"Mina" Room, Family Home in Alta Rocca

Bed and breakfast in our family home Malta Ghjalla, in Serra di Scopamène (Alta Rocca). Private entrance, shaded garden, summer kitchen. Three bedrooms (6 people) with shared bathroom. Calm and relaxing, fresh granite walls, century-old linden tree, stream and birdsong to wake you up. Free Wi-Fi, coffee, tea and canistrelli offered. Ideal for hiking: Bavella needles, Cuscionu plateau, clear rivers; beaches 45 min away. Authentic stay, warm Corsican welcome. A presto! The space We have chosen to open the 1st floor of our house, with a separate entrance. Three double bedrooms, with all the comforts, that we wanted to keep in the village spirit, so you can discover the real Corsica of the mountains. Check out our other listings, Missia and Lilla. Guest access On the same floor, the hallway leads to 3 bedrooms that are not overlooked: Missia's bedroom (grandfather), with a balcony; Lilla's bedroom, with 2 windows; and Mina's bedroom (grandmother), also with a balcony. This is the largest bedroom on the floor, and it is very pleasant with its balcony nestled in the heart of a majestic linden tree. A desk area for writing, working, or simply having a coffee... unless you prefer the comfort of the balcony, with its small wooden table. Shared bathroom, separate toilet. In the hallway, a Nespresso coffee machine, a kettle, a fridge and a microwave are at your disposal. Coffee pods, tea, and canistrelli (traditional dry biscuits) are provided. Summer kitchen available in the garden. During your stay You can reach us on our Facebook page with the same name, or by phone Other things to note Malta Ghjalla (in Corsican, "the yellow skin," meaning the second skin of the chestnut) is the house built by my grandfather in 1932 and the birthplace of our family. There is also a dry stone chestnut dryer, a testament to its past. A house typical of the area, entirely made of granite and on 2 floors, it is located in the heart of the village, with a pleasant garden and a stream that flows below, near which there is a fresh water fountain and an old washhouse. Waking up at Malta Ghjalla means opening your eyes to the sound of water and birdsong... A 5-minute walk away, the village bar-restaurant, A Scopa, serves breakfast, lunch and dinner, with a wonderful view of the Rizzanese Valley, as far as Sartène.