Les Regalia Hotel & Spa

“Perfect relaxing boutique hotel”

A gem of a hotel. Wonderful comfortable bedrooms (we experienced the junior suite, with a huge bathroom). Great pool. Restaurant was excellent as was breakfast that we took on the terrace. 10 or so minutes walk to the beach and a selection of other restaurants. Even quicker by the golf cart that w… Mais

A gem of a hotel. Wonderful comfortable bedrooms (we experienced the junior suite, with a huge bathroom). Great pool. Restaurant was excellent as was breakfast that we took on the terrace. 10 or so minutes walk to the beach and a selection of other restaurants. Even quicker by the golf cart that was always available in no more than a minute or two. What really makes the hotel special is the superb, caring, professional service that was so friendly and never aloof. Thank you to the whole team. Best to have a car so as to enjoy the mountains and nearby towns as well.

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“Amazing hotel close to Porto Vecchio with an exceptional staff”

The hotel is really amazing. It creates a feeling of a comfortable and unique place with its overall design, friendly and welcoming staff, excellent rooms, coupled with great food, served at the restaurant. We are particularly impressed by Julie and Juliette. They have demonstrated a “everything i… Mais

The hotel is really amazing. It creates a feeling of a comfortable and unique place with its overall design, friendly and welcoming staff, excellent rooms, coupled with great food, served at the restaurant. We are particularly impressed by Julie and Juliette. They have demonstrated a “everything is possible” attitude, understood and responded to all of our requests, and made our stay at the hotel exceptional and memorable! I would definitely recommend the hotel to my closest friends and will plan to visit it again soon!

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“Classy and lovely stay”

I managed to book a five-night stay in early July at a recently opened boutique hotel. As expected, everything looked and smelled new—from the lobby and lounge areas to the restaurant and pool. The room itself was well appointed, featuring a very spacious walk-in shower. Breakfast offers both à la … Mais

I managed to book a five-night stay in early July at a recently opened boutique hotel. As expected, everything looked and smelled new—from the lobby and lounge areas to the restaurant and pool. The room itself was well appointed, featuring a very spacious walk-in shower. Breakfast offers both à la carte freshly cooked hot dishes and a continental buffet. The hotel also provides a buggy service to its private area on Pinarello Beach, where towels and sun loungers are supplied for guests. If I were to highlight a few areas that prevented the experience from feeling truly five-star, they would be the following. Although the rooms are described as sea-view facing, you do have the main road in front of you as well as the car park. In my case, being on the lower floor, the view was limited to bushes, further compromised by very low deck chairs. The pool area is quite small, with two poster sun beds on one end taking up a lot of space, limiting flexibility and making what is already an enclosed layout feel slightly claustrophobic. I also felt that breakfast, served at the Alba restaurant, should be included in the room rate rather than charged separately at €39 per person. For lighter eaters like myself, it does not represent good value. While I understand the hotel could not offer a children’s option, there may be scope to adapt the menu to better cater to guests with smaller appetites. Similarly, the restaurant is clearly designed for formal, white-linen dining, which can feel overly formal - even for something as casual as a burger - and detracts from a relaxed dining experience. That said, the staff were warm, friendly, and exceptionally professional throughout my stay. I was never short of attention or support, which made a very positive impression overall.

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