B&B Su Siccu 3*
Main amenities
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Wi-Fi
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Child-friendly
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Air conditioning
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No pets allowed
Location
The comfortable 3-star B&B Su Siccu Cagliari provides proximity to Church of San Giacomo, which is located only 1.7 km away.
This Cagliari bed & breakfast has a prime location about a 5-minute ride from the paleo-christian church "Basilica of San Saturnino", while shopping venues like Piazza Yenne are nearly a 10-minute ride away. The hotel is a few steps from Marina del Sole and 5 km from Elmas airport. Entertainment options in the area feature Portus Karalis Marina 2.1 km from the Su Siccu Cagliari. Well-connected to many sights, the accommodation is within a few blocks of della Pineta bus stop.
The comfortable rooms in this Cagliari hotel have a flat-screen TV with satellite channels along with air conditioning. Furnished with a writing desk, the rooms also have a minibar, coffee and tea making facilities. Guests will make use of hairdryers and a shower cap in the private bathrooms equipped with a bidet, a separate toilet, and a shower. The rooms also face the city.
Situated merely 8 minutes on foot from B&B Su Siccu, the restaurant Cafe Mediterraneo offers an Italian menu.
Review by hotel critic
In the heart of a vibrant city, Su Siccu offers an exceptional stay that beautifully balances comfort and convenience. The warm hospitality of Francesca sets the tone for a memorable experience, as she goes above and beyond to ensure guests feel at home, complete with delightful touches like cookies and fruit waiting for you. One of the standout features is the free parking available just across the street-an invaluable perk for those navigating Italy's bustling streets. Coupled with the modern conveniences of air conditioning and a flat-screen TV, the well-kept room provides a serene sanctuary to unwind after a day of exploring. Cleanliness is clearly a priority here, with a spacious shower that adds a touch of luxury to the overall experience. If value for money and an immersive stay in a chic setting are what you seek, Su Siccu should definitely be on your radar.
