Corsica Hotels & Hostels (64)

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Within easy walking distance of town, this camping ground has splendid views of the citadel, illuminated at night. The bar and sanitary block occupy former farmhouse buildings and there's wood-fi…

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So hip and ritzy it hurts, the Casa del Mar is the secret hideaway for superstars and squillionnaires (not so secret now, eh?) with the most luxurious interior design you've ever imagined - exqui…

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Come to unwind in this charming B&B, you may never want to leave. The three rooms, with exposed stone walls and period furniture, occupy a granite cottage nestled within a 10-acre property plante…

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How 'suite' it is to stay at this chic and quiet oasis, the kind of place that dazzles with class not glitz. Offering a fine sense of individuality, it features 10 villas scattered in a lush gard…

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For the price, this friendly, family-run place offers good value. An unassuming two-star hotel, it has well-appointed rooms with reassuringly deodorised bathrooms, all at prices even the cash-str…

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With 63 spic-and-span rooms, 12 of them with balcony, this welcoming, comfortable hotel, a favourite of passing tour groups, has been in business for over 75 years. Sitting calmly on a quiet squa…

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On a quiet square, Hôtel de la Poste is a no-frills hotel for those who enjoy a little retro charm. Of its 11 good-sized, eccentrically furnished rooms, No's 5 and 6 have balconies while rooms 9 …

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Don't be deterred by the scruffy façade of Corte's oldest hotel. Over 150 years in business and right on the main street, it remains a fine choice. Renovated throughout in 2004, this family-run p…

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How can you not like a hotel that has a swimming pool so close to the sky you could use the clouds to towel yourself down? It's set in a large, plant-filled property, on the Propriano road, about…

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Bang in the thick of things, the well-respected Holzer rightly prides itself on its high level of service and amenities. Its well-equipped rooms deliver good value for money, except in August. Ju…

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Talk about schizophrenic, this venture on the beach is all dolled-up with a stylish lobby and crisp rooms on the ground floor (think soft sandy yellow and pastel tones, terracotta floors and dark…

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A coin's toss from the Panorama, this jolly good hotel wins no prizes for character but sports a façade dripping with bougainvillea and well-equipped (if smallish) rooms with clean bathrooms. Som…

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A mere hop and a skip from the old town, this concrete lump isn't much to brag about but at least it's serviceable and tidy and has good views over the gulf. Rooms 9, 10 and 11 on the top floor (…

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The new kid on the block, the San Damianu has everything in spades: a perfect location just staggering distance from the vieille ville (old town), sleek rooms with all mod cons, a soothing yellow…

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The 1.25-hectare landscaped gardens are a visual treat, with lots of flowers, ponds and palm trees, not to mention a lovely pool. Added perks include bike hire, a Jacuzzi and a tennis court. The …

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This low-slung pad is not a stylish choice by any means, but its prices don't skyrocket in the height of the peak season (a rarity in Corsica). It offers 14 rooms that are mundanely decorated but…

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The only venture in the centre of town, which means it's in high demand during summer. With a regal setting overlooking the valley and the Golfe du Valinco, it offers 60 modernised rooms with spo…

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This three-star place occupies two buildings that are set back from the road and passing traffic. Its 59 spick and span rooms have large bathrooms and ample cupboard space; nearly all have a balc…

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At the right time of the year, you'll probably smell the Flower of Corsica before you reach it. The owner collects wild aromatic plants and distils their essences in his still, just opposite. Abo…

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Down by the harbour, the Calypso is in an attractive stone building, its façade enlivened by awnings and window boxes bursting with fresh flowers. It has eight large, well-furnished rooms and a t…

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With their clashing colours, winsome artwork and plastic flowers you mightn't book one of the 10 rooms here for your honeymoon. But you haven't come here for the aesthetic experience and you can'…

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With its marble floors, chintz and wicker furniture, the comfy three-star Subrini, in the harbour area, feels like it hasn't left the 1980s. All of its 24 spacious, well-equipped rooms overlook t…

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The unmissable pink M'Hotel Corsica, in Vaïta, sits amid eucalyptus forest, well apart from the bustle of the marina. Its 30 simply furnished rooms all have a balcony and the toilet cubicle is in…

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Look out for a large powder-blue building with darker blue shutters, set back on the right as you leave Corte, heading northwards. Restored with great taste and restraint, it's run by a welcoming…

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