Hostel Marina

Hostel Marina is an amazing hostel in Cagliari.
Our Hostel is an ancient building located in the very heart of the old city center surrounded by churches, museums, middle age towers. Stay here is a trip into the very heart of the history of beautiful Sardinia considering that the Hostel was the first hospital of the city, built in the XVI century, and now completely renewed and adapted to the modern requirements keeping at the same time its historical value. It's the first hostel in Cagliari and it's officially affiliated with the Hostelling International network. We welcome guests of every age and from all over the world.
Hostel Marina in Cagliari offers clean rooms all with private bathrooms.
Next to the hostel there are numerous old inns, family restaurants where the aroma of traditional food mingles with the scent of the sea. All public transports stations to the most beautiful beaches
of South Sardinia are five minutes walking and this makes the wonderful Sardinias sea really close at hand. Therefore Hostel Marina is ideally located also for every possible excursion to the hinterland to discover the ruins of the Nuragic civilization or along the Golfo degli Angeli and the ponds surrounding the town, oasis of flamingoes.
Facilities: Private bathroom and shower, reception 24H,Wi FI, children welcome, groups welcome, lift, easy access for handicap persons, Visa and mastercard accepted, bed linen and included, meeting halls, TV Lounge, garden bar open from 7:00 to midnight. No curfew: feel free to have fun around and be late.
And suddenly there is Cagliari: a naked town rising steep, steep, golden looking, piled naked to the sky from the plain at the head of a formless hollow bay. It is strange and rather wonderful, not a bit like Italy. The city piles up lofty and almost miniature, and makes me think of Jerusalem: without trees, without cover, rising rather bare and proud, remote as if back in history, like a town in a monkish, illuminated missal.
One wonders how it ever got there. And it seems like Spain or Malta: not Italy. It is a steep and lonely city, as in some old illumination. Yet withal rather jewel-like: like a sudden rose-cut amber jewel naked at the depth of the vast indenture.
D.H. LAWRENCE wrote the beginning of the Cagliari Chapter in the Novel Sea and Sardinia


check in: 4 p.m.
check out: 10 a.m.

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