"Petit parking mais complètement justifié par l'emplacement de la maison. Excellent accueil de Nathalie et sa famille - De gentilles attentions à notre arrivée. Propreté irréprochable de la maison idéalement située avec une vue imprenable sur la mer et la montagne. Parfait pour se ressourcer."

"Aucun."

"L'accueil des propriétaires. La vue sensationnelle pour les couchers de soleil Le confort et la propreté du gîte"

"La difficulté à trouver une place de parking certains soirs"

"Nous avons particulièrement apprécié la situation géographique dans un hameau près de la mer et la montagne et en même temps proche de Bastia et San Florent pour les courses. La terrasse sur le toit pour le soir (l'apéro, la vue, et le couché de soleil!) et la terrasse ombragé pour la journée. L'accueil a été très chaleureux."

"Aucun."

"La vue magnifique, les couchers de soleil, la propreté, la situation, le calme, accueil des propriétaires et la facilité des contacts."

"Rien"

"This property is on a terrific patch of land up on a mountain. There are great views--you can see the coast from there, and the village below you; behind you, the hills are high and green, and the sunset over the water, seen from the rooftop, is amazing. We ate breakfast most days out front under a grape-leaf canopy. The owners are lovely people, helpful and flexible."

"Just a warning: if you rent this property, be prepared to do a fair amount of mountain driving. Which can mean that you're working your way through a tiny town on a two-way road, narrowed to one lane by parked vehicles, with switchbacks and the odd hairpin turn. This can be daunting, but it comes with the Corsican landscape; to visit the island requires driving, and mountains are definitely part of the scene. The other, not unrelated, issue here is parking: with this property, there's a chance you won't find a near parking slot consistently, and might have to park down the road. So there will be times you'll have to schlepp stuff up or down part of the hill after a day at the beach, or park temporarily near and unload, then drive a couple of switchbacks away to park for the night. Also, a culinary note: Corsica doesn't really "do" vegan, at least not in the northern outback. Vegetarian there almost inevitably involves cheese; in Bastia, you can find a bigger variety of restaurants, but it's still pretty limited for those of us who are largely veg but can't do dairy. And the gods help you if you are not only vegan but don't like eggplant!!! Ratatouille abounds. Fish can great in Bastia and other large towns/cities; a little less common in the small villages in the hills. Meat, fresh or preserved, is ubiquitous, and cheese--cow, sheep, and goat--is a specialty of the island."