The Wild Suite combines the traditional style found in our hotel rooms with the possibility of spending the night outdoor, on the terrace. The ample outside spaces of this Suite allow our guests to live intense emotions, in close contact with nature: you may opt for a scented, Sardinian herb bath, and will sleep under the stars… TV lcd 32”, a kettle, a Nespresso coffee maker, as well as a vast selection of teas and infusions, a minibar and towels, a luxury courtesy set, a safe, a good selection of magazines and radio stations and air conditioning. Coverture Service: rooms will be rearranged in the evening, too. Size 60 sqm.

For years it has been the creative refuge of Giovanna Palimodde, today it is the latest novelty in the hotel Su Gologone experience. The energy that lurks in the atelier and in the garden has pushed Giovanna to share her space with those guests-artists who like to create, paint, write, or compose poems in a corner of tranquility and absolute silence. Private garden with outdoor pool. The outdoor area features a bath for two and a stone terrace – an alfresco living room – shaded by colourful sunscreens. The veranda is furnished with table, chairs and a hammock. Guests can enjoy the suite’s private rose garden and views overlooking the surrounding countryside. 40” TV, CD player, iPad and free wifi. Additional amenities include a Nespresso coffee maker, as well as a vast selection of teas and infusions, a minibar and towels, a luxury courtesy set, a safe an ironing kit and a beach bag, containing sunscreen, towels and a straw hat. Size 48 sqm.

Two separate spaces make up this suite: the master bedroom, featuring a masonry bed, and the living room, entailing a fireplace (one) and a drawing room. The Country Suites enjoy a view on the Herb Garden and have sole use of an outside lounge, with a private tub and hammock, on a large terrace adjacent to the enchanting Orchard Garden. TV lcd 32”, a kettle, a Nespresso coffee maker, as well as a vast selection of teas and infusions, a minibar and towels, a luxury courtesy set, a safe, a good selection of magazines and radio stations and air conditioning. Coverture Service: rooms will be rearranged in the evening, too. Size from 40 to 45 sqm.

Bedroom with living room and terrace. Large terrace with views of the garden, the mountains or the valley. The accommodation includes 1 spacious room or 2 separate rooms and a whirlpool bath or a hydromassage shower and sauna feature. Some suites offer a fireplace in the living area. Our suites are all different and photos are indicative of the suite type Coverture Service: rooms will be rearranged in the evening, too. Amenities include air conditioning, minibar, telephone, safe, led tv, hairdryer, Nespresso, kettle, bathrobes and slippers. Size from 40 to 55 sqm.

Dedicated to great 20th-century Sardinian artists such as Federico Melis, Giuseppe Biasi and Edina Altara. The rooms feature traditional (often period) furnishings, authentic designer pieces, art books and precious embroidery created by the skilled hands of the women of Oliena. Some have a circular bathtub for 2 people in the small sitting area or on the terrace. Coverture Service: rooms will be rearranged in the evening, too. Amenities include air conditioning, minibar, telephone, safe, led tv, hairdryer, Nespresso, kettle, bathrobes and slippers. Our junior suites are all different and Photos are indicative of the room type Size from 25 to 30 sqm.

Two suites and two bedrooms, with built-in beds, white-resin floors and juniper-wood beams that run along the ceiling.

Embellished with Sardinian décor, conceived in the Su Gologone Art Workshops, with bright colours standing out against the typical white plaster. Some have either an iron or a wooden four-poster bed, as was commonplace in our villages. They consist of a room with a bed, a sofa bed and a large bathroom with shower. Most of them have a balcony or a terrace. Coverture Service: rooms will be rearranged in the evening, too. Amenities include air conditioning, minibar, telephone, safe, led tv, hairdryer, Nespresso, kettle, bathrobes and slippers. Our rooms are all different and Photos are indicative of the room type. Size from 20 to 25 sqm.

These are our smallest room but very comfortable. Decorated with a typical Sardinian style, conceived in the Su Gologone Art Workshops, they consist of a large bedroom and a spacious bathroom with shower. Some rooms have a balcony with garden view or on the courtyard. Amenities include air conditioning, minibar, telephone, safe, led tv, hairdryer, Nespresso, kettle, bathrobes and slipper. Our rooms are all different and Photos are indicative of the room type. Size from 18 to 20 sqm.

Designed by Giovanna Palimodde, it’s an enchanting place to sip an aperitif and try some Sardinian artichoke and wild antipasti, against the breathtaking backdrop of the Supramonte. Or come after dinner for a digestif. We have 15 grappas, most of which are Sardinian, and local liqueur made from herbs and berries. Once a week (usually Friday or Saturday), we’ll treat you to canti a tenores, the polyphonic Sardinian folk singing recognised by Unesco as an important aspect of the world’s cultural heritage.

If you are unwinding by the pool, you’ll only need to walk a few steps to enjoy a summer meal, savouring on an inviting buffet with snacks, several salads, cured meats, cheese and other local specialities. While you wait, you can engage with our unique wooden board games.

Francesco Ciusa’s art is the star attraction of a space epitomising culture and beauty. Spending time in this bar, you’ll acquire a better understanding of this Nuoro artist, who achieved great success at the Venice Biennale with the La Madre dell’Ucciso (The Mother of the Murdered) sculpture in 1907.

Sardinian cuisine expresses a simple approach to life, imbued in its cheeses, spit-roasted meats, pane carasau, handmade pasta, olive oil and distinctive wines. At Su Gologone, mealtimes are saturated with the fragrances and flavours of Barbagia. Our (low carbon-footprint) breakfast is a delectable offering of Oliena honey, conserves, cheeses and charcuterie, as well as our own breads and pastries. Lunch and dinner are laced with local character too. Savour maccarones de busa (handmade bucatini) and culurgiones (ravioli filled with local ricotta), porceddu allo spiedo (spit-roasted suckling piglet), and seadas al miele (honey fritters). Meals with us will be memories that linger!

The scent of meat slowly roasting over an open fire is bound to entice you in! Our à la carte menu features classic Barbagia dishes, and much of the produce comes directly from our own farm and vegetable garden. Next to the restaurant, the hotel shop sells Sardinian foods to take home as mementos, alongside local artisanal tableware and utensils.

Here you can watch how Sardinian women, dressed in typical Oliena fashion, have been making bread for centuries. They’ll prepare different local specialities such as pane carasau (a crisp, wafer-thin flatbread). When it’s ready, it’s for sharing among everyone. Glass displays illustrate the artistry of Sardinia’s breads: those made for special occasions, those dedicated to the saints, and even play breads that were baked for children.

The bricks used for the floor and the stone columns date from the 17th century; the wooden tables are adorned with typical Sardinian panniers; and the vibrantly coloured plates are enamelled iron. Between June and September, two evenings a week (or on request for parties), guests are invited to immerse themselves in Sardinia’s culinary traditions: the ancient rustic techniques used to bake bread and spit-roast meat.

An intimate, reserved space next to the Tablao Bar. You will find French and national bubbles, alongside ham, strawberries and local delicacies. Champagne is also its main colour, a worthy frame of large beds where you can lie down and enjoy the landscape, shaded sofas where you can relax during the day or contemplate the starry sky, under the imposing silhouette of Mount Corrasi.

This is where anything can happen, where every wish can come true. While you contemplate the sunset, or while having an exclusive romantic dinner, relaxing, having a yoga lesson. Make a wish, leave a message in a bottle… and cross your fingers.

The spectacular view of Mount Corrasi makes Su Gologone’s ‘terrace of dreams’ one of the most captivating parts of the hotel. It was here in 1966 that American director John Huston shot a number of scenes for his epic film The Bible: In the Beginning, starring Ava Gardner, Peter O’Toole and Franco Nero. One night a week (usually Friday or Saturday), between May and September, local amateur astronomers join our stargazing guests to study the stars and planets using telescopes and special video cameras. We begin around 10pm and continue for as long as visibility allows. A 3am finish is not unheard of!

25 metres long, the water in it comes exclusively from the Su Gologone spring, just 500 metres from the hotel. Although the wonderful Sardinian seaside is just a handful of kilometres away, the swimming pool (open from the end of April to October 15th) is an excellent alternative.

A large space where you can restore body and soul, with two massage rooms, beauty and relax treatments.

Just before dawn and at dusk, when Su Gologone slips into the blue hour, take a yoga class in the aromatic setting of the Herb Garden, or high on the Terrazzo dei Desideri, where land meets sky.

A roomy space, close to the swimming pool, fitted with state-of-the-art machinery and tools to enjoy physical activities.

Furnished with collections of baskets and ancient utensils of the area, it collects books dedicated to culture, art, history, geography, traditions and Sardinian cuisine.

Watch a movie or a sardinian documentary. An exclusive, exciting space, you’ll enjoy the starry sky as a backdrop for films and documentaries on Sardinia.