The location was great. in my opinion, Vernazza is the best town to stay in out of the 5. It was clean and they provided plenty of towels, mini fridge, and shower gels. I loved having my own place to come back to after long hikes compared to if I was in a hostel.

I could see how the shower would be too small for some people. make sure to have a towel on the floor bc water will spill out. Was expensive as a last minute stay but that’s understandable for cinque terre

It has a great location, very close to the train station and to the beach. The cleanliness of the room.

The room is too small for the price paid, specially the shower cabin, you need to shower yourself with the curtain inside which is very unpleasant and if you shower yourself like that curtain stick to your body and make it very unpleasant, otherwise if you dont do like that all the water will be all around the bathroom floor (there's no drain for the water to go out) you need to put towels all around so your tiny bathroom don't be full of water and if you need more towels you need to pay for them, because they said they charge you for extra ones. You can hear everything your neighboors do, specifically door slaming in very late hours of the night. There are not basic kitchen items such as spoon, forks or knives in case you want to make yourself a sandwich.

good location

The place was tiny. I could touch both walls standing in the middle of the room. It wasn’t kept very clean. there were spiders (I woke up to one in my bed). There were also bed bug stains which had been partially washed/bleached out of the sheets but were still visible. The shower was horrible. It was less than half a square meter and the curtain clings to you from inside, so you have zero space. Water spills everywhere. “Breakfast” is not included — they leave a few crackers and a refillable tap water bottle. The hikes were pleasant but the villages were swarming with loud and obnoxious drunk tourists, who make quite a bit of noise all of which is audible from the room.