Il Borgo di Campi

Unbelievable view from the hillside amidst the vinyards. Beautiful relaxing patios up and down the hillside. A lot of steps but worth every one.

Beautiful views, very friendly service, quiet and relaxing. Best to grab the bus into town, easier than finding parking or hiking back. To save hauling your bags down the stairs, just pack what you need in another bag.

The staff was extremely unfriendly. They forgot our request to pick our luggage and, on top of that, they thought it was acceptable to hang up the phone on us and then to scream at us when we call the reception wondering about any news on the luggage request. It is a total shame that such a nice place is completely recked by such an awful staff.

Great view of the sea and the grape vine fields, privet terrace, nice restorant

Great location with a wonderful view, very basic but adequate, the shower is 2ft square! The female staff member/owner was very friendly but the male was the most miserable we met on our travels around Italy and France.Be aware not in the centre if Riomaggiore and bus is required which finishes at 8pm

This hotel has the most amazing views, garden space for each apartment, and it is absoulutely beautiful! The apartments are clean with a small kitchen and a window with the amazing view. However, I was uninformed on how far away it is from Riomaggioro. It is 4 km and the only way to get there is to take the bus. The bus had a very infrequent schedule. The other downfall is that the restaurant is closed on Monday and the only other restaurant is about a 1/4 mile walk away on a busy road on the cliff. So, if you chose to stay here you should have plenty of time in your itenarary. It is the perfect place to relax, sip a glass of wine, and enjoy the view away from all the crowds of people in the towns.

Personally I think a short stay on a cliff is worth the distance, especially when you can easily get there by cheap bus from Riomaggiore. We arrived on a stormy night, watching endless lightening on the sea horizon from our room's front yard was unforgettable. Food at the restaurant was good for a fair price. My only complaint goes to all the blinking lights in the bedroom, from different appliances, even after we switched off the electricity brake there're still 3 lights I had to block with clothes..one right in front of the bed, not sure how this installation was approved. And, have to say, it has the most bizarre collection of TV channels..

The hotel room is very basic and expensive for the price we paid for but the view out of the hotel window is really stunning. The view of the Mediterranean Sea and the Cinque Terre cliff outweighs the condition of the room. The breakfast at the hotel restaurant was superb. The location itself is not easy to find, we drove passing the hotel and ended up at Rio Maggiore before calling the hotel for the direction.

This was a good base to travel to Cinque Terre. I took the shuttle to the train and spent the day touring Cinque Terre and left my car at the hotel lot. The woman on staff was lovely, the man was incredibly rude.

We stayed three nights at Il Borgo di Campi with our four year old in July 2015. We made reservations in advance and after reading the negative June 2015 reviews I was nervous! WE ABSOLUTELY LOVED IT. My four year old would like to move there, especially after trying the strawberry panna cotta. She also loved the play ground with it's many kitties, and taking the train to Monterosso (for the sandy beach). Cinque Terre is a National Park so if you think in terms of places like Yosemite or Grand Canyon in the USA, you won't be put off by the eco-conscious attitude & requirements of the region. Il Borgo Di Campi rivals some of the lovely eco-lodges in California with a restaurant that has wonderful food and amazing views, and rooms that are very down to earth. The hotel is slightly removed from Riomaggiore town center, meaning you have to take a bus up the hill from the main town. The views are totally worth it and we will return here.