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"Great location in La Spezia, just a 10 minute walk from the train station. Very centrally located in the main town area, close to supermarkets and lots of restaurants. Easy communication in the lead up to check in, and friendly cleaning staff. Modern and clean room - something to note is that the shower is very tight (coming from an average sized female). Not fully soundproofed, you get a bit of street noise and can hear the floor above when they move around but didn't affect my sleep at all. This was the perfect base to explore Cinque Terre, wish we could have stayed longer! "

"Fantastic 5* place. Excellent facilities for families with young kids. Super friendly and accommodating staff. Extremely clean rooms and facilities. Beautiful grounds. Restaurant food is great and accommodating for dietary requirements. Only downside is that the beach is basically inaccessible, you can’t even see it. There are loads of private beach clubs blocking it from public access."

"My wife and I stayed the night here, the front desk was very helpful and even gave us the perfect supper spot to go. Room was big, bed was big, shower was big we even had a patio. Would stay here again and recommend it to others. "

"Hotel was amazing and staff were brilliant! Location is great. Breakfast as stunning as the views!"

"My husband and and I spent a week here in April. We LOVED our stay. If you're looking for a Hilton or Marriot, you will be disappointed. You are in Europe. The rooms are smaller, the shower is small, and the breakfast is simple. The location is 10/10, a few minutes from the train station, tons of dining options and a few steps ftom the most beautiful beach. Get a room with balcony looking at the sea. The room was small, but confortable. Safe. Clean. And the staff were very helpful. The value was incredible, and a perfect spot to explore Cinque Terre. Stay here!!!"

"The staff were lovely, kind, and knowledgeable. The apartment was clean and quiet with lots of natural light! This apartment didn’t have a view of the sea, but it did have a lovely terrace that you could see Riomaggiore from. And just steps away was the Wonderful shared terrace with a view of the sea!! I also must say the breakfast was incredible. Included things that might be typical for American breakfast (hardboiled eggs, cereal, fruit, yogurt, toast) as well as Italian breakfast (meats, cheeses, croissants, baked goods, Nutella) including freshly made cappuccinos etc. Loved this place and highly recommend! A couple things to note: the queen bed is two twins pushed together and they did kind of separate throughout the night which was a little awkward. Also, the elevators for getting up the hill are broken most the time and the option is to carry your bags up a steep hill for a long way. That said, you can get local Roberto to drive your luggage up and then the walk is actually not bad at all, pretty beautiful. Villa Argentina will send you Roberto‘s number in an email. €10 was a good price to not have to carry my luggage all the way up the hill! "

"Staff was super helpful and inviting. Loved this area. It was a cute town with great markets, shopping and friendly people. Right near train station and a couple of stops from cinque terra. Hotel was so beautiful and unique. Would love to go back. "

"Nice clean hotel. Alex was very helpful from the front desk. Drinks were good, but the offering for dinner was a little sparse. A bit out of the way, but not bad. Very walkable from the bus. Beautiful and safe area. comfortable bed and nice hot shower with rain head"

"Excellent stay! "