Camere La Torre

Had the triple terrace-view room! Great rooftop view. Owner was very helpful and pleasant.

Love this spot. Keep your luggage small. Many steps....but the view is worth it. Nice balcony.

Hard to access hotel room, up over 130 steps, but spectacular view at the top.

we were billeted not in a room with a rooftop terrace or similar but in a room much farther below with a street view below (i'm not complaining about this one) which lets you observe the everyday life of your neighbors and the tourist that walks around vernazza. the room which we did not expect was quite good like a studio-type apartment except we did not cook. breakfast was not included but you can buy that from a nearby deli which opens early (maybe 7:30am). you have to walk some flight of stairs to get to the street though

Everything was adequate and no doubt was good value but it lacked charm. If you're staying in Vernazza look for charm!!

Lots of steps but such is Vernazza. The room was old, looked like someone's apartment HOWEVER we were very comfortable and it was cozy.

We loved this place, but if you are a hotel snob, it's probably not for you. We like a good adventure, and were excited to find it was tucked up at the top of 110 steps at the top of Vernazza, with a beautiful view of the town and the sea! It's tiny, but has a lovely terrace to sit on, so who cares! If you are fit, travel light, and enjoy a spirit of adventure, I would recommend you stay here. If, however you require elevators, room service, state of the art plumming, and a front desk to help with all of your needs, you might consider staying home. This is not the hotel or the town for you!

Not for those who literally carry a lot of baggage, or have disabilities, as it involves climbing quite a few steps.

It was hard to find and the stairs were crazy because this was at the end of our trip and we had two large, heavy suitcases. Here are my instructions to help future travelers. At the pharmacy on the left across from the pizzeria go up the stairway and stay left. Go up until you see Rooms Elizabetta and keep going until you see a black gate with spiral staircase within. The room was not much bigger than the bed so we put one suitcase in the shed and put one on the fridge. My advice to others - pack a backpack and leave your luggage elsewhere (train station or ANYWHERE else). Also if you are a light sleeper, do not stay here. The trains go by all night with really loud, long trains (I assume they were freight trains because they were much louder than the regular passenger trains) that start about 5am in morn, plus church bells ringing at every quarter hour. I wear earplugs and still couldn't sleep. However, the views were amazing!! Unfortunately, we couldn't find a good restaurant that would do take out so we ended up eating pizza and drinking wine all nite long on that wonderful balcony. Just ignore all of the laundry that is drying everywhere. This balcony is where the washing machine is and the cleaning equipment is kept so don't expect it to be private during the day.

Excellent bang for your buck--rooms are small and a bit outdated but clean and comfortable. And the views and porch area are truly stunning. We loved our stay and if are ever back will return for the spectacular views.