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Napoleon Hotel - Ajaccio, France

4 Rue Lorenzo Vero
Ajaccio, 20000
Nightly Rates (96.95 - 96.95)   2 Star
Napoleon Hotel

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Property Description
Rated three stars, our hotel is located in the heart of Corsica chief-town, Ajaccio, Napoleons Birthplace. Down to the main Street, cours Napoleon with shops,banks and official services, five minutes to beaches and historical center. Our 62 rooms have private toilets and bath, are air conditioned and sound proof with satellite television, numeris telephone, automatic alarm-clock and direct access to floors by lift. Hotel only provides breakfast, either buffet breakfast in the lounge or continental breakfast in bedroom. Though half-board or full-board are available in connection with close by restaurants which offer Corsican or French cooking. Ready cooked food meal board served in the hotel in the lounge downstairs or in bedroom is possible. Our bar is a nice meeting point to welcome our guests, the reception is open 24 hours a day with qualified staff to answer all your requests. 40 people can enjoy our meeting room in residential seminar. We have our own private garages (limited places) controlled by video. You'll enjoy the quietness of our hotel in town after business, after sightseeing town resting on beaches or visiting nearby small villages. Hotel Napoleon, your hotel, a good place for business stays or holidays.

Amenities
  • Air Conditioned

  • AM/FM Alarm Clock

  • Bar/Lounge

  • Business Center

  • Doctor on Call

  • Express Checkout

  • FAX

  • Laundry Service

  • Phone Service

  • Parking

  • Radio

  • Radio

  • Room Service

  • Secretarial Service

  • Telephone

  • Temperature Control

  • TV

  • Television with Cable

  • 220 AC

  • Handicapped Rooms/Facilities

  • Guest Laundromat


  • Room Information
  • Standard Room Double

  • Standard Room Double Bed Standard Room Double Bed Standard Room Double Bed
  • Run of House

  • Room Type assigned on arrival Room Type assigned on arrival Standard Room
  • Standard Room Single

  • Standard Room Single Bed Standard Room Single Bed Standard Room Single Bed
  • Standard Room 2 Sing

  • Standard Room 2 Singles Standard Room 2 Singles Standard Room 2 Single Beds

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    Miscellaneous Information
  • Euro is the native currency. 

  • Check in time is 2300 

  • Check out time is 2300 

  • Time Zone is  +1 

  • 62  rooms. 

  • 0  suites. 

  • 7  floors. 


  • Directions
    From Airport Campo dell Oro to Nice, Marseille, Paris and during holiday seasons to different french towns and foreign airports: Geneva, Rome, London, Amsterdam. 20 minutes by car or regular bus. 7km. From Rail Stn Railway service to Calvi and Bastia via Corte /University centre/. 150kms from Ajaccio. 2 departures a day. 10 minutes on foot. From Port To Marseille and Nice, Toulon /French ports/. 10 minutes on foot.

    Guarantee Policy
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    Cancellation Policy
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    Restaurant Information
    Restaurant / Dining Information  N/A

    Meeting Facility
  • Meeting / Conference Information
  •   MEETING ROOM FOR 30 PEOPLE


    Recreation Information
  • Recreation Information

  • Casino 1 kilometer south

  • Area Attractions

  • Bonapartes House 0.8 kilometers south Cathdral 0.8 kilometers south Cours Napoleon Main Street 0.1 kilometers east Musee Fesch 0.8 kilometers northeast Place Du Dianant Parking 0.8 kilometers south Place Foch 0.8 kilometers southeast Port Des Pecheurs Tino 1 kilometer southeast Prefecture 0.1 kilometers south Route Des Iles Sanguinaires 12 kilometers south St Francis Beach 1 kilometer south Tourist Office 0.8 kilometers southeast Town Hall 0.8 kilometers southeast

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