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In Sardinian, bisos means “dreams”; and it is a dream that has become reality: Bisos – Ospitalità Diffusa Ecosostenibile (Eco-sustainable Hospitality) – in Paulilatino (Oristano), an eco-sustainable historic residence that offers a unique model of hospitality in a small village in the heart of Sardinia.
Eco-sustainable historic residence
Paulilatino (Sardinia)
BISOS Ospitalità Diffusa EcoSostenibile
Eco-sustainable historic residence
From € 45,00 per person
Paulilatino (Sardinia)
Advanced eco-sustainability Open until 31/10/25 and from 01/03/26 onwards
Booking: 9.6/10
TripAdvisor: 5/5
Three good reasons to choose this hotel
Eco-sustainable historic residenceThe building is an NZEH, nearly zero energy hotel. |
Authentic Sardinian experienceImmersion in the island's fascinating culture and traditions |
Stay in harmony with natureAt a leisurely pace, discovering a region of unique beauty |
Bisos is an intimate and welcoming hotel that adopts the concept of widespread hospitality, and is the only historic residence with zero fossil fuel consumption, minimizing its impact on the environment.
Part hotel, part home: the chef prepares traditional dishes in a familiar and intimate setting, so guests feel like they are eating in a private home rather than a restaurant.
Bisos offers its guests a stay in harmony with nature, at a slow and relaxed pace. Among the experiences not to be missed: a magical sunrise at the sacred well of Santa Cristina, a sunset in front of the ruins of Tharros, a dip in the thermal waters of Fordongianus, a horseback ride surrounded by the scent of the sea and the wind, myrtle, and rosemary.
CloseThe hospitality nature of BISOS Ospitalità Diffusa EcoSostenibile
Thanks to careful restoration work, our residence has retained all its architectural features while becoming an NZEH (Nearly Zero Energy Hotel) building. During the renovation, we followed the principles of green building, using natural and ecological materials, preferably recycled or, if new, traditional Sardinian materials.
Historic residence with very low environmental impact
Fossil fuel consumption is almost non-existent, from a net zero energy home perspective.
Renovation according to green building principles
Choice of natural and eco-friendly materials, preferably recycled. All furnishings are made of wood.
Water and energy savings
From bathroom faucets to heating and cooling systems, interior insulation, windows, and fixtures: the entire structure is designed to minimize energy and water waste.
Hotel services
Free Wi-FiAccessibility for the disabledExcursions and guided toursThe best rooms
The rooms, called apposentus in Sardinian, overlook the streets of the town center and reflect the different souls of the house and its history: the ribbed vaults, the frescoed ceilings, the fine floors, the scents of wood, the colors of wool and natural fabrics used in the furnishings, and the great attention to detail.
Services common to all rooms
Air conditioningWi-FiShower stallHairdryerLinen Set
White-gray room16 mq 2 people 1 bed Village S’Apposentu Murru, the white-gray room on the second floor, has a small terrace and is furnished with handmade furniture and Sardinian antiques. The headboard is wrapped in undyed wool yarn in shades of gray. The bedspread is made of orbace wool, like the blankets that were once used to leaven homemade bread. |
Blue room22 mq 3 people 2 beds Village S’Apposentu Biaittu – the blue room – has a balcony and a bathroom with a bathtub. The ceiling, dating back to the 1930s, is frescoed with floral motifs. The headboard is wrapped in wool yarn dyed with herbs in three different shades of blue, according to ancient alchemical recipes. Every detail, every element here has a meaning, a story to tell. |
Yellow room14 mq 2 people 1 bed Village S’Apposentu Grogu – the yellow room – has two balconies overlooking the fountain square. The floor is covered with original 19th-century polychrome cement tiles. The vaulted ceiling is made of fired bricks. The headboard is wrapped in wool yarn dyed with herbs, according to ancient alchemical recipes, in three different shades of yellow. |
Brown room20 mq 3 people 2 beds S’Apposentu Castanza – the brown room – is also accessible to people with disabilities. It has a separable double bed and an additional bed. The characteristic feature is the ancient basalt stone fireplace, while the floor is made of recycled polychrome cement tiles. The headboard is wrapped in wool yarn dyed with herbs, according to ancient alchemical recipes, in three different shades of brown. |
Black room17 mq 2 people 1 bed Sea and mountain S’Apposentu Nieddu – the black room – is the name given to the turret. The slate and white marble floor was salvaged from a deconsecrated church. The bed is circular, a unusual shape due to the lack of a blank wall to support the headboard. There is a small balcony and all the walls have windows with views stretching to the sea of the Gulf of Oristano and the Gennargentu massif. |
The Cuisine
RestaurantDishes for vegetariansKids menu
The aroma of homemade cakes and desserts, prepared with love, awakens you each morning, inviting you to enjoy a wholesome breakfast with authentic flavors. Dinner, featuring traditional dishes made with local, organic ingredients, is served at a large communal table, providing a special opportunity for guests to socialize with each other. Guests can also participate in experiential workshops, such as courses on pasta, desserts, bread, and cheese making. |
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