“Petit hôtel sympa”
The establishment was decent but hard to reach by car. The manager is very friendly. Nothing else.
Gerard4 weeks ago
★★★·Corte·8.6
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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Centrally situated in Corte, Hôtel U Passa Tempu lies 7 km from Restonica Valley’s Tavignano gorges, lakes, natural swimming pools and hiking trails. Rooms feature flat‑screen TVs, air‑conditioning and Nespresso machines, with complimentary Wi‑Fi throughout. Guests enjoy a local‑produce breakfast served in rooms or on the terrace. Nearby attractions include the Museum of Corsica, the citadel, free onsite parking and a 1.4 km walk to the train station.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The establishment was decent but hard to reach by car. The manager is very friendly. Nothing else.
Gerard·4 weeks ago
Great central spot with a parking space, very nice service, and the room was spacious and well equipped. Dinner at the on‑site restaurant was fine, as was breakfast. We received a clear route to the parking from the hotel beforehand, including a video—better not rely on GPS. The drive to the parking through narrow streets was a challenge, but doable with a not-too‑large car.
Oliver·4 weeks ago
Room is small but fully equipped. Located in the middle of town yet absolutely quiet. Friendly host. Breakfast features local specialties at a low price. Parking right outside the house. There are two entrances to the parking. One is sent to you as a video; it has an extremely tight bend and poor surface. The other is short and steep, requiring you to step over a lip. Because of our relatively long Octavia, we left it in the car park just a few minutes away (price 0.80 €/h).
Ulrich·A month ago
Quiet. Parking access is difficult for a motorcycle; breakfast is a bit light.
Sophie·A month ago
Located right in the heart of Corte, so you can walk everywhere. The owner’s hospitality is excellent. The outdoor, unattended parking is inside the property. The room is adequately sized, though decorated very simply. Because the hotel has a restaurant, you can always get water from a dispenser, which is appreciated in the heat and considering Corsican water prices. Breakfast is typical but lacks some “international” classics for those who don’t like cold cuts or strong flavors. In the room the air‑conditioner was above the bed, making it hard to avoid the airflow on one of the two people in bed.
Giorgio·A month ago