Hyatt opens luxury beachfront resort in Sardinia

Hyatt Hotels Corporation, a leading global hospitality company, has announced the opening of 7Pines Resort Sardinia, a luxury beachfront resort overlooking the archipelago of La Maddalena as the first Hyatt-affiliated hotel in Sardinia.

Offering unparalleled tranquillity and laid-back luxury on one of Europe’s most distinctive coastlines, 7Pines Resort Sardinia represents the first hotel in Italy to join the Destination by Hyatt portfolio.

The 7Pines Resort Sardinia is situated directly on the sea, nestled in the meandering coastline of Baja Sardinia, surrounded by 15 hectares of unspoiled coastline and nature reserve, located near Costa Smeralda. The 76-room property is built within centuries-old rock formations with paths that weave through pristine gardens out to the resort’s five secluded and unspoiled beaches, near wild coves and brilliant blue coastline.

Guests can use the resort’s on-site yachting services to explore the emerald lagoons and heavenly beaches of the La Maddalena archipelago, which is a 20-minute boat ride away.

“We are excited to officially open 7Pines Resort Sardinia and invite guests to experience the laid-back luxury that 7Pines properties are known for,” said Jörg Lindner, founder and managing partner of 12.18. Investment Management. “With our extraordinary location, luscious surroundings, high-end gastronomy and outstanding design, 7Pines Resort Sardinia is poised to be the retreat of choice for the growing number of travellers and World of Hyatt members who expect unique, differentiated experiences alongside welcoming, luxury service.”

Channeling the Destination by Hyatt brand promise to authentically embody the spirit of each location, 7Pines Resort Sardinia is a true reflection of its locale. Piazza Martiri 7 from Cagliari authentically designed the 76 guestrooms with locally crafted features made from natural materials unique to Sardinia and include bespoke weavings, light fixtures and furniture created from the island’s juniper trees.

Like the architecture of the resort, the interior design reflects Sardinia’s nature and culture. Materials and colors are derived from the environment each of the domiciles is connected to. Warm colors of old juniper and granite are combined with light stone; the blue and turquoise of the Mediterranean Sea is picked up in the furnishings and tied into the bathrooms through ceramic tiles made by local producers.

The hotel’s main restaurant, Capogiro, offers seasonal dishes with the freshest produce that has been grown and caught locally. At Spazio, the poolside restaurant, guests find daytime refreshments and informal lunch options, while the Beach Bar delivers drinks directly to their cabana. The Terrace Bar promises incomparable sunset views – aperitif or exotic cocktail in hand.

7Pines Resort Sardinia provides an exhilarating setting for a wide range of events. With up to 342 sq m of event space, the resort’s facilities are perfect for a range of events such as weddings, cocktail receptions, or gala dinners. For more formal gatherings, the resort’s amenities are well-suited for executive events, with two connecting meeting rooms and a central space designed for socializing and connection between guests.

A roof terrace Mediterranean Garden is also available for informal open-air gatherings.

7Pines Resort Sardinia’s approach to wellbeing is influenced by the island’s calming scenery, focused on providing a holistic offering to stimulate and revitalize guests. Pure Seven Spa offers a range of rejuvenating nature-inspired treatments, encouraging guests to lose themselves in a calm haven complete with indoor and outdoor treatment areas.

The resort’s fitness facilities include a 24/7 fitness centre and two large outdoor pools, yoga and meditation sessions hosted on the beach among others.

7Pines Resort Sardinia marks the debut of the Destination by Hyatt brand in Italy and is the sixth Hyatt affiliated hotel in the country. It joins Park Hyatt Milan, as well as Hyatt Centric Milano Centrale, Hyatt Centric Murano Venice, Il Tornabuoni, which is part of The Unbound Collection by Hyatt portfolio, and The Tribune, which is a JdV by Hyatt hotel.