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    La Torretta

    5.0 (7 reviews)
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    Casey R.

    What an amazing place Cinque Terre and Manarola is. The icing on the cake was this wonderful hotel. This is a family owned hotel and the customer service is superb. From the moment we arrived at the train station we were greeted by the owner and our bags were whisked away and sent up to our room. It's a short 10 minute walk up the road to the hotel. You get to take in the beautiful and charming town with sprawling ocean and hillside views on the way up. I would not recommend taking your own bags as it is quite a steep walk. The hotel happily takes them up on their golf cart. When we arrived in the lobby we were in awe of the beautiful and unobstructed views we had overlooking the entire town, hillside gardens and Mediterranean Sea. We were greeted by the owner again with a glass of Prosecco and array of delicious canapes and caviar. We were shown to our room shortly after. The grounds of the property is very small with a lot of steep steps. Expect a lot of steps in Manarola as it is build on a hillside. This layout and coziness just added to the overall experience that we enjoyed. We had booked two separate rooms as we were traveling with another couple. They only had two rooms available at the time of booking. One was a suite not attached to the hotel. It was about a 2 minute walk down the street with the same amazing views and wonderful decor as the rest of the hotel. It was quite large, upscale and had many luxurious amenities including a very large outdoor patio with enough seating for six people. Everything in the mini bars were complimentary in both rooms not including a few select bottles of wine that are clearly priced. The other room we booked was their smallest room. It was quite small but we were very pleased with the upscale feel and amazing views from our room window. It was also the most comfortable bed we slept in on our 10 day trip through Italy. Every evening at 5 they also have local wine tastings and canapes in their lobby overlooking beautiful Manarola. It was a little unorganized when we attended. But shortly after sitting down the son of the owner came and attended to us bringing us some delicious canapes and local wines of our choice. We had earlier made reservations at a local restaurant called Trattoria dal Billy. The owner also helped us out with this since when we called nobody spoke any English. The owner and his son also gave us some good tips on what trails to take as well as which trails were closed that time of year. They pointed us in the right direction and commented on the difficulty of each trail. Everyone was very helpful. Upon check in they asked us what time we would like our complimentary breakfast delivered to our room. The breakfast consisted of a large selection of baked items as well as yogurt, juices, choice of coffee and pate. It was satisfying enough but they could improve the breakfast selections. Upon check out we didn't want to leave. Manarola is a very special and beautiful place and this hotel far exceeded any expectations we had. They even carried our baggage back down to the train station for us and gave us a final goodbye. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone looking to travel through Cinque Terre. It is a very small hotel and you need to book far in advance. The prices are more than reasonable and worth twice what you are paying. We already decided before we left that we were coming back to Manarola and staying at La Torretta. What an amazing place.

    View from the solarium during complimentary aperitivi.

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    If you are staying at Manarola for sure this is the best place! Friendly staff, gorgeous views and very cute hotel.

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    The First Manarola 5 Terre

    The First Manarola 5 Terre

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    Wow.wow.wow!! This hotel IS on the expensive side- but you are paying for the VIEW!!! Absolutely…read moreinsane view from our corner room in Manarola. After you book the hotel, the staff will contact you in regards to your check-in time and arrival. They have 2 staff members meet you AT the train station (makes it super easy if you're unfamiliar with the area). One will drive your bags up the mountain (well-worth the 5 Euros), and the other will show you on foot how to get to the hotel- while pointing out lunch and dinner recommendations on the way. The trek up to the hotel is hard-but the view of sunset is amazing and you won't have to go anywhere but your terrace to experience it. So well worth it. The hotel room was beautiful inside!! The bathroom had a large bathtub (with a spectacular view out the window)- with bubble bath and candles ready for you. The bedroom was clean and newly renovated with modern decor, with 3 sliding glass doors all leading out to the huge terrace. Free Wi-Fi and toiletries, and a stocked mini bar; and the light switches and keys are so high-tech it took me a minute to figure them out. The location of the hotel is perfect- with several restaurants and bars around for breakfast, lunch, or dinner (keep in mind that none of the 3 are included with your room). There is even a close liquor store if you want to bring wine back to the room to enjoy on your balcony. The porter (bellhop) will come the morning of check out to get your keys and help you with your bags back to the train station. The staff was very helpful and was available whenever we needed them (by phone). You will love staying here, wish we could've stayed more than 1 night!!

    Marina Piccola

    Marina Piccola

    (5 reviews)

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    We had an incredible stay at Hotel Marina Piccola and are so glad that we chose them as our home…read morebase while visiting Cinque Terre. The hotel is centrally located in Manarola but is also very peaceful and quiet. They have rooms with a sea view or a town view. The rooms are very spacious and have lots of counter space. The bathroom and shower were also really spacious. Jessica and Alberto were very friendly and helpful and helped us to make dinner reservations, bought our Cinque Terre cards at a discounted rate, told us some hiking tips, and prepared takeaway breakfasts when we had to checkout early. They were super responsive on email for the months leading up to the trip too which we really appreciated. Mary Rose was very friendly and made delightful cappuccinos, eggs, and pancakes for breakfast every morning. The rest of the breakfast spread (lemon tarts, jam tarts, chocolate brownies, croissants, yogurt, granola, bread, cheese, meats, cereal, juices) was also incredible. They will hold your bags for you if you need it, either before check-in or after check-out. We can honestly say that we would come back and stay here again in a heartbeat! The rooms, the customer service, and the town of Manarola were perfect.

    Everyone was so kind, from start to finish. A charming little hotel and respite in the center of…read morethe tourist drag right on the water in Manarola---the rooms and hotel were so clean, morning breakfast was beautiful. Continental offerings with ham, yogurt and fruit, pastry and cheeses etcetera but someone was there to make hot eggs, too. Steps from the water front and some good restaurants nearby. Yes it's a tourist area and you have to park up top at the public parking (pay in lot, free on the street) so pack light and carry your stuff down the HUGE 15 minute hill--but the hotel is a great option for the center of town. Would go again.

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    La Baia di Rio

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    Emiliano is an excellent proprietor! He is a young, friendly, italian man who is eager to help…read more I advice to ask for the Marco Polo room. It is on the top floor, not to far from the ocean, yet overlooking the entire town. It has a private, semi-wrap balcony, large enough for a table and some chairs. I can't speak for the other rooms, but the Marco Polo room comes with a kitchenette and lots of windows. The only downsides were the noisy mornings due to construction (which I imagine won't always be going on) and we couldn't turn on the heater for more than a couple hours at night. The owner said it was due to regulations, but it was too inconsistent. I think the owner was personally restricting our use of the heater. All things considered, I would definitely stay here again. Nothing beats the view.

    We stayed at the Abel Tasman for our honeymoon. The room has a great view of the main street, the…read moretown, the boats in the docking area, and the ocean. We had some lounge chairs: 2 recliners if you can borrow one from the hallway, or 1 normal chair and a lounge chair. The Wi-Fi is strong, but slows down in the evening. They had a new air conditioner and it was needed. It kept the room cool when in August the outside is hot. Getting there requires walking up a hill, but what place does not in Cinque Terre? The inn keeper and the cleaning lady are very nice. They helped when I got sick to find a doctor in town. I would stay here again.

    Affittacamere San Giorgio

    Affittacamere San Giorgio

    (2 reviews)

    It's more like an AirBNB than a hotel. We only ever saw one staff member who seemed to be both the…read moremaid and the front desk. She was friendly and very helpful (drew us a great map of town and made us dinner reservations) but she is not on duty often and rooms are cleaned only every other day (I don't need a full cleaning very often but I like fresh towels every day). We arrived at 4 pm but there was no one there to let us in. Fortunately we had been emailed instructions in advance. The directions to find the place were confusing (it's right as you exit the tunnel from the train station and right next door to a mini mart; the door is more wood than yellow), but once we found the door we were able to use the code to get into the building and had no problems getting into our room. If you're from the US and won't have cell service in Italy make sure you get the building code in advance! I booked the "luxury room" with a terrace for a small extra fee. It was immaculately clean and perfectly comfortable but rather sparsely appointed and not really what I'd call luxury. We didn't make as much use of the terrace as I had hoped, largely because we were out trying to see the other four towns, but partly because the chairs didn't have cushions and weren't super comfortable. In early May the temperature still dipped into the low 50s at night and even with the blanket we found in a cupboard we were quite chilly. The biggest drawback to this room, however, is that it is up four flights of stairs and the building has no lift. It was pretty unpleasant to come back to after a long day of hiking. They really should make this clearer on their website. For us it was merely an annoyance but for the disabled or elderly it could be a much bigger issue. There is free wi-fi but it was extremely spotty and I was never able to get it to work in the bedroom. Overall, the location is great and the price struck me as reasonable but I can't really enthusiastically recommend San Giorgio. It was a serviceable place to stay in Manarola, which was our favorite Cinque Terre village, but not quite what we had hoped for.

    Manarola is a gem in the Cinque Terre. Relaxation with eye popping beauty and terrific food. Our…read moreapartment in Affitacamere San Giorgio was very comfortable, clean, and had a wonderful view of the beach and city. We loved it! A short walk to the train station easily connects to the other Cinque Terre towns and the hiking trails are also very accessible. The view comes at the cost of a healthy trek up the hill. We visited all the towns and felt that Manarola had the small town, not as touristy, good food vibe we were looking for. Simone, the manager was the best: helpful and prompt in responding to our needs.

    La Torretta - hotels - Updated October 2026

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