A Casa Reale

Location: A very nice place to stay for a reasonable price - hotel «A Casa Reale» is located in Bastia. This hotel is located in the city center. In the morning, have a cup of coffee while looking at the city from the window. You can take a walk and explore the neighbourhood area of the hotel — Terra Vecchia, Surgical Clinic Doctor Maymard and Statue of Napoléon Bonaparte.,

About A Casa Reale, Bastia - presentation of hotel, facilities and services offered

Location: A very nice place to stay for a reasonable price - hotel «A Casa Reale» is located in Bastia. This hotel is located in the city center. In the morning, have a cup of coffee while looking at the city from the window. You can take a walk and explore the neighbourhood area of the hotel — Terra Vecchia, Surgical Clinic Doctor Maymard and Statue of Napoléon Bonaparte.,


Metapolicy extra info: More than 300 years of history are encapsulated in the Casa, during which it’s brushed up against momentous points of Corsica’s past. The De Battisti family built it in 1700 for a staggering 30,000 lira; in 1748, commander of Louis XV’s French expeditionary force the Marquis de Cursay moved in to build the first printing house on the island, printing Corsica’s first constitution; in 1764, the Count de Marbeuf took residence and became godfather to a burgeoning military star – a certain Napoleon Bonaparte – who stayed overnight here in 1778 before leaving his home island for the first time. In 1794, when the Anglo-Corsican kingdom was established, its viceroy Sir Gilbert Elliot made it a happy home where he and his wife threw military band recitals and dances on the terrace; and in the 19th century it became Hôtel de l'Europe, run by chef François Tellier, where the likes of Gustave Flaubert and Prosper Mérimée dined and the Duke of Orléans attended lavish balls.
The steam baths of the 19th-century hotel may be gone, but spa spoiling (massages, facials and beauty treatments) can be taken in your room on request.

Policy: Meals: Information about the type of meals included in the price is indicated in the rate details.,
Extra info: More than 300 years of history are encapsulated in the Casa, during which it’s brushed up against momentous points of Corsica’s past. The De Battisti family built it in 1700 for a staggering 30,000 lira; in 1748, commander of Louis XV’s French expeditionary force the Marquis de Cursay moved in to build the first printing house on the island, printing Corsica’s first constitution; in 1764, the Count de Marbeuf took residence and became godfather to a burgeoning military star – a certain Napoleon Bonaparte – who stayed overnight here in 1778 before leaving his home island for the first time. In 1794, when the Anglo-Corsican kingdom was established, its viceroy Sir Gilbert Elliot made it a happy home where he and his wife threw military band recitals and dances on the terrace; and in the 19th century it became Hôtel de l'Europe, run by chef François Tellier, where the likes of Gustave Flaubert and Prosper Mérimée dined and the Duke of Orléans attended lavish balls.,The steam baths of the 19th-century hotel may be gone, but spa spoiling (massages, facials and beauty treatments) can be taken in your room on request.,