Hot spring-hotels in Cagliari

I've been frequenting this hotel for years on business trips, mainly due to its fantastic location. The Poetto beach, with its clear sea waters and the striking Sella del Diavolo, offers a truly unique spectacle. The various 'Nautilus' buildings, despite their name, are essentially villas converted into a hotel through extensive renovations. The rooms, however, leave something to be desired. They are not very spacious, with minimal desk and chair space, making them less suitable for tasks like remote work or alternating between the room and the terrace (when available). The bathroom, while equipped, lacks shelves or spaces to place personal items. The wardrobes have limited hangers, and the air conditioning is awkwardly positioned to blow directly onto the bed. The bed itself is comfortable, but light filtration and subpar soundproofing of the doors are issues. Personally, I find the hotel perplexing. For extended stays or in particularly hot weather, I might consider other options, even in central Cagliari. The breakfast is just passable; the eggs, a crucial test for me, are not to my liking, although the croissants you can find at nearby bars like 'Otium' are good. The overall impression is that, thanks to its prime location with little competition, the hotel doesn't feel the need to develop a particularly attentive customer service (a common practice in places like the Romagna Riviera, which may lack beautiful seas but excel in hospitality), allowing them to charge high prices and maintain a moderately empathetic approach towards customers. Given that it's often full, I understand the lack of incentive to strive for more, even in a city like Cagliari.