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"An Italian B&B with delicious breakfast, intimate setting , very nice staff and conveniently located (5 mins walk to train station, 1 min to beach) and easily accessible by car to hotel door."

"Great location and great staff. Would definitely stay again"

"Great location near the train station to visit Cinque Terre. Clean rooms, comfortable bed and good breakfast buffet. We stayed before we went and stayed a few nights in Monterosso and then stayed another night before taking the train to Naples on the way to Sorrento. Very convenient and clean!"

"Very helpful staff & great location!"

"Accommodations are as pictured and views are amazing of Manarola. Lovely garden area to enjoy. Extremely kind hospitality. Close to trails…Corniglia to Manarola starts very near property. Plenty of places to eat in town. The only downfall is Corniglia is up a hill from the train. There is a bus that would drop you right at the hotel however the volume of passengers significantly out numbers the bus capacity. We were there late April so don’t know if it gets better or worse. Must be prepared to either walk the hill with your luggage or climb the stairs. Highly recommend this location if it meets your needs. "

"The view from our room was spectacular! You can see all 5 villages. Breakfast was delicious. Our only complaint was that the shuttle only picked up every hour. We spent too much time waiting for the shuttle. We walked down to the village, but walking up, which we did was exhausting."

"Great location. Excellent breakfast with delicious pastries. Lovely bathroom facilities with strong hot shower."

"Everything was excellent, the checkin, hotel, location with lots of shops and restaurants within walking distance. I highly recommend this hotel."

"Great location! Very near the water to catch water taxi and excursion boats. In the heart of restaurants and shopping. My only complaint is the furnishings to this room as it needs updated blankets, floor rugs, and shower was very small. However, the cool thing about this room was the window that opened up toward the plaza."