Where Hotels
Actually Exist

Porto Roca sits above the village, clinging to rock with terraces that drop toward the sea. The rooms open onto Mediterranean panoramas that justify the prices. This is where you stay when you want to watch sunrise from bed and understand why people pay for position.

Where the cliff becomes your balcony

Il Maestrale occupies a building in Monterosso's centro storico, offering the kind of intimate boutique experience that chain hotels cannot replicate. The rooms are individually designed, the breakfast is personal, and the location puts you steps from the old town's best restaurants.

Where the old town becomes home

La Colonnina sits in Fegina, between the beach and the train station. This is practical luxury: you can be on the sand in two minutes, on a train in three. The rooms are tasteful, the service is attentive, and the location makes everything easy.

Where convenience meets comfort

Villa Steno sits above Monterosso, surrounded by gardens that make the Mediterranean heat bearable. The rooms are traditional, the breakfast terrace is shaded by citrus trees, and the walk to the beach provides morning exercise.

Where the garden is the view

Agavi offers something rare: affordable rooms with legitimate sea views. The accommodations are simple—no frills, no pretense—but the terrace surveys the coast with the same vista that expensive hotels charge three times as much for.

Where budget meets beauty

Luna di Marzo takes the B&B concept and refines it. Each room is thoughtfully designed, the breakfast is curated rather than routine, and the hosts anticipate needs before you articulate them. This is boutique hospitality at its most personal.

Where care is the luxury