"Fabulous room with large patio and stunning views !
Host was very helpful and made us feel at home in this very unique destination…
Couldn’t have been better!!!"
"Location: a little outside Levanto city center, with a convenient shuttle.
Room: the room is spacious but outdated. The bathroom is blind and smells linger. The towel warmer only works in winter when the heating system is on. It would be better to have an electric one that works with a button.
Minibar is very expensive. Almost insultingly expensive. I had a bottle of prosecco (250ml) of medium low quality and it was €35! Outrageous.
Spa: excellent spa. Did not use the massage, did not use the pool. Just sauna, steam room and sensorial shower, all great.
Breakfast is medium. Nothing special.
Grounds: meticulously kept. The property is nice.
In the garage they have a bike stand and chargers (just the outlet) to charge e-bike.
It’s pricey, I give it a 4 out of 5."
"The bed was not the most comfortable, but you can't beat to convenience of the location, especially if you are planning on traveling to Cinque Terre. I would recommend using this as a base and using the trains to travel to Monterrosso and then taking the ferry or walking down the route. If you plan to spend your whole day out and just use this for sleeping, it's perfect. If you're not used to any noise, the trains are a little loud, but it was actually surprisingly quiet for the location."
"We stayed in room 3, which did not have a proper door. It was more like a sliding door with tainted windows, so sound and light travelled a lot from the hallway. One night other people that were staying at the Vernazza Apartments came in around 2 am and were pretty loud, even knocking on our door and wanting to open our apartment!
The apartment was clean, however we only had one roll of toilet paper and a tiny bar of soap. There were no refills as there is no human being to contact with, only a What's App chat bot. Lots of steep steps to go up so keep that in mind.
I would probably try to get another apartment that has views of the ocean if I return to Vernazza."
"L'emplacement est magnifique, loin des regards, une vue exceptionnelle. Les déjeuners "maison" sont de bonnes qualité. Les seuls "hic" sont la distance avec le village de Vernazza et l'accès. Le transport en commun de soir est à 19:00, donc pas de marge de manoeuvre. L'hôtel devrait donner plus de détails sur le transport et l'accès. Sentier pédestre assez difficile pour accéder au village, mais vue imprenable. Chambre petite. Les proprios sont très gentils et serviables. Belle expérience."
"Nous avons adoré notre chambre vue sur la mer. le Happy Hour est génial. Le seul bémol est l'accès à l'hôtel qui est dans les hauteurs et difficile de se rendre à pied avec nos valises. Mais il y a un shuffle pour nous rendre. Ce n'est pas inscrit sur leur site. Vous devez l'inscrire svp car on l'aurait pris ce shuffle, Et attention, il n'y a pas de resto sur place sauf pour le déjeuner qui est excellent. Alors pour aller au restos, vous avez à marcher et surtout descendre au centre ville."
"A clean quiet room. A beautiful hotel with high ceilings and marble stair ways. Not close to amenities, 5-10 minute drive. The hotel lacks a sign outside."
"Loved this property. So quiet and peaceful. Staff was lovely and very helpful. They recommended everything we needed to know about touring the area. They gave us a parking pass for the train station and recommended a good grocery store"
If you're planning an adventure to Pontremoli, booking a spot at a motorhome park is an excellent way to see the area. Travellers like this area for both its spas and its mountain views. After you've settled in at the caravan park in Pontremoli, get out into nature and make it a memorable trip.
What are some of the best caravan parks near Pontremoli?
Camping Musetti Angela is a highly recommended caravan park for your road trip, featuring free self-parking and free WiFi. If you've fallen in love with the idea of a home on wheels, you might enjoy the barbecue grills and playground available at this campsite. Other recommended caravan parks include Glamping Degli Ulivi and Greenchalets Ameglia - Campsite.
What should I see when I'm in Pontremoli?
If you're looking for some ways to explore Pontremoli while making the most of your travel budget, this destination has lots to offer. Spots where you'll find natural beauty on display include Cisa Pass and Appennino Tosco-Emiliano National Park. Other places not to be missed include Museum of the Lunigiana Stele Statues, Castello di Piagnaro and Pontremoli Bell Tower.
What's it like to stay in a Pontremoli caravan park?
Staying at a motorhome park is a budget-friendly choice if you're driving to Pontremoli. This kind of accommodation offers you a large space to park your caravan and stay the night where you're often surrounded by beautiful scenery. Many caravan parks are located close to hiking trails and lakes, which makes it convenient to get out and enjoy nature.