Very lovely apartment with stunning views. The sofas are comfortable enough but a few cushions would have been hugely appreciated. There are plenty of dining chairs and an extendable dining table on the terrace. The terrace is enclosed with movable panes of glass but we didn't move them. One window at each end opens easily, so there was a good through draught. The kitchen is well equipped with an excellent range of glasses, crockery and cutlery but - very strangely! - only 1 breakfast/dessert bowl (so we bought 3 more). Unusually in my experience, there were no tea towels and no (clean/new) washing up/dish cloths or scouring pads. The beds were comfortable and bed linen and towels all very good, although extra pillows would have been appreciated. There are two shower rooms - the hand basin in the small shower room is so small it's hard to wash your hands without splashing the floor, but the shower was very good. There's no natural light or extractor - just a small hole high on the wall into the next door shower room. The larger shower room was lovely and has an excellent washer/dryer. There was plenty of hot water and good pressure in the showers, although we were careful only to use one at a time. There is only one toilet in the apartment, separate from both shower rooms. It's a steep walk down into the town, but well worth being up the hill for the views you get. There's a useful boulangerie and a boucherie within 200 metres (flat walking!); the large SuperU and the station and the town centre are all less than 10 minutes away on foot.

First of all, the owner was very helpful with our various queries and answered all our questions before our arrival promptly. The person who let us in was kind and helpful and even gave us a brilliant restaurant recommendation. The flat was very clean and well appointed but the real star of the show has got to be the magnificent view from the terrace! We never tired of it as the colours over the mountains and the sea change over the course of the day. Our first stay in Corsica but definitely not the last!