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"Awesome view! Great location! Helpful and caring staff! Clean rooms and generally a great stay. Thank you!!"

"This hotel is close to train station (7 minutes walk) and shopping street (lot of restaurants to choose). Staff are mostly young, energetic and friendly females. Our bed is comfortable and shower cube is very spacious. Breakfast is great for everyone. We stayed there for two nights and enjoyed our stay very much."

"Nice place with good service and a wonderful breakfast. "

"Hotel was amazing and staff were brilliant! Location is great. Breakfast as stunning as the views!"

"Fantastic location and property, as well aa excellent hospitality. Stunning view to wake up to. We will come back again!"

"Amazing views & room was very nice. Only negative I have is when trying to get some ice for drinks from bar staff was almost impossible. Location is great for the view & main town is not too far, but need to climb heaps of stairs to get there from hotel & difficult to get parking close to the main centre. "

"The property was in a quiet location of the town. Breakfast was plentiful, the staff was friendly and helpful, and we totally enjoyed our stay."

"The apartment was clean and convenient, with a nice view onto the water. The free parking was easy to use, and we got a good night's sleep every night."

"I could not more highly recommend this villa. It was absolutely spectacular. The grounds are incredible and the town is amazing. Paola was such a great host. She met us at the village and helped us up the hill to get to the Villa. Do not make the mistake we made and bring too many things. we way over packed and should’ve left things back in Florence and come packed much more lightly. This is a great destination to take the boat ride to Cinque Terre. I found Portovenere to be much more charming than the five towns. there are many spectacular restaurants so many I would’ve liked to had a chance to try, but we were only there two nights. we were touring the Vatican today in Rome and saw one of the ancient maps from the 1600s and actually saw our castle listed on it!"