Fabienne

The owner was kind and would have let us leave early if the railway works had carried on. Her family were also lovely: they suggested places to visit, mentioned bike rentals, and even left us limoncello one evening. I stayed here in July 2020, during the post-pandemic period, so I can't give a fully representative review. Breakfast had to be pre-packaged. Our room was very nice, but without a terrace or balcony, it was hard to dry our swimsuits, and being right by the stairs made it a bit noisy. The location is handy, about halfway between the train station and the beach. We happened to be there during two nights of construction on the railway behind the apartment.

The cleanliness and attention to detail stood out most. The location is excellent, close to the train station, and despite that it was quiet. The train didn't bother me at all. Breakfast was great too, with warm croissants in the morning and when we came back from our excursions in the evening. I especially enjoyed the delicious limoncello. Everything was perfect at this B&B, and I'd highly recommend it, especially for a Cinque Terre visit.

Bonassola is a lovely village in its own right, with a pretty little beach and plenty of walks with breathtaking views. It's also a handy base for visiting the Cinque Terre. The room was nice, with a balcony and everything we needed except a TV. A few little things could be better: instead of so many breakfast sweets, they could serve some slices of delicious Ligurian focaccia.

The room wasn't very large, but it had everything I needed and came with a big terrace. The price was more than affordable for the season and location, and the owner and her family were courteous, with a lovely fondness for cats. I was happy with everything, especially the location and being able to park and forget about the car. I'm glad to recommend this B&B after my recent week in Bonassola. We'll be back.