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Locanda Il Maestrale, Cinque Terre Hotels
18th-century hotel with cozy rooms, a flower-filled terrace, complimentary snacks, and proximity to the beach
Locanda il Maestrale presents a unique lodging experience within the charming historic center of Monterosso al Mare. Housed in a beautifully preserved 18th-century building, this delightful hotel is meticulously managed by its passionate owners, Stefania and Giovanni. They have masterfully created an atmosphere that seamlessly blends the comforts of modern hospitality with the captivating allure of the building’s significant history.
The hotel’s location in Monterosso al Mare is truly exceptional, offering unparalleled convenience to guests. You’ll find yourself just a leisurely stroll away from a vibrant selection of local restaurants and enticing shops, allowing for effortless exploration and discovery. Furthermore, the inviting beach is a mere two-minute walk, providing easy access to the refreshing Ligurian Sea. The pier, a central point for boat departures to the other picturesque medieval villages that dot the coastline, is also just a short distance away.
At Locanda il Maestrale, guests can choose from three distinct room types, each offering a unique ambiance and level of comfort: Standard, Economy, and Superior. Each room has been thoughtfully and individually decorated and furnished, reflecting a commitment to providing a personalized experience. The Superior room stands out with its remarkable frescoed ceiling, a beautifully preserved feature dating back to the 1700s, offering a glimpse into the building’s rich past.
Regardless of the room type selected, all accommodations at Locanda il Maestrale are fully equipped with simple yet comfortable bedding, complemented by elegant wood furnishings and adorned with bright yellow walls and tile floors, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.
Guests can also take advantage of the inviting terrace, lavishly adorned with multicolored flowers, providing a breathtaking view of the historic town center of Monterosso al Mare. It’s the perfect spot for unwinding after a day of exploration, perhaps with a glass of local wine in hand. Enjoy a complimentary afternoon snack consisting of tea, coffee, freshly squeezed juice, and a delectable dessert. Each morning, Locanda il Maestrale serves a rich and satisfying breakfast buffet on a large terrace, providing the perfect start to your day. To further enhance your stay, the hotel provides complimentary beach towels, umbrellas, and helpful maps, ensuring you have everything you need to fully enjoy your time in Monterosso al Mare and the surrounding Cinque Terre region.
Hotel Information
3-star Hotel
+39 3384530531
Via Roma 37
https://locandamaestrale.net/?lang=en
Free wifi
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