Hôtel Duc de Padoue ★★★

"A beautiful building in walkable distance form the train station. Easy access to all of the sites including the old city, citadel and hiking routes. Service is impeccable. The real difference are the hosts who go beyond with advice and help for your trip. Highly recommend"

Hôtel du Nord ★★★

"This hotel lies very well situated in Corte. We booked a 20m2 comfort room but got a smaller sized room. This room was musty smelling, extremely noisy, had loose toilet seat, loose sink, sticky floor in the bathroom and the shower head was not cleaned. The staff was friendly and accomodating and moved us to another room for our second night which was much nicer (but still had some disrepair). Breakfast was OK. Probably still one of the best options in Corte but the manager should invest in maintainance."

Si Mea ★★★

"Great option on the outskirts of town with parking onsite and walkable to the old town. We got a room without balcony or view which was fine as there are stunning views from anywhere in Corte including the hotel terrace and pool. Aircon worked great and the room seemed newly renovated and in good condition. Bathroom had a great rain shower and the room had a safe, fridge and kettle with tea and coffee. It was excellent value at €104 without breakfast."

Les Jardins de La Glacière ★★★

"It’s out of town, but as a place tovisut, Corsica isn’t really about the towns. Aside from the views from the hotel itself, there are paths to the riverside not far away. Grumpy madame? Not in my experience - though that was possibly assisted by my first words being in French. Our rooom was well appointed, with more electric sockets than our previous Corsica hotels, and wi-fi that works properly. Minor exception in the bathroom, which had examples of two globally common faults - a hand sink plug that doesn’t keep water at all well, and thw shower experience where a screen along the too of the bath has a considerable gap. Breakfast is a bit of a mixed bag - some common options missing, but lots of local options including good charcuterie, though some of the cakes seemed raher dry - local style, I think. The rare human rather than a machine provding coffee didn’t really understand how English folk might like their coffee as well as some other people in Corsica. Impersonal as it may be, a machine would probably have been better for us. No restaurant, but the one just a few minutes walk up the road is very good. First of 5 Corsican hotels chosen by our holiday company with a lift, and entrances at ground and road level (different by 3 floors). If you can get a parking spot on the road, that avoids a fairly tight lower car park with a tree as an extra challenge."

Osteria di l'Orta ★★