Laurent's apartment is well set up and a nice surprise once you negotiate the vertical stairs from the street! It is compact but has everything needed except linen. We asked for some and sheets were provided but unfortunately no towels or other clean tea towels etc. The apartment has been cleverly renovated and has a great view from the single opening window. It is best to hold your breath as you climb the stairs because they smell pretty bad. Once inside all is good. We really enjoyed our stay in Bonifacio. We didn't meet Laurent but Celine met us to let us into the apartment. Parking is a real problem. Laurent rang to check on us and he was very helpful to us non-French speakers. The car parks are expensive and the only free ones are at the bottom of the hill on the roads leading into Bonifacio. We were really lucky to find free parks in the three slots outside the cemetery - a good hint for anyone as we didn't come across anyone monitoring these parking spots. Otherwise car park three is the closest to the apartment and believe Laurent when he says not to bring a suitcase - everyday was a good workout for the thighs and calves! We very much enjoyed the five days we spent in Bonifacio. It is a good base for exploring the area (if you can park your car) and we recommend Plage du Petit Sperone - it is idyllic and well worth the easy walk to get to it. Thanks Laurent!

Laurents apartment is well set up and a nice surprise once you negotiate the vertical stairs from the street! It is compact but has everything needed except linen. We asked for some and sheets were provided but unfortunately no towels or other clean tea towels etc. The apartment has been cleverly renovated and has a great view from the single opening window. It is best to hold your breath as you climb the stairs because they smell pretty bad. Once inside all is good. We really enjoyed our stay in Bonifacio. We didnt meet Laurent but Celine met us to let us into the apartment. Parking is a real problem. Laurent rang to check on us and he was very helpful to us non-French speakers. The car parks are expensive and the only free ones are at the bottom of the hill on the roads leading into Bonifacio. We were really lucky to find free parks in the three slots outside the cemetery - a good hint for anyone as we didnt come across anyone monitoring these parking spots. Otherwise car park three is the closest to the apartment and believe Laurent when he says not to bring a suitcase - everyday was a good workout for the thighs and calves! We very much enjoyed the five days we spent in Bonifacio. It is a good base for exploring the area (if you can park your car) and we recommend Plage du Petit Sperone - it is idyllic and well worth the easy walk to get to it. Thanks Laurent!