Il Borgo di Campi

Thanks for the beautiful views, gardens and experience! The trade off of not being in one of the Cinque Terre towns is worth while with the fair price and awesome view! One small issue with the Wifi at times slow. but the cottages set into the hills with their own gardens, nice air, and freindly staff made our stay special. One should mention the "hike" to the rooms is not for the weak of heart as there is over 100 steps. But it is this path that offers the most amazing views, the ocean at sunset, gardens, grapes vines, flowers, trellised covered paths.... don't stay here if you prefer no view windowless rooms in towns with loud music till late and lots of crowds.

This hotel is nowhere near Riomaggiore. It should not state that it is in Cinque Terre. The amount of steps that you have to take to go back and forth from your hotel makes it not accessible to older or disabled people, this must be noted in the description of the hotel. The bathrooms are very small, the shower was 18” x 18”. The restaurant that they have is a trap, they charged 10 euros for a piece of lasagna that was no more the 3 inches. For all of this I would not recommend this hotel to anyone, I think might been better.

We stayed here for part of our honeymoon. We loved the views. The cottages were nice but a little noisy (we were on the bottom of a two story unit and the couple upstairs had loud children). The rooms were also very damp and musty smelling and one morning there was no hot water (could have been due to sharing with upstairs). And so many stairs! We wished we had packed lighter having to carry our luggage down so far, and were very grateful for the luggage lift we were allowed to use on the way back up. Dinner was great here. Hard to get to with very limited bus time runs and sometimes the bus just drove by and we had to get a taxi... so plan accordingly.

This hotel had pleasing personnel. Our room did not have any air condition but did have fans provided. The cleanliness was just ok as the windows were left open with no screen and there were some insects that made there way in. The view was nice and there were quite a few areas to sit down and enjoy the ocean view.

Very rustic. Large number of steps 200 rough steps and not easy to find which rout to take specially at night. We checked out after 1 night. We were booked for 3. They charged us for 2. Couldn't get help with luggage. Rooms were very small. We were in Italy for 3 weeks and this was by far the worst hhotel

Stay at Borgo Di Campii was good, location wise it is an excellent place. A perfect hideout from hectic urban lifestyle. Hotel is located at top of mountain and rooms are located at base. We had to walk down 4 floors down to our room. Room is like cottage overseeing Mediterranean sea. Room had Kitchen, Hygienic Bathroom, small garden overseeing Mediterranean sea. Service wise restaurant is Ok for vegetarian folks. If you are having luggage then it is an issue as hotel has only twice the day porter arrangement to bring up your luggage from your room. Porter services can be improvised to support family tourist. Veg Options can be introduced in restaurants. Pasta with Pesto sauce is a Non Veg item,as Pesto sauce contains Parmesan cheese which has rennet (more about rennet https://goo.gl/xfeQFJ)

After reading several reviews that complained about the steep climbs, I thought we were prepared for the steps. We were upgraded and given the front casa (more steps). I won’t say the walk up was easy for a 68 year old couple, but the view was the reward. We also came to the Cinque Terre for the views and to experience vertical living. The II Borgo di Campi is all that and more. I am so glad we stayed there, away from the crowds and surrounded by beautiful landscaping and nature.

I was dissatisfied with the accommodation for the price. It is remotely located and if you are looking for any amenities none are close by. It sèms to be more suited for hikers

Lovely, amazing place. Just out of the way with only six or so buses (15 min ride) per day to and from town to hotel.

Our stay at Il Borgo di Campi was wonderful. Check-in was a breeze, the staff was very friendly, making the ambiance feel like a family. Marco was particularly wonderful. Food was good but the same menu each day got a bit much. Beds were not extremely comfortable, but the noise level was very low. Very peaceful place, highly recommended.