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W Sardinia – Poltu Quatu set out to blend Sardinia’s heritage and coastal beauty with the hotel brand’s contemporary design. Lauren Hurrell explores how partnerships with Grandimpianti and Castello SGR brought that vision to life


ardinia, the Italian island in the Mediterranean, is known for its Bronze Age ruins, mountains and crystal-clear waters. Poltu Quatu means “hidden port” in Sardinian, and W Sardinia – Poltu Quatu reflects the island’s vibrant culture through a design that blends heritage with modern


sophistication, incorporating local materials and handcrafted elements inspired by ancient art and pottery. Perched beside a vibrant marina just minutes


from white-sand beaches, cliffs and turquoise waters, the hotel seeks to “capture the energy and contemporary spirit of the W brand in one of the most iconic corners of Sardinia,” says Andrea Scanu, food & beverage director at W Sardinia – Poltu Quatu. “The standout features are the location, nestled between the marina and the natural rock formations, and the overall atmosphere: vibrant, stylish, and connected to the island’s identity.” The venue features three F&B outlets


— TANIT, W Lounge and WET Deck — each with its own distinct atmosphere, offering a total of 150 restaurant seats and 65 poolside loungers. Collaboration with equipment experts


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