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"Decent enough hotel 3*with a good restaurant and breakfast. Bed was a bit stodgy but it’s about as good as you’ll get around Bastia airport "

"Room was simply furnished. Fantastic location for walking and parking was available if requested. "

"Easy stroll to town centre (go one street up from main road for a quieter option). Modern hotel, easy check in. Motorcycles - only use parking 1 (entrance nearest sea front) or you will get stuck between two barriers. Very comfortable room with massive TV. Powerful shower and a kettle in the room. Great place to stay in Ajaccio. "

"Not good"

"Magnificent location with access to beaches on sea and fabulous pool. "

"Location is ideal: not far from the CBD and not far from the airport. Easy to find and access, plenty of car parking. Staff very friendly and knowledgeable."

"Hotel is pretty and conveniently located. Rooms were a tad small, almost Paris-sized, but comfortable nevertheless. There was no in-room coffee/tea options which I could odd since I’ve always had this available in any hotel I’ved stayed in France (and I’ve traveled extensively). "

"great place - newly renovated , staff was a big help with restaurants , travel - fantastic "

"This is a great location--across from the marina, about a 10-15 minute walk downtown. The staff was super helpful and friendly. I loved that there was a pool and open terrace on the roof. While it was too cold to swim, it was nice to sit on a lounger in the sun. Breakfast was ok--the ham was amazing but the eggs were cold and a little runny. Also, I am always hot and the AC only hit the foot of the bed so i had to sleep with my head down there."

"Really beautiful hotel and rooms were immaculate and clean. We had a stayed in the chamber room was really beautiful and spacious "

"Nice view "

"I came in December, which is their low season, so I was basically one of the very few people staying at the hotel. The receptionist was only around for the check-in. The cleaning staff only showed up once. The rest of the time, they expect you to call if you need help, which is not realistic for foreign travellers, especially if you are not fluent in French or Italian. The building is locked, so basic safety is not an issue. However, when the internet went out, I had no way to contact anyone...