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Rating
system:
In Italy, hotels receive a ranking from 1 to 5
depending on the level of service, amenities offered
and comfort. A 5 star hotel is very plush
and a 1 star hotel is very basic. Farms
and other unique establishments are often not
rated. Read the descriptions here, visit the hotel's
website and you'll never be disappointed.
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CA
D’ANDREAN — Via A. Discovolo 101 —
Manarola 19010 — ph: 0187920040 fx:
0187920452 - www.cadandrean.it
- email: cadandrean@libero.it
There
are 10 rooms at this small family run 3 star
hotel (the Rollandi family). The hotel is just a few
minutes from the seaside. Five of the rooms have a terrace
and most of the rooms have a view. The rooms are simple,
clean and inexpensive. There is a garden with tables
and chairs (views) to relax and enjoy yourself. There’s
a sitting room with a fireplace and a bar (for hotel
guests only).
MARINA
PICCOLA — Via Discovolo 192 — ph: 0187920103
fx: 0187920966 — www.hotelmarinapiccola.com
- email: info@hotelmarinapiccola.com
There
are 6 rooms at this 3 star inn at the seaside —
it’s located in a central position on the sea and
port. The rooms offer bath/shower, phone and good views.
The restaurant offers panoramic views and fine food like
zuppa di datteri, antipasti di mare, pesce di scoglio
and grigliata miste. There’s a bar too. This is a
good place to stay.
LA
TORRETTA — Piazza della Chiesa — Vico Volta
20-14 - Manarola 19010— ph/fx: 0187920327 —
www.cinqueterre.net/torretta/
- email: torretta@cdh.it
This
is a family run hotel/bed and breakfast (3 star)
inside an ancient building (tower obvious) from the 1600s.
La Torretta is owned and run by Gabriele Baldini who is
a designer (and she’s renewed the house and terrace).
The rooms are simple, clean and nice. Each room has a
bath, TV, and sea view (some rooms have terraces). Ms.
Baldini (she’s so nice) also rents apartments with
kitchens, views and terraces (all you’d need to stay
for a week or more). The front reception has a solarium
with a seaview. Breakfast, which is good, is served (in
good weather) in the lemon garden (again another place
to enjoy the views)! There are also public terraces to
sun, relax and dine on. There’s a bar — enjoy
one of the local wines on the terrace as the sun sets
over the sea.