Find all hotels by Independent in Lavaggiorosso from SAR 373

"Next time I go to Rome I will stay here! "

"This hotel was very affordable and on a great location. Super close to La Spezia Centrale train station with great access to Cinque Terre transportation. Continental breakfast was awesome with unlimited coffee. The room was kind of small, but super clean every day. Totally recommmended."

"Seems to be in an area going through a revamp. Not unsafe, but"

"The place is right next to the La Spezia train station which is very convenient for everything. Restaurants and coffees shops are abundant. The room is cvery clean and welcoming. The staff is very friendly and great"

"The best place to stay "

"This was one of our favorite stays on our trip. Nothing beats the view of the ocean and watching the clouds roll in with the church bell chiming in the background. Continental breakfast was great for the price of free. The only thing worth advising is that there are A LOT of steps to get up to the hotel, and with baggage it is not a task to be taken lightly. There is a second elevator in the town that would have solved this problem, but it is still closed for renovation. We managed though, and enjoyed our stay. Friendly staff and amazing location."

"A great location to explore Cinque Terre from. The hotel is in the new side of Montarosso. We went at the end of March. It was getting busy with day tourists. I can’t imagine how the area is in high season. The staff was great, helpful and provided a little authentic history of the area. "

"Best place I stayed in Italy. Host met us near the train station. He even helped us with our luggage. Provided information and history of the area. The views from the room are the best in cinque terre. "

"Around a 10 minute walk from the train station and centrally located for restaurants and bars and around a 10 minute walk to the port. Check in is at a different location just around the corner and staff were friendly and helpful. Comfy bed, quiet location and great bakery just across the street. "