Absolutely charming, very tastefully decorated and spotless with a magnificent view from the room…read more Hosts are very helpful and congenial.

Pretty good hotel, better than I was expecting actually. It's not very easy to find, we got lost…read moreand saw several others looking for the hotel as well but everyone in the area is used to pointing you in the right direction. We stayed in a suite which was quite spacious with nice views and several windows, two which were floor length and opened fully. The bed was comfy and the pillows were dense but not as bad as some places we've stayed. Their bathroom leaves a lot to be desired, tiny shower with a too small surround so water gets everywhere. There was water coming out the top of the shower head but it still functioned properly. There's a note above the toilet written in a very rude tone about not wasting towels but when you have to mop up after the shower it's hard not to "waste" them. We didn't get to use the wellness area as it was closed for construction or something like that, the pool was open but in a tiny closed area of a basement so we didn't bother. At night you can also hear music from local bars but it wasn't bothersome to me at all since it's very dull. There's no immediate parking but there is a parking structure near by - motorcyclists beware! The locals will break your blinkers and vandalize your bike if you park in the alleys, like they did to our bike, so you must park in the parking "citadel" - it's a bit shady to walk back on the steep dark staircases but the car park it's self is well lit and seemed secure enough. Other than the weird bathroom/shower we loved our room and the bed was comfy. The breakfast in the morning was good, although the hot foods were cold there was lots of other options.

Hotel La Roya is a gem. An outstanding location on the bay; a dramatic setting. Lovely pool and…read moreoutdoor dining area surrounded by shade trees and songbirds. 10 minute walk along the beach into the town of St. Florent. Wonderful breakfast buffet, and gourmet dining in the hotel. From here you can hike along the coast for miles, bike, or enjoy the public beach next door, where kayaks and sailboats may be rented. Loved my stay here, and plan to return.

Low season visit was 60 Euros per night including a sea view. The mountain view rooms are right…read morenext to the road so do splash out for the sea view. Location is perfect. If you get out of the hotel you're almost at the beach. Rooms are comfy, bathrooms are new. Breakfast costs an extra 5 Euros, is served in a spacious room facing the sea and is very good. I discovered cherry jam with thyme!

Again, must stop restaurant & B&B Great staff, great food…read moreand great landscapes Love it!

Perfect setting for one that wants to see Corsican sunset. As for food and service, there is…read moredefinitely room for improvement. Service was of unequal quality due to waiters organisation, with extra stars on some waiters and completely unprofessional behavior from others. We dined as a family of four with our four year old twin. Of course they are kids, do run around but in no way were there any annoyance to the people around. They were amused and very nice to us. The only person that despised them was our first waitress who clearly did not like children. Now in high peak August, restaurants are used to families, aren't they? This explains for parts the two stars but food was simple and average, not to the standards we expected from the reviews. Hubby got a côte de veau that wasn't all that good and that spent probably too much time in the fridge. Wine list was good but poor on food pairing advice. Do go if you're a couple or a party of adults only that are looking for a nice setting and view.

This hotel has new ownership, who are delightful and have wonderful customer service. They were as…read morenice, and accommodating as they could be to our bicycle touring group. Learning that Americans like more than one cup of coffee in the morning, and that protein is essential for a long day of cycling, they brought us pots of coffee and cooked many eggs for us. For which we are very appreciative! The usual French breakfast of bread and jam would sustain one for about 12 minutes of cycling, so the eggs really helped. Algajola is a small town, so everything is close. The Spar market, just 100 meters away, has a good selection of groceries, beer and wine. I wish the owners of the hotel the best success in their business!

Hotel Posta Vecchia was centrally located to everything I wanted to do. The staff was friendly and…read morevery accommodating. They were able to get us checked in early, a late check out and stored our luggage until we were ready to head to the airport. Overall, a great little hotel to stay at while visiting Corsica!