Hotel Villa Adriana

Hotel located 100 on a side street close to the main area along the beach. The staff are very friendly & helpful Our main reason for selecting this hotel was the secure parking with is located at the front of the hotel. Hotel consists of two builds 3 stories high built up a hill, access to reception is up a steep path to the left with 2 steps then an incline followed by 14 steps, not really suited for large bags. The other option is to go to the right with no steps, we checked in first & was given a room in the second building were we could drive our small car up the right path making it much easier for us. The rooms are of standard size vinyl floor , with a compact bathroom. No tissues or no tea / coffee making facility etc in room. There is a small fridge in the room. Aircon on heat works for a while but then reverts to cool air. There is a small church & a lovely fresh water tap outside to fill your water bottles. Dinner is available each night at a very reasonable rate, the small menu changes daily, you must make your decision during the day. one night we dined in, I had duck in orange sauce with grilled veggies cooked perfectly & very tasty. My wife had a sage & butter ravioli also very nice. The breakfast is well catered for with lovely fresh fruit etc,etc, pan cooked mushrooms tomato's belly bacon mini Frankfurt's & scramble & boiled eggs of cause look warm at best like everywhere else. An exceptional offer in which they are very proud of. and rightly so.

What a lovely hotel. Quiet with very well kept gardens and plenty of places to sit and relax outside. Every member of staff we came across was delightful. The room was well thought out, very clean and there was even a radiator set to take the evening chill off the bathroom - so often bathrooms are pretty uncomfortable if the weather isn't good. The breakfast buffet was excellent offering fresh fruit - wonderful pieces of large kiwis and pineapple - cereals, eggs and a variety of pastries. And the hotel is only 5 minutes walk from Monterosso so great for arriving with cases. There's plenty of parking for the European guests who have come by car. We had a very nice 5 day stay, thank you.

While my single was more like a dorm room than a five star hotel, it was clean, breakfast was good and only a short walk from the beach. I also love my little terrace. I’m fact, it was a short walk from everything. The price could not beat! I was so happy to have read about them in my Rick Steves book.

Very good place to stay for travelling and hiking in Cinque Terre. Very good cost ratio friendly service and good breakfast. Recommended for single travellers as they have single rooms. Dinner was really good. Close to train station and short walk to the old town

First stay in hotel Adriana, great location close to the station, old town and of course the beach. I choose the half board and got treated to a very tasty 4 course evening meals, very good value and saved looking for restaurants after long and tiring days of hiking. Perhaps the most positive characteristic of this hotel are the very kind and friendly personal, who made my stay even more enjoyable. As a solo traveller I was well looked after and the service was excellent. My single en-suite room with shower was clean and comfortable, had a small balcony and nice views of the See and the surrounding hills. Overall I recommend this hotel, for anyone looking to base themselves in Monterosso, ideal for the hikes and swim. Hotel has it’s own pool and the beach is only a few minutes walk.

I would recommend this accommodation if you are staying in Monterosso. It’s very well situated close to restaurants and bars. It’s approx. 10 min walk to the train station and approx 3 min walk to the beach. The rooms are fairly basic but very clean. The staff are very pleasant and accommodating. Breakfast is basic but serves a purpose before you set out to explore cirque terre. The pool area is small but more than adequate to relax before or after a long day out and about

We had an excellent stay at the Villa Adriana. Lovely staff who are so helpful. Beautiful, peaceful gardens and a pool. The rooms are very clean and comfortable, with air con, shutters. Wi-Fi is good. The buffet breakfasts are absolutely excellent. Evening meals are superb and very good value for 4 courses. I can’t praise it enough.

I stayed for 6 nights with a group of female friends. We had 3 twin rooms and a single room. All rooms were very clean, had comfortable beds, fridge, safe and balconies to sit out on. The rooms were cleaned and replenished with supplies daily. There was a lift to the bedrooms. The breakfast was lively with a very good choice and provided gluten free products for a member of our group. All the staff encountered were very friendly and helpful. We got advice from them on walking routes also. The hotel was 6 minutes walk from the train station and beach. The start of the old town was approx. 10 minutes walk. We had a great stay and would recommend to families and friends and will stay if we return. There was a swimming pool and car park that we did not use.

Situated in the heart of the new town of Monterosso al Mare, this hotel is very convenient for walking around both the old and the new town or getting to the train station or the beach. There are a lot of restaurants nearby. The room was good and clean, the bathroom was a good size and the balcony actually looked out over the sea and the mountain-side, which was very nice. The breakfast was wonderful, with lots of choices and good service. Eating on the open porch in the morning air was great. There is a lot of parking here, though the entrance gate is a bit small. If I had one complaint, it would have to be that there is a long, steep walk from the parking to the actual hotel and it is difficult to bring your luggage up. You can drive your car up there but you either have to have a very small car or you have to drive out of the gate, turn around and drive straight through the gate and onto the steep drive to make it. You won't be able to make it from the parking area. We'd stay here again if in the area but be warned that most of the hiking trails connecting the villages of the Cinque Terre together are closed and you have to take the train from one to the other.....