Hôtel Version Maquis Santa Manza

Amazing jem of a hotel, hidden in the maquis, beautiful sights of the Corsican nature. The breakfast is very generous with a home chef preparing fresh pastries and eggs. The hotel offers a buggy ride to the beach for free, as well as bicycles. The chef is available to cook lunch or dinner, booking required. The pool and jacuzzi overlooking the wilderness are amazing. Finally, free yoga sessions are offered some mornings. Would 100% return.

It is a small, remote hotel with a very high design standard, beautifully decorated. The staff is very friendly and helpful and the breakfast was prepared with lots of love - and so were the optional meals in the evening called table d'hôte. Even our two dogs were warmly welcomed.

Very beautiful hotel, the rooms and view are exceptional. Location is very secluded and quiet, but still close to Bonifacio and a lot of pretty beaches. The breakfast ist also very good, but quite expensive. Parking is a little steep and road to the hotel quite narrow.

If you want a serene and beautiful experience in the island of Corsica, this is the place to be. The hotel only has 11 rooms, so if you prefer not to be among crowds- you have found the best hotel. The staff is friendly and personable. The atmosphere was beautiful. The rooms were clean and modern.

We had a lovely stay at the hotel that is tucked away from the traffic and noise of the area. You can even see some stars at night. Room was comfortable, spacious, with strong air conditioning. Excellent breakfast with fresh eggs if you want. Plenty of parking. Easy drive to Bonifacio and even beaches south of Potro-Vecchio.

My wife and I spent a night here during a quick weekend getaway while visiting family in Corsica and had a spectacular time! I knew the the hotel was well-regarded but was still surprised to see how special it is. The facility itself is spectacular; it's a bit off the beaten path and even hidden from the side-road it sits along, but it opens into a large and manicured compound with a central building, gorgeous infinity pool, flawless landscaping, and several bungalows scattered throughout. We were in room 4, which was tastefully designed to evoke a sense of luxurious simplicity through a beautiful bathroom and a well-placed king size bed facing a wall of floor-to-ceiling windows that looked over our private terrace, the maquis, and the Mediterranean Sea. My only criticism was that there was a family in an adjacent room with a loud child that we could hear throughout the day (on our terrace and even in our room). The hotel's offerings outside of our room were even more wonderful. The woman at the front desk was a joy to talk to and sent us a well-prepared list of restaurants and activities in the area. She also proved to be a deft-hand with off-road vehicles, as we took advantage of the hotel's free 4x4 ride to a beautiful and remote beach for the afternoon. The hotel offers an excellent breakfast, which was prepared by the hotel's chef who is a master of her craft and a pleasure to get to know. I highly recommend.