From one part of the building to another, all the eras, styles and influences highlight the simplicity of the historical architecture. All the rooms and suites open up to the outside on the ground floor. They have a terrace or balcony facing south/south-west with views over the park and/or the mountains. Tastefully and elegantly decorated, they are a shining tribute to colour and the art of patina. Marie Ceccaldi has successfully been involved in the charming decoration, carefully sourcing old furniture and objects.
Two of the rooms have disabled access.
Rooms from 32 m², with a sitting area or separate living room, to welcome you in complete privacy.
Apartments from 60 to 65 m², composed of a separate living room, 2 bathrooms with shower and bathtub. ideal for a family holiday.
Villas from 100 to 150 m², consists of 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms with shower and bathtub and a private garden with heated swimming pool.
Enjoy a little slice of paradise! La Signoria hotel and spa is the perfect place for a holiday to the heart of La Balagne, a part of the island called the “Garden of Corsica”. Gourmet break, relaxation, wellness, discovery - all sorts of pleasure and leisure can be found at La Signoria.
Calvi, a town in the Balagne region, is renowned for its natural and cultural wealth. This is why many holidaymakers, tourists and adventure travellers visit it every year. For a successful holiday in Corsica, discover the must-see places in the town of Calvi.
Decorated and endowed with a rich history and heritage, the Citadel of Calvi stands proudly above the town. It is appreciated because of its favourable geographical situation. Perched on a rocky outcrop, it offers a superb, totally breathtaking panoramic view of the port, the marina and the mountains that flow into the turquoise blue sea. The Citadel of Calvi has naturally become an emblematic site of the Balagne region. The cobbled streets and the typical "Genoese" houses tell you in their own way the history of the town.
The harbour's reception bridge is ideally located to the north-east of the 2nd floating bridge opposite the entrance. You should contact the harbour master before your arrival. Directly on the harbour you will find the kiosks presenting the sea trips from Calvi to Scandola, Porto, the calanques of Piana, Galeria among other dream destinations of Corsica. Please note! It is forbidden to anchor outside the port from June 1st to September 30th.
For easy access to the beautiful sandy beach of Calvi in Corsica, take the simple, elegant and romantic wooden bridge that runs alongside it. Stretching for almost 4 km, the fine sand is then revealed to beach lovers in pristine white. This is enough for them to enjoy unlimited swimming. However, they will surely tell you that the softness and smoothness of the sand loves their little hands! Seaside games (tennis, sand pit, picnics, etc.), scuba diving and jet-skiing will make for an unforgettable family holiday. Also, you will have a breathtaking view of the sunset, between the sea and the mountains, where the blue of the sky and the sea mingle. Fun and tranquillity guaranteed on the beach of Calvi!
Among the jewels of the cultural heritage, a chapel and a sculpture set in the rock can be seen on the hill. This is the chapel of Notre Dame de la Serra, built in the 15th century (1479) and classified as part of Calvi's religious heritage. The celebration of Notre-Dame de la Serra takes place every year at the beginning of September. Visit it during your stay in Corsica!
At the gates of the beautiful town of Calvi, you can admire the Revelatta peninsula, an expanse of rocky outcrop with pristine, intimate beaches and coves. Moreover, its spectacular cliffs represent a unique and paradisiacal mineral element in Balagne. More than a preserved area, Revelatta is above all a proven historical site, such as the ruins of the house of Prince Pierre-Napoléon Bonaparte. During excursions, you will find the first traces of human occupation, dating back to the Neolithic period. The path, lined with dry stone walls, also bears witness to the peninsula's agricultural past. A cape, a peninsula? Yes, and a hideout too...
