Case Vacanze Borgo Marina IMPERIA

I had a very pleasant stay at Case Vacanze Borgo Marina in Imperia. The owner was extremely kind and welcoming, making the experience even better. The property is well located, just a short walk from the city center and the port, which was very convenient. I would definitely recommend it to anyone visiting Imperia.

Très bonne localisation, très près des plages et des restaurants, tout en étant au calme. Lieu très propre et fonctionnel.

Месторасположение очень хорошее! Бесплатный пляж в пяти минутах ходьбы, до бесплатной парковки 300 метров!

Прежде всего винтовая лестница до спального места, очень неудобно! Скудные кухонные принадлежности, нет кофеварки, нет микроволновой печи. Нет балкона. Кондиционер в спальне очень старый и очень шумный, ночью невозможно включить.

The apartment is nice and corresponds to the photos. The owner Mirko helped with taxi, waited for us from the station at a late time for which a special thank you. Near the house is a shop with fruit, vegetables, cheese, spaghetti...which is very convenient. Large beautiful and free beach 5 minutes walk away.

Everything about the place is good, the location is so so perfect right at the harbour and 5 minutes from beaches and shops, 12 restaurants and 4 different gelato places, gym. The space was practical and comfortable.

One can always nit pick about a place even when it's amazing. All I would recommend is more pillows, some wine glasses a better cutting knife but other than these very small things the place was awesome.

If you’re looking to be truly amazed — this is the apartment for you. Let me break it down for you. We rented this place for 7 days and were genuinely shocked at how many basic things we had to buy ourselves — things that should’ve obviously been included. Let’s start with salt. Yes, salt. (There was no sugar either, but we didn’t need it — thankfully.) Now tell me, who uses an entire 500g pack of salt in a week? No one. But guess what? You still have to go out, buy it, use a teaspoon of it, and then either throw it away or pack it with you on your 1,500 km journey back home. Delightful, isn’t it? Now repeat that logic with cleaning supplies. Like toilet cleaner — I mean, some people do like to keep the toilet clean while they’re staying somewhere for a week. But not here. We asked the owner if there was any cleaning product available. No reply. Zero. Nada. Maybe the owner assumed we’d buy it ourselves and leave it behind as a generous gift for the next lucky guests? Same with laundry detergent. None provided. So yeah — a quick trip to the store for a €50 shopping spree on salt, detergent, toilet cleaner, etc. All for just a few uses. And then straight into the trash. What a sustainable approach! Let’s talk about the mop. Oh yes, the legendary mop. Because, you know, people stay here for A WEEK. They walk around. Things get dirty. And guess what — they might want to clean the floor! We asked about a mop (not even mentioning a vacuum cleaner — which, believe me, has never even visited this place). Silence. Again. Beautiful silence from the host. Now to the toilet paper. We were three people. For seven days. And we were graced with a single opened roll of toilet paper. Standard size. You can guess what we did. That’s right — off to the store again! The iron? A total disaster. So bad, it ruined a T-shirt. The bed and the sofa bed? Uncomfortable is an understatement. The sofa’s basically a piece of furniture begging to be retired.

Location is very good