We had 5 days in Riomaggiore Cinque Terre in May 2012. During the day we would hike up into the mountains and in the afternoons we would call in to this bar for happy hour and wifi. The bartender Guido is very hospitable and friendly and makes sure you are well looked after. Drinks are served with a lovely selection... More

My wife and I stayed in this hotel in September 2012 for 3 nights. We booked an apartment. The location is quite nice. Just a short walk through the tunnel from the train station. We got to the hotel, checked in and then the lady who runs the hotel told us that our apartment is on the 4th floor and... More

I booked this hotel with traveladvisor and followed the reviews. We booked a double room for 3 days in August. The hotel is very good because of the following: _Excellent location. It's right after the little tunnel you have have to go through after getting off the train. _Room was clean, bed was confy, bathroom was clean, (however bring your... More

Our room had exactly 85 steps .We asked for a lower floor because we are in our 70's and they put us on the 4 th floor with no elevator,no one available to help bring our bags down on checkout.It was your worst nightmare

A group of friends stayed in 2 rooms. The triple was quite small but our twin was great. Close to train station we had a giggle each afternoon watching the dismay on peoples faces as they realized how steep the hil is to another accommodation. Perfect for exploring Cinque Terre!!

We recently stayed here after a last minute change in plans simply because it was the only hotel in Cinque Terre that had a room. What a pleasant surprise to arrive at this small very clean and updated hotel in what we found to e the loveliest village in Cinque Terre. We had two rooms which formed a small private... More

Riomaggiore is one of the smaller towns in Cinque Terre but ideal as a base. We stayed three nights and wished we had added another. Hotel La Zorza is located ideally at the base of the steep hill and there are not many steps. Our room faced the street and although noisy at times you just close the double glazed... More

This B&B was a short walk from the train station. It's at the bottom of the town, which made it very accessible for my husband, who has a bad hip. Our room had a good-sized bedroom and a sitting room with a couch and desk, overlooking the main street of the town. The bathroom was very small but adequate. We... More

In our first trip to Cinque Terre we thought we'd stay in the first town and explore the others from there. This hotel suited us quite well being a short walk from the train station with out backpacks. The service from Guido at reception was fantastic giving us more help than the tourist information desk at the train station. Breakfast... More