A Hotel up above the little town, a fair hike down into the town, if you do not have wheels. Rooms OK, Porto is busy in summer so make sure you book a place to stay, rather than just fronting up, Oh! the swimming pool was good, till the sun set.

this is what i remembered corsica to be like 10 years ago. looked promising from the outside, and location was convenient, but the rooms were pretty shabby and the bathroom needed a good scrub. i dont think we paid much for the room, but there is no excuse these days. had nice balcony (hanging over the road, but there isnt... More

This hotel is a 5-minute drive away from the marina, and very quiet. Our room was spacious, understated but stylish, with a lovely little balcony and a spectacular view of the mountains. Main thing that could be improved room-wise: the toiletry products (soap, shower gel, shampoo) aren't up to snuff for a 3-star hotel and could be improved -- better... More

We had booked the familyroom and it was very nice, fantastic view, great breakfast, very good location and very nice staff.

Friendly welcoming staff ; for the season good value - the simple but adequate breakfast was included in the room price ; very comfortable large bedroom (privilege rating) on the top floor with a stunning view of the mountains and the sea ; excellent king-sized bed, air conditioning, mini-bar, safe, only negative point was the stained carpet which is overdue... More

One of the only hotels still open in Porto in October. We liked the impeccably clean room with separate toilet and bathroom, the beautiful 2nd floor view as well as the staff, who were friendly and helpful all along our stay. We actually found the situation quite convenient, as it was next to good restaurants and provided parking spaces. The... More

We spent 2 nights at Capo d'Orto heading north after exploring the lower western side of Corsica. The place is very well kept, quiet with an amazing view to the mountain and golf of Porto. What in Corsica is referred to as 'Mare e Monte', both mountain and sea at hand. The rooms are spacious (we had booked a 'privilege'... More

We stayed for a week in this lovely family -run hotel, but it wasn't long enough! We never tired of the amazing views of the mountains and sea. A long leisurely breakfast of fresh baked bread and pastries on the terrace each morning, gazing at the mountains and bay, was a fantastic start to the day. Our room was spacious... More

A fifteen minute walk from Porto beach this modern hotel is an a wonderful elevated position and takes its name from the stunning view of the Capo d'Ortu peak (must be about 4000 feet to the summit) which stands regally at the back of the bay. Most rooms also have stunning views over the bay of Porto with its tower... More