Hotels in Cinque Terre National Park
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Top 5 hotels in Cinque Terre National Park at a glance
- The Poet Hotel — 4-star hotel in La Spezia Historic Centre. Guest rating: 9.2/10 — Wonderful.
- Grand Hotel Portovenere — 5-star hotel in Portovenere. Guest rating: 9.4/10 — Exceptional.
- Hotel Souvenir — 2-star hotel in Borgo Antico. Guest rating: 9.0/10 — Wonderful.
- Park Hotel Argento — 4-star hotel in Levanto. Guest rating: 9.6/10 — Exceptional.
- Pensione Sorriso — Located in Vernazza. Guest rating: 9.4/10 — Exceptional.
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The Poet Hotel
The Poet Hotel
Grand Hotel Portovenere
Grand Hotel Portovenere
Hotel Souvenir
Hotel Souvenir
Park Hotel Argento
Park Hotel Argento
Pensione Sorriso
Pensione Sorriso
Santuario Nostra Signora di Soviore
Santuario Nostra Signora di Soviore
Hotel Suisse Bellevue
Hotel Suisse Bellevue
Hotel Firenze E Continentale
Hotel Firenze E Continentale
Hotel della Baia
Hotel della Baia
Hotel Porto Roca
Hotel Porto Roca
Resort Costa Morroni
Resort Costa Morroni
AllegroItalia La Spezia
AllegroItalia La Spezia
CDH Hotel La Spezia
CDH Hotel La Spezia
Hotel Al Terra di Mare
Hotel Al Terra di Mare
Albergo Palazzo Costa
Albergo Palazzo Costa
Luna di Marzo
Luna di Marzo
Grand Hotel Torre Fara
Grand Hotel Torre Fara
Villa Accini
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Five pastel villages cling to impossible cliffs where the Italian Alps plunge dramatically into the Mediterranean. The famous coastal path between them offers views that make even seasoned travelers stop mid-stride. Monterosso's beach provides the perfect reward after conquering the trail's steps. In Vernazza, fishermen still mend nets beside gelato-eating tourists in the tiny harbor. Manarola's vineyards create terraced masterpieces on near-vertical slopes. Riomaggiore's rainbow-colored houses stack like a child's blocks above crashing waves. Corniglia, the rebel, perches high above the water, requiring 382 steps but repaying the effort with the coast's most spectacular vistas. Arrive by train - the villages ban cars with an enthusiasm that borders on glee.

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