The House is managed by Sardinia Chic, which is a qualified company in touristic and hosting services. Our aim is to offer you a unique experience. Sardinia Chic means dream holidays in prestigious villas and flats. Experience and exclusivity are our strengths and we are unique in welcoming and managing the stay of those who want to enjoy perfect, relaxing holidays in Sardinia. VERY IMPORTANT Our properties are not hotels and do not have a reception desk active 24/7. However, we truly value the opportunity to welcome you in person, as we believe every stay begins with a warm smile and a handshake. For this reason, check-in takes place in person between 4:00pm and 9:00pm. Knowing your arrival time in advance allows us to organize everything smoothly. Since we manage multiple properties, any delay may cause other Guests to wait. Punctuality is a simple yet meaningful gesture that allows us to offer every Guest a warm and timely welcome. Please notify our Booking Office of your flight or ferry arrival time at least 72 hours in advance via message or email, so we can schedule an appointment for key handover with a Sardinia Chic team member. For evening arrivals, a supplement applies for check-in after 9:00pm. All requests for late check-in must be confirmed by our team. **We welcome our guests with a richly assorted welcome tray: choose between the enveloping aroma of our selected tea bags and the vigorous flavor of coffee, accompanied by delicious cookies and tempting crackers.

Located in the lively Villanova district, Domus de Silva is an elegant apartment just steps away from the historic sites of Cagliari, a hidden gem blending comfort and tradition into an unforgettable experience. Tastefully furnished, its interior evokes the sea and Sardinian traditions with pastel colors, offering a warm and refined environment that breathes history and culture. Ideal for large family groups, this abode is perfect for enjoying a vacation immersed in the historic center of Cagliari, exploring its captivating secrets and traditions. Spanning approximately 140 square meters across three levels, the apartment is situated on the first floor of a building with an independent entrance. The open-plan kitchen overlooks a dining and living area that opens onto the charming San Giacomo street, while a modern open staircase with wooden steps and a light metal balustrade leads to the various levels of the house. The two double bedrooms, arranged on different levels with one illuminated by a characteristic light well, offer privacy and comfort, complemented by two bathrooms with showers. A furnished loft with a sofa bed, a small laundry area, and two equipped terraces complete the property, offering enchanting views over the rooftops of Villanova. The hospitality of the Domus de Silva staff, attentive and available, will make your stay even more enjoyable, helping you to discover the secrets of a vibrant city. Strategically located, the apartment is surrounded by restaurants, bars, cafes, pizzerias, supermarkets, and traditional shops. Without the need for a car, you can explore the beauties of Cagliari and easily reach the Poetto seafront and the coasts of the Island. Choosing Domus de Silva means not just finding a place to stay, but living a unique experience: savoring local traditions, being enchanted by the beauty of the streets, and listening to the stories told by the city's stones.

Villanova (Biddanoa in Sardinian language) is one of the four historic districts of Cagliari, founded in the thirteenth century at the foot of the eastern side of the hill on which stands Castello. The first inhabitants of the district were the farmers of the near “Campidano” who had commercial activities in the city. Villanova was created when these peasants decided to settle closer to Cagliari in order to promote their activities. Until the early decades of the twentieth century, the agricultural origin of the district was also revealed by the numerous vegetable gardens and vineyards that surrounded it. The district today presents itself with its old side, located between the Via Garibaldi and the embankment of Viale Regina Elena, characterized by simple houses built on one or two floors, several churches and numerous shops, and the most recent side, crossed by the central and busy via Sonnino with the palaces which arose from the 1930s that gradually occupied the countryside where some important monuments stood out, such as the Basilica of San Saturnino and the close by necropolis, today surrounded by the chaotic coming and going of the modern city. Villanova is home to two important archconfraternities, particularly involved in the rites of the Holy Week in Cagliari. It should be noted that the "Villanova" district is located within a restricted traffic area (ZTL). Therefore, guests who have a car will not be able to park inside or transit the ZTL area between 09:00pm and 7:00am and from 03.30pm to 05.00pm