Hôtel Restaurant U Santa Maria

“Vacaciones tranquilas”

El hotel es un hotel pequeño con carácter con sólo unas habitaciones. Yo estaba en el más grande habitación doble, aunque incluso esto era bastante pequeña. No había nada sofisticado, pero que tenía todas las comodidades - una ducha, tv, etc. El gran cosa que tiene este hotel es la ubicación y el … Más

El hotel es un hotel pequeño con carácter con sólo unas habitaciones. Yo estaba en el más grande habitación doble, aunque incluso esto era bastante pequeña. No había nada sofisticado, pero que tenía todas las comodidades - una ducha, tv, etc. El gran cosa que tiene este hotel es la ubicación y el hecho de que puedes sumérgete en la vida tradicional de Corsican. ¡La gente más en el pueblo hablar Corse (un dialect de Genoan similar hasta la italiana), así como el idioma oficial, francesa. Si estás buscando un hotel tranquilo, un descanso o si estás en necesidad de una parada mientras exporing el hermoso campo de Corsican, entonces este es el lugar para ti. Las vistas son impresionantes. El personal en el hotel era muy agradable, especialmente el recepcionista Audrey que era absolutamente fantástico en toda mi estancia. Incidentally, Audrey habla excelente inglés, pero desafortunadamente es el único! También, el 'Mimi'de Chez de restaurante es bastante famosa por toda la región y que no puedo ponerle pegas,. La comida era deliciosa, especialmente la selección de charcutería, que es una especialidad de la región. La ciudad más cercana es Propriano, lo que puedes ver abajo, Olmeto de. Está a sólo 10 minutos en coche, pero cuidado con un taxi me costó 40 dólares! Un gran playa, restaurantes, y otra gran playa en Olmeto Plage, que es también muy cerca. ¡Conexiones de transporte son no genial con sólo uno o dos autobuses por día paso a través de Ajaccio o Bonifacio. En conjunto, una fantástica estancia. Aunque ya que no en coche, al lado vez que me alojaré en algún sitio con el transporte mejor.

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“a family run restaurant & Hotel”

We stayed 1 nights here.It was excellent value and the deal was half board. The place is family run and the owner does the cooking and visits each table during the course of the evening meal. The food was very good with corsican menu and choice of 3 dishes for the main. The room was very comfortabl… Más

We stayed 1 nights here.It was excellent value and the deal was half board. The place is family run and the owner does the cooking and visits each table during the course of the evening meal. The food was very good with corsican menu and choice of 3 dishes for the main. The room was very comfortable and clean. Parking is available in the adjacent village square. Highly recommend this place.

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“Self-service?”

We arrived at 9.30 p.m. to find the hotel in darkness. The door to reception was open but there was no-one around. There was a room key in a basket on the counter - and the room was empty – so we left our luggage and went elsewhere to eat. On our return, there was still no-one around, so we went… Más

We arrived at 9.30 p.m. to find the hotel in darkness. The door to reception was open but there was no-one around. There was a room key in a basket on the counter - and the room was empty – so we left our luggage and went elsewhere to eat. On our return, there was still no-one around, so we went to bed. In the morning, we found the manager, who spoke no English but managed to explain via Google translate that she had been to a family funeral. She was very apologetic and gave us a bigger room with a balcony. However, we didn’t see her again (or any other staff) for the rest of the week. Some days the room was tidied and the bed made, sometimes not. The restaurant was closed, which was a pity as locals told us it was the best food in town. Despite all this, I still it’s a lovely little hotel if, like us, you prefer small family run places to big soulless establishments – it’s just that we found the (lack of) service a bit bizarre. It’s probably fine in high season. Olmeto is a charming village in the foothills of the mountains (on the T40 road from Ajaccio to Bonifaccio). People are very friendly and there is a strong sense of community. There are good restaurants (Chez Antoine, La Source), shops and a couple of bars where you can drink with the locals. It’s a good centre for walking but you need a car to get anywhere.

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“Could do better!”

Went for Sunday lunch at the restaurant Mimi. The waiter was very unhelpful and we did think That he did not like English people. However, he was not very welcoming to a Swiss family that came along later. The food was excellent and the small court yard is very quaint. With improved service, I woul… Más

Went for Sunday lunch at the restaurant Mimi. The waiter was very unhelpful and we did think That he did not like English people. However, he was not very welcoming to a Swiss family that came along later. The food was excellent and the small court yard is very quaint. With improved service, I would have given a better report.

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