With the citadel in close proximity and the sea lapping below, the 'Saint Christophe' offers exceptional views and the prospect of an unforgettable stay, as soft as the sand on the nearby beaches and as intense as the contrasts of Corsica's different landscapes.
Surrounding Area
Seen from her 15th century Genoese citadel, Calvi looks like a precious stone set in a shimmering sea.
Lined by a shady pine forest, Calvi's beach, one of the island's longest, is a wonderful sight for sore eyes, with its limpid waters lapping the coastline.
Calvi remains very much steeped in its traditions and, as you walk about, you'll find yourself 'intoxicated' by the fragrances of the surrounding maquis, or scrubland, and its typical produce.
The marina, Calvi's hive of activity, particularly in the summer, is the setting for a multitude of restaurants and terraces tempting the taste buds of passers by.
Restaurants
In the morning, an American buffet breakfast will help you get off to a good start. Or if you would rather have breakfast in bed, room service can bring a continental breakfast to your room.
In the evening, you can choose a table with a view of the ocean or the citadel and linger over our mouth-watering cuisine and selection of wines.
There is a dress code in the restaurant, trousers are compulsory for men.
Important
Extra beds rate doesn't include breakfast.
Maximum capacity of extra beds/babycots in a room is 1, according to the hotel.
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Parking (fee required)