Duca D’Aosta

Duca D’Aosta is a small, cozy B&B in central Olbia that suits travelers who want an easy, low-fuss base for town and day trips.

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Central, walkable setting: Staying at Duca D’Aosta puts you close to Olbia’s historic core, with the Church of San Simplicio nearby for an easy evening stroll. The Church of San Paolo Apostolo and the Archaeological Museum of Olbia are also within walking distance, making it simple to add sightseeing without planning a full day around it.

Comfort basics done right: Rooms are set up for practical comfort, with air conditioning and free WiFi for hot days and downtime between outings. Guests also get essentials like linens, towels, and a flat-screen TV.

Outdoor spaces to unwind: A garden and terrace give you a quieter spot to decompress after the beach or a late ferry/flight into Olbia. There’s also an internal bar for a quick drink without having to head back out.

Breakfast options: Mornings include an Italian-style breakfast, with a gluten-free option available for guests who need it. This is especially handy if you want to start early for the coast or excursions toward Tavolara.

Helpful for exploring: Car and bicycle rental support makes it easier to reach beaches and viewpoints beyond the center. An airport shuttle is available for added convenience.

Room-by-room variation: As with many small B&Bs, some rooms may feel more updated than others, so expectations should stay flexible.

Light breakfast style: Travelers used to large buffet spreads may find the breakfast simpler than a full-service hotel offering.

Pros	Cons
Central Olbia location near key sights	Some rooms may feel less modern
Air conditioning, WiFi, garden and terrace	Breakfast may be on the lighter side

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