Best Western Hotel du Roy DAragon

While not in the cheapest range, the Hotel du Roy d'Aragon is well worth the money, Comfortable and clean with attentive and helpful staff, located right on Bonifacio marina (where boats leave for excursions like Lavezzi islands, etc...) We stayed there in the off-season (October), but it must get busy in the summer, just like all of Bonifacio. We had the family room accomodating 4 persons (Room 104) and particularly enjoyed the balcony overlooking the marina from one of the two sleeping spaces.

The property is renovated and in good condition. The service excellent for a 3 star hotel. Breakfast is good with many options. My only issue was the fire alarm went off during one night, we went to an evacuation point but there was no staff to inform us on what to do. Luckily it was a false alarm and we all returned to our rooms.

Location was outstanding and the reception was very nice and helpful. The rooms were good and bathroom were great. If you are going to Bonifacio, I would recommending stay in the port area vs outside of the town.

Most expensive property of all ******* bookings. Tiny cramped room, noisy commercial air conditioning going all night long from next door building. One small window looking out at dirty area, washing hanging. No amenities in room. No breakfast included.

Wonderful stay! Great location and wonderful check in person. She was helpful and fun. Great experience!

Really nice rooms, staff friendly and helpful. Parking works really well, which is super imporatnt. Rooms are a little small, but very nicely decorated and fitted out. Breafast buffet was okay, relatively simple, but suited me. They have a couple of other options for breakfast which seemed to be good value. Definately would stay again.

Given we were utilising public transport and leaving on an early ferry we needed somewhere in the harbour/old town area, of which there aren't any budget friendly or many options. This was the most expensive stay of 7 weeks travelling Europe, and although a nice hotel I think quite overpriced (€136). We stayed in Ajaccio for half the price the night before for similar room that was bigger. The 4pm check in is quite late and seems to be adhered to so after arriving around lunch time and wandering the citadel and old town we still had to wait around to get into our room. The staff were all very friendly and spoke very good English which was handy. The room was well appointed but small, had to walk sideway between the end of the bed and wall and the bathroom was very tight with nowhere to put toiletries in the shower. Also the lock on the door was broken. The walls aren't thick either as next door had music playing and it pounded through the walls, I had to knock on their door and ask them to turn it down. We appreciated the small fridge and the tea/coffee making, and the two supermarkets right next door were convenient. The location is right in the action of the marina and worked well for our requirements.

We stayed here in 2015 and had such a great experience we chose the Roy d’Aragon again. This time was just as magical. The staff is friendly and so accommodating, even giving us back the same room when our ferry was cancelled and we needed another night. Breakfast onsite was delicious, and the location is close to other restaurants and the Old Town, as well as parking. The room was beautiful with a great view, and the price was very reasonable for the excellent quality of the stay.

A small, friendly hotel on the busy quayside. The only snag is parking. You find somewhere to stop on arrival ( there’s a ‘parking minute’ a short way along from the hotel) and then obtain a card from the hotel while paying a caution of 80 euros. This lets you in to a public car park a short walk away. We cheated a little by just stopping at the hotel and unloading, but it’s too easy to hold up the quayside traffic unless one arrives late in the afternoon when delivery drivers have finished their work. Once in the hotel, the rest is fine. Our small but well equipped room on the fourth floor had a tiny balcony with excellent views of the port. The bed was comfortable, the shower room spotless, the lift was handy. Downstairs the hotel has a café open till quite late, serving breakfast for residents, ranging from about 6 euros for a hot and cold drink plus a croissant or generous slice of baguette with butter and jams, to 15 euros for a full breakfast. If back in Bonifacio, we would choose to stay here again even though we know about the parking system.