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  • £74

    Average price per night

    Hotel Villa Gentile, Levanto

    Hotel Villa Gentile

    Levanto

    9.2 Superb 371 reviews
    Description Situated in Levanto, Hotel Villa Gentile offers a garden. This 1-star hotel offers a tour desk and free WiFi. Guest rooms in the hotel are equipped with a TV.
    Review

    "the owner was a lovely lady, very helpful with suggestions of what to do and see. The hotel is 'old world' but very well presented and very clean. Breakfast was very nice, and we could sit outside..."

    Martin. New Zealand

  • £90

    Average price per night

    Hotel Marina, Monterosso al Mare

    Hotel Marina

    Monterosso al Mare

    9.0 Superb 362 reviews
    Description Located just a few steps from the beach, Hotel Marina offers accommodation in Monterosso al Mare, in the Cinque Terre National Park.
    Review

    "Awesome friendly and helpful staff, easy walk from the train station, breakfast is freshly made omelette or crepe made to order, room was clean and comfortable - would have loved to stay longer!"

    Alex. New Zealand

  • £118

    Average price per night

    Hotel Marina Piccola, Manarola

    Hotel Marina Piccola

    Manarola

    9.1 Superb 410 reviews
    Description A 2-minute walk from Manarola’s rocky beaches, Hotel Marina Piccola features air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi access. It is characterised by the stone walls contrasting with the modern...
    Review

    "Great location at seafront, modern and convenient room and facilities. Friendly dog lives downstairs. Perfect restaurant with the same name is 10 meters from the entrance. Very glad we stayed here, would..."

    Artem Gadzhiev. Russia

  • £143

    Average price per night

    Ca' D'Andrean, Manarola

    Ca' D'Andrean

    Manarola

    9.2 Superb 407 reviews
    Description Set in the popular Cinque Terre Park, 400 metres from the coastline, Ca' D'Andrean is in central Manarola. It offers free Wi-Fi throughout, a garden with tables and chairs, and a bar.
    Review

    "Village itself and 5 Terre area!"

    Maksymilian. Poland

  • £89

    Average price per night

    Piccolo Hotel, Moneglia

    Piccolo Hotel

    Moneglia

    9.0 Superb 294 reviews
    Description Offering an indoor pool and a sun terrace with free hot tub, family-run Hotel Piccolo is 20 metres from the seaside in Moneglia.
    Review

    "The wellness centre was really nice as was the breakfast."

    Genevieve. Netherlands

  • £110

    Average price per night

    Locanda Il Maestrale, Monterosso al Mare

    Locanda Il Maestrale

    Monterosso al Mare

    9.3 Superb 280 reviews
    Description With a pretty garden with flowers and sun loungers, Locanda Il Maestrale overlooks Monterosso al Mare's historic centre. Set in an 18th-century building, it is 500 metres from Monterosso Train...
    Review

    "The terrace with the vieuw was so wonderfull I asked mygirfriend to mary me there. The room was more than worhty to celebrate this event. Wonderfull room, nice staff and a great location!!!! Wonderfull..."

    Alex. Netherlands

  • £99

    Average price per night

    Hotel Il Saraceno, Volastra

    Hotel Il Saraceno

    Volastra

    9.3 Superb 413 reviews
    Description Hotel Il Saraceno is located in the small village of Volastra, in the Cinque Terre National Park. It offers a rooftop terrace and rooms with free Wi-Fi access.
    Review

    "Great host! Loved the little village in the mountain. Recommend the restaurant with only three tables (dont remember te name now but ask the receptionist."

    Miriell. Norway

  • £90

    Average price per night

    Hotel Bagni Arcobaleno, Deiva Marina

    Hotel Bagni Arcobaleno

    Deiva Marina

    9.4 Superb 298 reviews
    Description Hotel Bagni Arcobaleno is located directly on the beach in Deiva Marina. It offers free sunbeds and parasols, a sun terrace, and free internet connection.
    Review

    "Extremely friendly and helpful staff. The room was very sizable. Clean. Decent breakfast. Good location in a cozy little town. -The nearby restaurant "Clipper" is very good."

    Erla Mjöll. Iceland

  • £91

    Average price per night

    Stella Della Marina, Monterosso al Mare

    Stella Della Marina

    Monterosso al Mare

    9.6 Exceptional 245 reviews
    Description Hotel Stella Della Marina Hotel is in the centre of Monterosso, part of the famous Cinque Terre Regional Park on the Ligurian coast.
    Review

    "Perfectly located in the old city center. Bay is located within 3 min walk Room was very clean. Breakfast is pretty decent. Nice and friendly host! Perfect price-quality ratio. Even exceed expectation."

    Elizaveta. Russia

  • £209

    Average price per night

    Park Hotel Argento, Levanto

    Park Hotel Argento This is a Preferred Partner property. It is committed to providing guests with a positive experience thanks to its commendable service and good value. This property may pay Booking.com a bit more to be in this Programme.

    Levanto

    9.4 Superb 429 reviews
    Description Offering a free wellness centre, and a panoramic terrace with large, outdoor hydromassage pool, Park Hotel Argento is 800 metres from Levanto Train Station.
    Review

    "Hotel is out of town but hotel offers excellent shuttle ( late model) & was readily available whenever we wanted it."

    Yvonne. New Zealand

Cinque Terre highlights

Monterosso al Mare
Monterosso’s spirited historical centre overflows with restaurants and cafés. Take a walk along the sea promenade with some Italian Gelato ice-cream.
Wine after hiking in Riomaggiore
Known for wines right out of its own vineyards, this picturesque village is perched high above the Ligurian Sea. The scenic Sentiero Azzurro hiking trail also begins here.
The colourful sun-soaked village of Vernazza
This charming hamlet invites you to stroll around its centre and sun tan on its modest beach. The fortress is a unique lookout point for panoramic views of coastal storms.
Corniglia and its hidden gem
Set atop a 100-metre-high promontory, Corniglia offers breathtaking views of the Cinque Terre National Park. Navigate the steep path to reach the hidden gem of Gùvano Beach.
Manarola's fresh catch
The market buzzes with life at the port off Manarola Street, with friendly chatter and haggling. Fishmongers peddle a variety of seafood, freshly caught by local fishermen.
Hiking in the vineyards of Cinque Terre National Park
This UNESCO-listed site celebrates harmonious teamwork between nature and humans in preserving a beautiful cultural landscape. The terraced vineyards make scenic hiking trails.
Diving adventures in the Cinque Terre Marine Protected Area
Home to an amazing variety of marine flora and fauna. Day and night diving tours mean beginners and experts can have an underwater adventure.
Denominazione di Origine Controllata (DOC) wines
The term denotes the highest classification for Italian wines. From Limoncino liqueur to sweet Sciacchetrà, the real taste of Cinque Terre flows through her DOC wines.
Five holy sites of Via dei Santuari
Dedicated to the Virgin Mary, the sanctuaries offer breathtaking sea views. Set on the hills of each Cinque Terre village, they're accessible by bike, horseriding or on foot.

Cliff-Hugging Beauty

One of Liguria’s most beautiful areas, the Cinque Terre are 5 UNESCO World Heritage-listed villages dramatically positioned on the Mediterranean coastline.

Each has a train station, but the most exhilarating way to visit the Cinque Terre is on foot. It’s not easy at times, but is definitely rewarding. The route starts (or finishes) at Riomaggiore, the southern-most village, home to a range of accommodation including a few Cinque Terre hotels on the beach.

The easy road between here and Manarola is called the Via dell’Amore, or Lovers’ Lane. Colourful Manarola houses hug the rocky cliffs overlooking the turquoise water below. The next village along is Corniglia, the only one not by the beach, but which offers panoramic views from its hilltop position.

Next is Vernazza, arguably the most picturesque of the 5, spread over a narrow promontory jutting into the sea and with a castle tower at its tip. Still very much a fishing village, it is centred around its small harbour and beach.

The longest beach is at Monterosso al Mare, the last town on the trail. Due to its location and easy access, it is home to what are possibly the best Cinque Terre hotels for families on Booking.com. However, whichever village you choose to stay in, you can expect wonderful views and fantastic food.