There are 52 guest rooms including 5 suites, all having a balcony or terrace with garden or sea view, air conditioning, satellite TV, telephone and en suite bath and/or shower room.

The rooms range in size from the Standard room for 2 people up to the Junior Suite that can sleep 4. Most rooms have either double or twin beds (on request, subject to availability). 

A buffet breakfast is served in the spacious and airy breakfast room on the ground floor or as room service. 

There is a pool bar on the roof terrace by the swimming pool that serves drinks and snacks during the day and evening.

The hotel is located 500m from the centre of Calvi and the marina where there is a wide choice of café bars and restaurants. 

The hotel boasts a part indoor and part outdoor swimming pool on the rooftop with adjacent sun terrace with stunning views encompassing the bay of Calvi and the Balagne countryside with Cap Corse beyond. 

The roof terrace bar also offers panoramic views from where guests can enjoy a refreshing afternoon spritzer or a pre-dinner cocktail watching the reflection of the sunset in the crystal clear waters of Calvi bay and glowing orange over the Monte Grosso massif in the distance.

The hotel also offers guests a complimentary small fitness centre with gym equipment and wellness centre with sauna and Hammam with massages available by appointment (extra cost).

WiFi is available in the common areas free of charge.

Hotel Mariana is set back from the seafront in an elevated position yet 500m from Calvi town centre, port and beach. It is approximately 1km walk to the historic citadel, an imposing landmark that dominates the town.

Originally a small fishing port, Calvi has always been a historically significant town, having been occupied by the Genoese who built the town’s impressive citadel and was host to the Siege of Calvi in which Horatio Nelson lost an eye. It is also reputed to be the birthplace of Christopher Columbus. 

The town has an excellent selection of café bars and restaurants as well as a long sandy beach stretching 6.5km from the cosmopolitan marina and overlooked by the old town. With its gently shelving sands, turquoise waters and fantastic position, the beach is widely considered to be one of the most picturesque on the island yet is rarely busy outside high season. A magnet for opulent yachts and their well-heeled owners, Calvi is one of the most popular tourist towns on the island.

The coastal railway connects Calvi with the village of Algajola and historic town of L’Ile Rousse eastwards along the north coast, offering guests the chance to explore the local area without needing a hire car.  For the more adventurous, the tourist train also connects with Corte, the ancient capital of Corsica, and also the larger towns of Bastia and Ajaccio.

For those with a hire car, the tranquil villages in the La Balagne countryside set in the surrounding hills offer the opportunity to experience the unspoilt beauty of the backdrop to Calvi. Further inland, amongst Laricio pines, chestnuts and holm oaks of the Fango and Bonifatu forests, there are walking routes to suit all levels of ability. Calvi also offers boat trips to the nearby UNESCO World Heritage Site of Scandola and there are range of excursions available to see more of the island.

All prices from are based on accommodation only. Flights, transfers and car hire are priced separately.

Opening Date: 15th April 2024
Closing Date:  3rd November 2024
Arrival/Departure Day:  ANY
Check In:  3PM
Check Out:  12PM
Included in Price:  Accommodation as Stated, Just Corsica Rep Service and Emergency Number
Not Included in Price:  Flights, Transfers, Car Hire, Travel Insurance and City Tax