Find Pet-friendly Hotels in Porticcio

"Very nice hotel. We stayed in a family room for one night and it was perfect. Staff was very welcoming and helpful. Would stay there again anytime "

"Centrally located, Hotel Napoleon is our choice for in town stays. Hotel has been renovated and parking is available for a fee."

"Amazing room with view of Ajaccio bay…all of the staff were gracious, helpful, welcoming. Breakfast on the terrasse overlooking Ajaccio bay was amazing. Our stay could not have been more memorable."

"Excellent roof top bar. Great breakfast "

"Hotel Motel Porticcio has a unique layout with reception, some rooms and breakfast facilities, free parking in the building close to the promenade with a wide choice of restaurants, bars and bakeries along the length of the beautiful beach. The Hotel Porticcio then has 3 more small buildings of modern apartments spaced on the slope behind, each with own free parking for the guests. As a couple with our small dog with us we were upgraded to a studio apartment in the 4th block with its own fenced, small terrace and garden with sea view which was perfect. We could walk less than 100 metres to the main building to be warmly welcomed by Stephanie who served us a fresh continental breakfast indoors, as mornings were a bit cooler mid-end September. In summer it is served in a pleasant roofed area outdoors. Les Chênes is a quiet private road to only a few properties. The studio had a kitchenette area with double ceramic hob, microwave and fridge. I wasn't planning on cooking this holiday but it was great to be able to have hot or cold drinks and snacks. The bed was very comfortable and clean. There's a small wardrobe, with shelves and drawers. A dining table 2 chairs plus outside a small patio table, chairs, sunbed and airer for drying beachwear and towels. The bathroom was very good and clean with handbasin, shower cubicle and w.c. Gemma, the receptionist was always cheerful and helpful and any other staff and the owner friendly too. No wonder this is a busy hotel without crowds."