After walking up a fairly steep hill (as all are in Cinque Terre) we arrived at our apartment. We were across from the main building with a shared bathroom. Everything was very clean. The room was basic with no AC, TV or fridge but was still comfortable. Even without AC it didn't get too hot. Breakfast was nice with a... More

Be prepared for a lot of stairs. Like most travels in Europe pack light to aviod straining up and down the narrow lanes and many stairs. There was a private bathroom but it was seperate from the bedroom, which was a little inconvienent.Breakfast was pretty good, and the breakfast lady was very kind. If I had my time over again... More

I did not even stay at this hotel--I booked it online through booking.com, but my browser malfunctioned and it booked the wrong dates. I cancelled my reservation within 10 minutes, but received an e-mail informing me that they would not refund my money. Booking.com approached the hotel on my behalf to ask for a refund, but I was informed that... More

Locanda Cà dei Duxi / Affittacamere Ca Dei Lisci – worth noting both are the same place. A spattering of rooms throughout the village of Riomaggiore are serviced from a quirky little office about half way up the main street “Via Colombo”. The charm of this gorgeous Italian village is the colourful buildings ebbed onto the coastal cliff, almost as... More

This hotel fit with the ambience of Riomaggiore at Cinque Terre. It had a rustic charm but the climb up the stairs to the room was very arduous, especially with luggage. The included breakfast was not located in the building which was a shame and the shower head holder was broken which made showering a challenge. Overall it was a... More