Encuentra Hoteles históricos en Parque Nacional Cinque Terre

“My husband and I enjoyed the place, it was so cute and had everything you needed to cook in the kitchen. The only reason I gave it four out of five stars is because the phone reception was very bad in Vernazza even with our holafly sim card and Google maps doesn't work well, we spent a stressful hour wandering with our very heavy luggage, ( on a 7 week travel tour so had a bigher suitcase)!trying to find the place. We finally found a corner in town where our phones worked and called the host...

“My teen daughter and I shared this property comfortably. Wish we could have stayed longer. Easy contact with owner and manager. Charm with modern conveniences.”

“Buena la instalacion, muy muy pequeña la regadera”

“El apartamento es pequeño, decorado con buen gusto, con lo necessario para poder descansar y preparar comida. Muy bien situado respecto de la playa, el centro histórico, restaurantes, tiendas, el tren, el embarcadero, aunque un poco lejos del aparcamiento (10'-12' a pie). Sara muy amable y atenta.”

“Washing machine was great! patio view beautiful! Smaller chairs and some shade on the patio would be great. Very clean and well appointed! We loved it along with the area pesto making class w Yvonne, Il Piccola restaurant, Regina restaurant is very close and great food! Thankyou Davide & Erika!”

“Toller kleiner Rückzugsort, ruhig gelegen aber nach (einigen!) Treppenstufen ist man mittendrin in der lebendigen Altstadt. Nicht geeignet für sehr grosse oder etwas beleibtere Menschen, ansonsten sehr zu empfehlen. Restaurants, Wanderwege und das Meer alles nur wenige Gehminuten entfernt. ”

“Apartment was a great location and nice. Host was a poor communicator. Up until the night before when I called, there was ZERO response despite multiple messages and Whats Up Messages. The listing specifically says Dryer. There is no dryer. This was one of the main reasons we chose this accomodation. Very disappointing and when asked, Host ignored and acted like it was no big deal.”