We spent the first two weeks September at the villa and would totally agree with the last review, almost word for word.

However, we would add about the on-parking difficulties: You are allocated a standard size parking space, but surrounded on the two sides by a low concrete wall, which in itself is OK but then you have to be careful of a concrete projection on the passenger sides as the parking space is entered. And then to complicate matters the parking space has to be entered at a slight angle before straightening up. We managed without any scrapes (I think...) but it is virtually impossible to enter at night (virtually preventing us from going out at night), and you will need guidance to exit at all other times.

I mentionned this to the holiday rep, and she mentionned that several others have mentionned the same experience.

This might seem a trival matter, but once you park here you will quickly realise otherwise...

We stayed in this little villa for a week in August. If you don't do heat, don't do Corsica in August - it was 32 degrees every day, but the great thing about a villa in the hills is that you can get into the shade, escape the heat and sit around your pool. It's a nice little villa, very private, despite the closeness of the neighbours (you share a drive - but wouldn't know they're there). It is however a small villa - it has two bedrooms but one is up a slightly odd winding wooden staircase and would be extremely hot (no aircon at the villa but that doesn't matter downstairs) so we never went up there at all. So it's great for a couple, but I doubt would suit a family. The property could do with a little bit of updating decor wise, in which case it would be fantasttic, but we had no complaints. And you need to like it remote too - the tiny village is a 10 minute drive up a winding hillside road and there are no restaurants or bars handy - so we bought in food and cooked every evening. But if you know what you're getting ( a little retreat, far from the bustle of the island's busier resorts), then this is a good place to go. The views are great, down the valley and across the sea, and when it's really clear you can see the shadows of some of the islands off the coast of Italy.