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"It was very nice, beautiful views…"

"It was a pleasant change to stay in a smaller hotel that had a family feel about it, as opposed to a large soul- less corporate hotel. The staff were friendly, pleasant and courteous. My room was very nicely decorated and filled out, and the en-suiute was spotlessly clean and looked as it it had been recently installed. I also had the benefit of a terrace that I could sit out in. The hotel was very convenient for walking in to Macinaggio that has numerous bars and restaurants to be enjoyed and there is a really safe swimming beach just north of marina. The area is a complete treat and comes highly recommended . Martin Cannon "

"Great location "

"Ideally situated if you want the best of both worlds. Peaceful hillside setting with beautiful views- A short seven minute drive down a bendy road to Erbalunga with it's restaurants and bars. Bear in mind that Erbalunga is a quiet seaside village/town- nightlife is restricted to restaurants. A fifteen minute drive up the coast will bring you to a marvelous, sandy beach with a low-key beach bar/restaurant. from the house, there is a great view of the isle of Elba."

"The good thing about this place is the location. Besides that the toilets have black ringside yuk! I felt sick, and even my husband notified the reception. When, we arrived they just look at how I was struggling to walk and carry the luggage , but offered no help at all. Finally, the lobby was without AC, I understand they don’t want to spend a lot of money but at least the could have some portable fans."

"Bedding was poor no good pillows "

"The hotel was excellent. The level of service was first class. The restaurant is a wonderful setting for dinner and the food was superb. A lovely pool area, comfortable quiet rooms. All in all a great offer."

"This is a very nice rental, but the location is relatively remote (high up in the valley, 7 km from beach and restaurants, further from groceries). We loved it. Hiking trails close by up the mountain and through the remains of a lost agro-pastoral farming culture. Everything now under dense Corsican maquis."