B&B Angiò nel Cerè

Breakfast had plenty of sweet and savory choices, including local honey, and there was lots of information about the area in the shared space. We also really recommend Trattoria la Loggia, a few kilometers from the agriturismo. The food was delightful, and the hosts there were so welcoming and helpful. The farmhouse is a lovingly furnished, renovated 17th-century stone building, tucked away from the usual routes. Getting there means driving narrow, winding mountain roads, so I was glad my husband is a good driver. Our room had enough space for two, with a comfortable bed, an armoire, two bedside tables, a chair, stool, and suitcase rack. The bathroom had a fairly roomy shower and a bidet, and soap and shampoo were provided. I liked the little practical touches too, like a top sheet, spare pillows, and tissues in the bathroom. Outside the three upstairs rooms there’s a small shared area with a fridge holding beer, water, and canned spritzes for sale, plus a kettle, tea bags, cups, and glasses. A somewhat bigger table would have been handy, hosts. All in all, it was a great stay for a very reasonable price.

We wanted to see Cinque Terre without staying in a crowded tourist spot, and this quiet country place worked really well. It’s away from the busy coast, with birds and wildlife around, including deer and wild boars. The hosts were exceptionally friendly, and breakfast was great. Our room had an authentic feel, air conditioning, and a beautiful view. The historic house has just three lovely rooms.

The view over the area is amazing, and the owners were kind and helpful with advice on exploring nearby. Breakfast was delicious, with homemade things like honey and cake. A perfect place to stay.

The location is lovely, surrounded by nature, and the place was clean and hygienic. We slept comfortably, and the homemade breakfast featured local products. We spent three days here while visiting Cinque Terre. Our car broke down on the way to the B&B, but after we called, the very friendly hosts arranged dinner for us at Luisa's, then picked us up and drove us back. They also helped us several times with trips to La Spezia. Maria had lots of great tips for the area.