Pietra Di Mare Guest House

- Beautiful and quiet place. Perfect as a starting point to visit Cinque Terre and La Spezia. - Room service on every single day, which is very rare in apartment-rooms. - Very friendly and helpful owners!

Just a minor thing, but the (optional!) breakfast consists of sweet stuff only. It's understandable, considering the fact, that Biassa is a bit of a remote village.

Everything! So cosy and really welcoming! Beautiful little town!

The location is really nice, with a wonderful small garden and a lovely view. The host, Andrea, provided us with various information regarding the activities in Cinque Terre.

This might be subjective, but I would have preferred a different mattress.

Andrea and his colleague were extremely nice and helpful, explaining everything about Biassa and traveling around Cinque Terre. The place is amazing, room and adorable bathroom with many nice extra touches, quiet terrace full of flowers. And Biassa is just as charming as any of the 5 Terre villages, just a bit higher up. And you can meet wild boars there at night!

Perfekte Ausgangslage für Wanderungen im Nationalpark Cinque Terre

Great B&B with very kind team. Good location to reach la Spezia, Portovenere and 5Terre .

Very nice location in a small village away from the touristy chaos of cinque terre but close enough to have easy access. The apartments are nicely remodeled with a nice view and very nice furniture and amenities with a good terrace and outdoor seating

Main issue is that the house is in difficult to access area so it is pretty tough to carry to suitcases up there. Once done it is fine but with the heat it can be a big effort. Other concern are the boars which are starting to make their presence felt more and more in the village. we encountered one on the way back one evening and it is not comfortable...

Very nice view. Quite surroundings. Property is nice. Staff helpful. Maybe good for hiking that we have not done...

You have to appreciate to be very far from everything - countryside in the hills. The small town is far from everything. We had the pitty that the 2 restaurants were closed... Without car impossible. Some km on serpentines to drive to come to the next city. As all accomodations are expensive it s diffcult to say of it is worth the money... The rooms are seprated by some floor levels... Luggage you have to carry for 200 m or uphill wkith stairs... nothing for weak guests or with heavy luggage...