We had a wonderful stay at Hotel Baia di Levanto. It’s a charming, privately owned hotel in the beautiful town of Levanto — perfectly located away from the crowded tourist spots of the Italian Riviera. Massimo, the owner, was amazing — incredibly friendly, relaxed, and helpful, which made our stay even more special. We were traveling with our two kids and our room was spacious, recently refurbished, and tastefully decorated with an opera theme (each room is named after an aria). Although officially a 1-star hotel, the experience felt far above that. It offered all the expected comforts at a very reasonable price for the area, especially in the middle of August. Our room overlooked the square, and the hotel is just a stone’s throw from the Casino di Levanto and the beach — literally a one-minute walk. Overall, we loved our experience and would highly recommend Hotel Baia di Levanto to anyone looking for an authentic and comfortable stay in this beautiful part of Italy.

The hotel is on the first floor with no lift, so if you have a lot of luggage it might be a bit of a workout. Parking is also limited and the entrance can be tricky to find with GPS as it’s inside a limited-traffic zone. These are really minor things, though — they didn’t detract at all from our great experience.

My experience at Hotel Baia di Levanto was absolutely outstanding! The hotel's location is simply unbeatable - just steps away from Levanto Beach and right in the heart of the charming town center, making it the perfect base for exploring both Levanto and the nearby Cinque Terre villages. I must give special thanks to Massimo, who truly went above and beyond to make our stay exceptional. He was incredibly reactive and helpful with everything we needed. His assistance with parking was particularly appreciated - he provided perfect directions to find the hotel's private parking area (which can be tricky in these small Italian coastal towns) and even allowed us to keep our car parked longer than our checkout time, which made our departure day so much more relaxed and enjoyable.

nothing. I was surprised that they only are a 1 star hotel.

the style and age of the building reminded of times past, minimallistic in style but very suitable to the needs of this type of vacation, the host was friendly and readily available to meet any requirements. Location wise right in the heary of what was occurring locally, with the hustle and bustle of local and vacation life intermigled outside the front and viewed from an idyllic balcony location with a constant buzz of passers by. Levanto is well worth a visit and a great location to view the Cinque Terre from by train or boat.

breakfast was a disapointment in its lack of options and what seemed a need to overcook and sprinkle with sugar the croisants but i can live with that as i rarely eat breakfast anyway. Thicker walls or soundproofing to the next door room would have been our only improvement

Great location, Massimo is a great host. Really beautiful building in the city center near restaurants, beaches and walking trails. Room is big and clean. We left early early in the morning and were upgraded for the breakfast to a great place nearby (great value and service at the café).

Great location near restaurants mean a bit noisy but nothing a good pairs of earplugs can solve. The bathroom is a bit old fashioned and a bit of refreshment will make everything perfect.

I loved the location of this accommodation, because it’s really in the center and quite close to the beach. Every gadgets worked properly especially the air conditioner that was lifesaving during the hot days. I was provided with fresh beddings, towels and everything that’s needed in a bathroom regularly. A small terrace belongs to the accomodation that was good for the dinners.

We booked it for three people, and to tell the truth it’s rather comfortable for two. The single bed is a kind of “folding bed” directly in the kitchen, which is not so comfortable. We booked this accomodation because of the price, to save more money for visiting the cinque terre and surrounding attractions so we didn’t care how comfortable the beds were, but if you want to rather relax it’s good to know. The window right next to the duoble-bed faces the neighbour’s terrace and doesn’t insulate the noise properly so I Could hear the converstaions and noises in the neighbour’s garden. Within the flat some walls are not fully plastered, despite it everything is clean, but it gives the rooms a cheaper look.

Perfect location, close to the beach, the train station and all the shops and restaurants. Room was clean and nice, with a balcony, and air con was good. Car park is perfect. Massimo was very good at giving us all the useful information.

The hotel is a bit hard to find, there is only a little sign that you don’t see until you are right in front of the building door. Not the hotel fault but our room was on the front of the building and was noisy all night (people talking loud in the street until 2 am, then garbage trucks around 5 am), if you want a quiet room ask for the ones that are behind. I was a bit shocked by the manager’s office that is wide opened 24/7, even when he wasn’t there, with piles of photocopies of passeports and credit cards bills everywhere, on every shelf and table, to be seen by anyone. Obviously data protection is completely non-existent in that hotel….

We booked this last minute, and chose because of the reviews. as we wanted to spend some more time in Cinque Terre. It did not disappoint. The location was perfect - central to everything. The room was brand new - the ac worked wonderfully. Most importantly, Massimo was a tremendous host! He was joyful and welcoming took care of us like we were family. We plan to be back this fall!

Perfect location. Not far to the beach and the train. The big blue hotel door faces the main square/park and is just a few feet to the right of the Dolce Vita restaurant where the good hotel breakfast is served. Just press the buzzer for Massimo, the host who speaks English well. AC worked well. No mosquitoes that we saw. Bathroom was big and nice with great shower.

We loved that it was right outside a square where people sat and congregated. We also loved that it was very close to the beach. Room was great and we had a wonderful time using Levanto as a jumping point to get to Cinque Terre.

We would have loved a little more options for breakfast. It was simple and enough to eat but it would have been nice to have some hot food options.

We loved the location of the property; it is across the park in the center of town and not too far from the train station. Lots of restaurants nearby and close to the beach. The hotel is in an old building with charm. Staff were friendly and accommodating.