Il Borgo di Campi

Cottages are strewn over a hillside giving great views of the blue sea, but also involves a trudge every time one has to come to the reception or get out to the road level. Those with luggage be aware. Rooms are basic, wish they had a window. Convenient for those with a car and need to park and explore the Cinque Terre area through their own car or other means of transport. Air conditioning works from 6 pm onwards until the morning, a bit strange. Ours went off and on as if it had a life of its own. Place is run by owners themselves and is generally well maintained.

Great peaceful location. It is quite isolated and not at all close to the major attactions.

Plan on walking 250 steps on a hill to get to your room, no joke! This place is 1 step over camping, No a/c, no screens on doors, rude staff,

It doesn't get any better than this. Il Borgo di Campi is a great place to stay in Cinque Terre. The views are gorgeous, the staff is friendly and helpful, you get free parking and the rooms have kitchenettes. The rooms have a kitchen including 2 burners and dishes to use. Yes, there are many stairs to walk up and down but the views are completely worth it and you will get a waterfront view. Each room also has a seating area and/or garden as well. They also have luggage service if you ask. I've stayed here twice and really enjoyed my stay both times. I will definitely stay here again.

My experience with ll Borgo di Campi, I had to warn others. The scenery was beautiful but it was not worth the unpleasant experience with the staff. On arrival, we were greeted by a lady who was on the phone the entire time. After 15 minutes of waiting for her to get off the phone which she did not, she handed us the keys to our room and pointed at a red room down the hill. There were several rooms painted red so this did not help at all. This was all communicated through body language because she was still on the phone. After finally finding my room, I received a call from the lady at the front desk who said “I realized I didn’t give you much information, did you find your room. Sorry, I was on the phone with my husband.” I was in disbelief. She could’ve called her husband after she helped us; instead she had us figure everything out ourselves. Another issue I had with ll Borgo di Campi was the bug. We found three spiders in our room and centipedes. The room itself is poorly lit. The shower was very small and did not feel clean. On our last day we asked to leave our luggage at the front desk. They lady at the front told us to leave our bags at the unattended WiFi room because she may not be at the front desk when we arrive. I told her I did not feel safe keeping my bags at an unattended room which got her very irritated and she started ranting in Italian. She told us we can keep it at the office but did not look too happy about that.

It was an excellent time. We climbed 203 steps up and down each day!!! Marco was very helpful. The wifi was good!!! We slept well had two rooms. Plenty of everything. Kitchenette was great. Just need a tea towel!!!!

Magical location and breath-taking views, but a lot of steps to access hotel cottages from main road/reception/restaurant area. Breakfast and restaurant service very good although expensive. Room furnishings were dated but satisfactory for a short 2 night stay. Cleanliness of room could have been better.

Definitely not in waking distance to Riomaggiore. There is a bus that run throughout the day but stops at 8:00pm so getting dinner in the towns is hard to do. It's a nice place if you want to be away from everything. The view beautiful. Would like to go back to Cinque Terre and stay in one of the towns.

Quaint and charming rooms, haven't been updated for some time, more of a cottage feel than a hotel. Lovely ocean views and pretty grounds. Be prepared for lots of steps down from the reception area to the cottages. Good food in the dining room! You need to be organized to plan timing of shuttle bus into town or you will waste a lot of time waiting, as it is located several kilometers from the town of Riomaggiore.

Stayed here for 3 nights and the only positive thing I can say is that the property is beautiful. The rooms were dirty, for 3 days we had to use the same towels because "water is precious there" and they don't waste it although the kitchen tap ran continuously. The staff were rude and were only interested in getting in your wallet. Cinque terre is beautiful and there are many " decent" hotels in the area but avoid this DUMP at all cost!