B&B Su Matutzu, breakfasts and warm hospitality in Matzaccara
B&B Su Matutzu is a bed and breakfast in Matzaccara, near San Giovanni Suèrgiu, in south-west Sardinia. It has bright rooms, a garden with a terrace and a car park. It is liked for the welcome and the breakfast, and suits anyone wanting a quiet base for exploring south-west Sardinia.
Written by Valeria Romano
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Where B&B Su Matutzu is and how to get there
B&B Su Matutzu is in the quiet village of Matzaccara, in south-west Sardinia, with views of the mountains around San Giovanni Suèrgiu. It is a countryside and village location, not a city one, and it is good to know that before you set off.
Cagliari-Elmas airport is about 70 km away, so plan on needing a car between the flight and your arrival. Corongiuali beach is 2.3 km away, a few minutes by car. A guest also mentions the possibility of a transfer to and from the property: ask about it when you book.
What the rooms and spaces are like
The rooms are bright, with free WiFi. The garden is well kept and there is a terrace, while the car park is private, inside the property.
Guests talk about welcoming rooms and a huge bathroom, with furnishings described as spartan but functional and well equipped. It is not a design place, and it is exactly this simplicity that many people appreciate. The garden, in good weather, is called exceptional by those who have used it.
What guests say
On Google, B&B Su Matutzu has a rating of 5 out of 29 reviews, and none of the reviews I read contain any criticism. That is rare, and it makes you think.
- The welcome. The host, Marina, is described as a very good host who knows her land well. Other guests talk about hospitable owners and a homely atmosphere.
- The breakfast. It comes up in several comments, with words like "very good" and "excellent jams". One guest mentions fresh, local produce.
- The cleanliness. Rooms and bathrooms are described as clean.
- The animals. A guest who arrived with their dog says they were made a fuss of in every way.
One caveat: many reviews are several years old. The impression is very positive and consistent, but to know what it is like today, it is best to ask the property.
What to know before booking
The drawbacks here are few, and mostly practical. Better to say them plainly.
| What works | What to know |
|---|---|
| Warm welcome and staff who know the area | Spartan furnishings, no frills |
| Breakfast much praised, with homemade jams | You are in a village, so you need to plan dinners and getting around |
| Garden with terrace and private car park | Cagliari-Elmas airport about 70 km away |
| Transfer possible and animals welcome | Several reviews are dated |
In practice, I would go by car. With a car the beach is close, visits in the area are easy and the airport is reachable without rushing. If you arrive without one, ask about the transfer.
Who it is for
I think B&B Su Matutzu is a good fit for anyone who loves the hospitality of a home and breakfast prepared with care. Couples, friends and solo travellers who want to discover south-west Sardinia will find a quiet base here.
It also suits people walking the Cammino di Santa Barbara, mentioned by a couple of pilgrims who found the host invaluable. And if you travel with a dog, the reviews encourage you.
I would only advise against it for anyone looking for nightlife, hotel-style services or the latest fashion in furnishings. People come here for the calm.
What to do in Matzaccara and south-west Sardinia
The area is ideal for those who want to see south-west Sardinia at a leisurely pace. From the property you can reach Corongiuali beach in a few minutes, and use the village as a starting point. One guest recalls that the host knows her land well, and it is worth asking her for advice once you arrive.
If you are planning a wider trip around Sardinia and want to compare other places to stay, see B&B I Quattroventi in Muravera and Hammam Rooms in Senorbì. I only know the name and village of each, so check their pages for details.
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