Locanda Del Borgo

Small hotel in the countryside, away from the summer chaos but very close to the beach. We stayed to visit the Cinque Terre, but the paths that start from Riva are wonderful: Punta Manara and Punta Baffe deserve several days of excursions.

I stopped for a few days for work in Sestri Levante in this structure. Very quiet, excellent breakfast, competitive price. The car park is large enough to accommodate vans. I will come back again for future appoin**ents

Stay away from this place! Cozy rooms and top location! However, the staff was not very helpful, especially when we found WORMS, moths and who knows what beasts in the breakfast! In the yogurt with cereals, after 4 bites I notice that there is something moving in the cup, I practically feel like vomiting, I take the cup to the dining room staff and she made the cup disappear saying that there was nothing there! We ran away after just one night and they even wanted us to pay for the entire stay, but instead we saved them the complaint and paid for the night anyway! But we definitely won't be back and we don't recommend it to everyone! I also add the dirty rooms, but at this point, it was just a detail

Beautiful accommodation just above Riva Trigoso. Very welcoming, excellent cleanliness and very good breakfast. 5 minutes from the sea. Suitable for families. The nearby cellar is worth a visit. Recommended for those who want tranquility, very beautiful and large rooms, excellent cleanliness and with the availability of a small garden. Possibility of half board.

I a perfect location, professional person and available for any eventuality. Clean, welcoming, it satisfies every need. Magnificent view and very close to all services. In short, all top I highly recommend.

We stayed at this property for our summer holidays. We preferred it to others because it was outside the center and far enough from the sea to be safe. Although it is almost on a hill, you can be on the seashore in a few minutes on foot or by bus or even reach the center of Sestri or the other towns on the Riviera by train. The cuisine, mainly based on fish, is refined and the excellent raw materials are treated with care (I personally recommend the paccheri with seared tuna and cherry tomatoes). The rooms, few of them, are clean, bright, spacious and all different from each other (in ours the shower was a little small but that's okay). Outside there are tables, a stone table and bench and small beaches (deckchairs) for relaxing while looking at the sea. A plus is represented by Barbara who, in addition to managing the structure with grace and elegance, is an inexhaustible source of information and precious advice on how and when to visit the surroundings. Access to the car park is a little sacrificed, entry is a little difficult the first time if you don't know how to take the curve.