San Giovanni Battista, Corte, France

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Mo Chen (3 years ago)
Nice place, nice owner and good location for visiting Corte and trekking nearby. The place even has an electric car charger. I’d recommend staying here!

Kirsty Janssens (4 years ago)
Super friendly owner that happily shares his recommendations in the area and makes sure you have an enjoyable stay. Rooms are the perfect mix between modern and traditional elements, although the bathroom could have been a bit bigger. Located in a calm area a bit outside of Corte: perfect place to relax even with the train next door (there are not a lot of trains in Corsica).

Nathan Gevers (4 years ago)
Rooms are clean, well designed. Bathroom is a little bit cramped (can't open shower door all the way because of the cabinet, for example) but all in all OK. Very relaxing place, despite the occasional train passing right next to it.

Cyril (4 years ago)
Friendly and welcoming host. Super clean and well equipped room. Quiet place with a beautiful exterior. Little touches that make the difference. Decent breakfast.

Jean-Pierre Crinelli (5 years ago)
Very clean, very welcome, very quiet place, breakfast could be a little better

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