Roches Rouges is a 1920's style hotel with a fabulous view. It does have a feeling of faded grandeur but that only adds to it's charm. If you do nothing else have a drink on their terrace and enjoy one of the best views in the world. If you can book a room for the night and dine and enjoy... More

It's the second time we've stayed here and, as always, a great place. One of the best views in the island (and that's saying a lot), especially when sipping a pastis on the terrace. Great food. Simple but large rooms. We'd had to cancel earlier in the year, and Mady (the owner) wouldn't hear of taking any of our deposit.... More

"QUEEN TO PLAY" (2009 French film starring Sandrine Bonaire & Kevin Kline) Showcases the spectacular location of this hotel and its setting. As hotel housekeeper Bonaire traves the roads of the island, its natural beauty shines!

We stayed for 4 nights and felt like we were guests in the setting for a Scott Fitzgerald novel. This is one of the grand hotels, now slightly faded grandeur but retaining all the charm and ambiance. The bedrooms are huge with high ceilings, parquet floors, leather chairs, mahogany wardrobes and beds. The full height windows open onto balconies from... More

We have just returned from a walking holiday in Corsica with Discovery Travel and stayed at Les Roches Rouges on our penultimate night. This hotel is all about location. It has an absolutely fabulous view from the terrace and dining room and is well worth staying there for that alone. Dinner in the dining room was also by some way... More

The rooms aren't that great, the beds average, the hotel generally needs some money spending on it and nobody speaks much English. This hotel however has what the vast majority of the so called better hotels lack - je ne sais quoi !!! Packed full of character from the beautiful pillared restaurant to the incredibly ornate toilets (which are unisex... More

Stupendous views and excellent food make this a great experience but the bedrooms are extremely dated with poor bathroom fittings. If it were renovated, retaining the style, it would be fantastic. We found the staff helpful, especially the lady we took to be the owner - boundless energy and doing anything necessary from sweeping floors to serving at dinner.

We arrived at this hotel to be told that we couldn't sleep there because of plumbing problems and we were relocated to a very average hotel at the other end of town. However we were welcome to eat in their restaurant for dinner and breakfast. It wasn't really practical to walk all the way through town for breakfast as we... More

As stated before, although this place may have started out as a grand hotel, it is not a luxury hotel anymore, not at all. After laying vacant for some time it was restored back to a usable condition about 25 years ago by the present owner, the ever-present Mady, who appears to work 18 hours (at least) per day. The... More