La Zorza

La Zorza is in a great location. Along with their sister hotel, they can provide parking, which is a HUGE thing in this place. There is just zero parking because of popularity. It is also very steep here, if that is a problem for you. This hotel is a bit dated, but clean. It is pretty comfortable, and pretty quiet, though I could see if you had late night people next door it could wake you up. Breakfast was very good, buffet. The staff is very helpful. Hotel is steps away from the tunnel to the train station for going between the towns, and very close to boat landing for ferrying. The hotel desk is in the cafe below, enter there. Lots of steps in this town and this hotel, but that is part of why we come, for the beauty and view.

We booked this hotel the night before we stayed so we didn't expect much. We were surprised by the size of the room and what's available. It had a big bathroom, a window, a good size TV (no english channels mind you). It even had a clothes line outside the window. if you wanted to dry beach towels.

Great place to stay in the 5 Take the tunnel from the train, don't follow google maps Lots of stairs, no elevator Friendly staff Clean room Only issues were, shower ran out of water once (weird) And when leaving our luggage for the day after check out, they just had us leave them Out in the open (kinda sketch, but they were there upon our return!) Definitely stay here! Great bang for your buck!

Riomaggoire is the southern of the Cinque Terre. Beautiful. This hotel is perfectly located nesr the foot of the steep town. The rooms are actually little apartments with kitchens. There is a very active bar/ outside lounge area where you check in. This is not 5 star hotel. What it is is a place to feel what Riomaggiore is all about. The staff is very friendly, just like the town.

Nice hotel friendly staff not to far up the hill from train station . Lots of stairs to our room. Good breakfast nice restaurant next door.

We like the easy location and convenience from train station. As you know,travel to cinque terra,there's a lot of steps and it's a special place for hikers and travellers who appreciate the unique and authencity of the town. Our room just on top of the restaurant and bar,it can be very loud but after a lot of walking and sight seeing, we can sleep regardless of loud noise from the bar. We enjoy the lively town and the locals.

Odd location. The room was okay. Very noisy at night. Seems to be run out of the café below. VERY steep uneven stairs to any room...exhausting to go up and down. Didn't see an elevator. Not the prettiest of the Cinque Terra towns but everything seemed to be sold out.

We absolutely loved staying at this hotel with a great location at the end of the main street near the tunnel that comes in from the square! We checked in through the downstairs bar (we highly recommend stopping in for happy hour) where a generous breakfast of pastries, cheese, meat, fruit, yogurt, cereal and coffee upon request is served. The room was spacious, the bed comfortable and the air conditioning powerful. We slept with the fan on and the windows open, which gave plenty of air circulation. It can be loud on the street below with several bars serving patrons late into the night. We embraced the atmosphere and slept peacefully to the joyful sounds, though I could see it putting off some people.

Great hotel, comfortable and friendly staff.

They say you get what you paid for but in all honesty, I think we received that and more during our stay at La Zorza. The staff were always very polite and attentive to our needs, helping to make our stay memorable. Our room was basic but very comfortable and fully stocked. The bathroom could use some updating but was completely functional and clean. Perks in our reservation included a mini fridge for our beverages and an AC unit, which was FANTASTIC as we were there during a very hot spell. Some users complained about the breakfast but I thought it was great. To tell the truth, it WAS a small selection of pastries, cereal, cold cuts/cheese, fruit and juice but we aren't in America so there shouldn't be an expectation for a waffle maker, sausage, bacon and eggs, etc. To be fair, we have traveled to Italy before and prior to arriving in Cinque Terre, had been there for a month so we are very accustomed to this type of accommodation.