Top Hotels Near Plage de Sutta Rocca in Bonifacio from NZ$95

"Wonderful in every way. Great staff, location & hotel"

"Charming and comfortable hotel on the fringes of the old town. Everything is very walkable. Lots of restaurants in the immediate area and down in the port area. There was a small market on Friday right outside the hotel with a coffee truck however everything was very quiet at the weekend. "

"Philippe was very helpful, great communication beforehand, meeting us in Boifacio, taking us to and showing us around the accommodation. He had plenty of good recommendations for food and places to visit as well. The property had all the amenities we needed for a great stay and was an excellent base for our adventures!We would happily stay again!"

"Belle environnement "

"We loved Bonifacio and our flat so much "

"Very friendly and helpful welcome."

"Excellent "

"Our hosts were amazing and the hotel was convenient to lots of wonderful restaurants and tons of shopping. If you are renting a car, it’s not very convenient to drive around the town or park. If you have a difficult time walking around or using stairs, you should know, the hotel has some pretty challenging stairs. It’s also not at all close to the beach which we would have loved to have known ahead of time. If you want to be close to town, this is definitely the hotel for you. We chose a regular room without a sea view and we had no view at all, only a wall. We were able to go upstairs and use the patio during the day, which we did a couple times, that had a beautiful view of the ocean. They offered us breakfast for 25 euros pp a day and we happily accepted that so we didn’t have to leave the hotel. The breakfast was worth it. They offered fresh bread, croissants, fruit, yogurt, granola, coffee etc. We also took them up on the laundry service for 45 euro since we had been traveling for over a week. It came back next day, clean and folded. They offered to bring our bags to the ferry by motorcycle! I wouldn’t have believed it, had I not seen it myself. It’s a bit of a hike so make sure you have your walking shoes on if you take the ferry from Sardinia. It’s more of a B&B than a hotel. The location is key. I’d recommend a sea view if you want any kind of view at all. The town is lovely and the food is amazing. "