L'ulivo

The best part was Walter and Sebastiano. They were so kind and always available, and gave us useful tips for affordable places to eat, free parking, and smart shopping. The home itself was clean, welcoming, and had everything we needed to feel at home. My fiancée and I stayed a few days and only wished there'd been a couple more towels, a minor thing that didn't spoil the stay. For Cinque Terre, the location worked really well. It's a 2-3 minute drive to Levanto train station, then a quick trip to the famous villages. It's a lovely quiet spot in Ligurian nature, away from the bustle but still close to everything. We'd definitely come back.

A charming, quiet place and a convenient base for seeing all the Cinque Terre villages. We found the accommodation easily, and the host gave us a very warm welcome. They also arranged a parking pass for both town and the train station.

We had a terrible stay, and the apartment wasn't worth what we paid. It smelled unpleasant and felt damp, and it was dirty. The bathroom fixtures were rusty and dirty, and the washing machine was very old. When we asked for the dehumidifier remote, we were told it only worked on cold mode, so they wouldn't give it to us.

It's a beautiful spot surrounded by cultivated fields, orchards, and vegetables, with real peace and quiet. The place was very clean, and the kitchenette had everything needed. We could eat outside on the terrace, which has a table and chairs. The price seemed fair, and I'd recommend it. There were only linens in the bathroom, no courtesy kit. There's no air conditioning, but despite mid-July temperatures around 35 degrees, we didn't feel we needed it in this location. Even at night and early morning, a sheet was enough.