the latest offers on Mangia’s Santa Teresa Curio Collection By Hilton. Many packages include 22kg checked baggage, 10kg hand luggage, ATOL protection and car hire, giving you superb value and flexibility on Sardinia’s north coast. Book with low deposits. ATOL Protected.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Is Mangia’s Santa Teresa Curio Collection By Hilton in a busy area?
No – the hotel enjoys a peaceful, slightly secluded coastal setting near Santa Teresa Gallura. You’re around 3.5km from the main resort centre, so it feels calm and residential rather than built-up. With car hire typically included, getting to town, beaches and viewpoints is still very straightforward.

2. How close is Mangia’s Santa Teresa Curio Collection By Hilton to the sea and beaches?
The seafront is approximately 150m from the hotel, ideal for sea breezes and coastal walks. For sandy beaches, your included hire car makes it easy to reach local favourites such as Spiaggia Rena Bianca, Cala Spinosa, Rena di Ponente and the coves around Capo Testa within a short drive.

3. What board options can I book?
You can typically choose from Bed & Breakfast, Half Board or Full Board. Bed & Breakfast covers your morning buffet. Half Board usually includes buffet breakfast plus a set-menu dinner in one of the à la carte restaurants. Full Board generally adds a set-menu lunch as well. Restaurant choice and opening times are seasonal and can change depending on weather and occupancy, so final details are confirmed on arrival.

4. Is Mangia’s Santa Teresa Curio Collection By Hilton family-friendly?
Families are welcome and child pricing usually applies up to 12 years. Suites can sleep up to four, and the main restaurant offers highchairs. There’s no large-scale kids’ club here though – the ambience is more about relaxed, low-key comfort, making it ideal for well-travelled families who value space and scenery over organised children’s entertainment.

5. Does the hotel have Wi‑Fi and is it free?
Yes, free Wi‑Fi is available throughout Mangia’s Santa Teresa Curio Collection By Hilton, including in rooms and most public areas. It’s generally reliable enough for messaging, browsing and planning days out; streaming quality can vary with occupancy and location.

6. Are there many steps or accessibility considerations?
The hotel is spread across nine low-rise blocks with two floors and no lifts, and the surrounding area is gently sloping. This can mean multiple steps and walking between facilities, so it may not be ideal for guests with more significant mobility issues. If you have specific accessibility needs, speak with a Travelisto travel designer before booking to find the best room type and location for you.

7. What is the dress code in the restaurants?
Expect a smart‑casual dress code for dinner in the main restaurant and à la carte venues – think tailored shorts or trousers and collared shirts for men, and resort-wear dresses or smart separates for women. Swimwear and beachwear are not usually permitted inside restaurants during evening service.