We booked a room for 3 nights at the end of April using the www.arbaspaa.com agency mentioned in previous reviews and also had no problems. We paid 60 € per night, for the room without a view. It’s very easy to catch the shuttle bus up the hill to Corniglia – you can get a schedule from the train station... More

-weather was hot, you have to go to the beach, or make a trip on the via dell'amore, which is a hiking way between the villages. we've been on a boat trip to monterosso, the beach is the best here. maybe corniglia is more peaceful than the other villages, beacuse the boat which goes between the villages doesn't stop here.... More

We stayed for 7 nights. The room (green room) as ok and because it was very warm we got after the first night the only ventilator (there is no airco). Very useful. The owner we only met the second day and although friendly, she was invisible for the rest of our stay. Difficult to communicate. The place immediately under the... More

My wife and I try to travel each summer to a major city and include a few days of hiking and food in a remote village. This year we chose Rome and the area north known as Cinque Terre. It was our first visit to northern Italy. Our priorities in selecting a place to stay included: cleanliness, views of ocean,... More

we stayed for 2 nights at La Torre ...very cozy place...there is only 4 rooms with a terrasse on the roof...considering Europe, it is very clean place, the room is big and the bathroom is americanized!!... it is in the center of the village,,, the owners were very nice and when you get to the village they will come meet... More

Corniglia is the loveliest (and smallest) of the towns of Cinque Terre owing to its difficult approach up more than 300 steps from the station. Often passed over by the hoards that converge on the more easily accessible towns, there is a sleepy charm to Corniligia. Part of this charm must certainly include La Torre. Perched at the top of... More