The Villa Adriana is in Fegina, the newer part of Monterosso al Mare. It scores high on convenience because they have car parking and it's walking distance from Monterosso station with no stairs to climb. My room was furnished in a basic but practical way, and the little balcony is a nice bonus. The breakfast buffet was good, better than... More

We loved our two nights at the Villa Adriana. It is in a quiet part of town but you can still walk to everywhere. We drove in and don't regret it, although it is a challenging drive. Everyone at the Front Desk was helpful, especially Simonetta. Although the hotel is in an old building, it felt fresh and modern. Our... More

The location of this hotel is perfect: a short stroll from the new town centre (and the train station), in a quiet area. The rooms are basic but comfortable. The staff was very friendly and helpful. They speak at least German, English and French. They gave us good advice and fulfilled all our requirements. At last, we enjoyed the food:... More

After traveling around Italy and experiencing very congested rooms, Adriana was a nice change! The room was spacious and even had a balcony. I lucked out and had the best room in the hotel - view of the sea! The breakfast was amazing (hard boiled eggs, fresh pastries from the oven, yogurt, granola, apples, juices, cappuccino), N. American style for... More

We were very pleased, pleasant reception, clean, fine room, swimming pool, and most important quiet. However the areas, including the bar, and the too many places where food is served are uncomfortable, too much light as if in Korea. Breakfast in minimal but accepatable in Italy. They do serve dinner too if you are prepared to make a selection at... More

Went with the group County Travel Sweden that very often have great value for money. BUT this Villa is more then great. Kind, helpsam staff, realxed beds and tasty dinners.

I couldn't fault this hotel, where we stayed in October 2011. I was travelling with a girl friend but we preferred our own rooms. This hotel was once a nunnery and nuns and priests still take their holidays here, not that we came across any. Plenty of single rooms as it was set up for the nuns many years ago.... More

Single female travelling on her own, managed to find the Adriana from the train station. All you do is ask.Basically get off the train head down to the main walkway in Monterosso and turn to your right and walk along the sidewalk going towards the end of the village. You will come to what appears to be the last vehicle... More

The first thing to love about this hotel is that you can park your car there is you are driving. My husband, daughter and I drove from Tuscany and this was one of the very few hotels that has parking. Of course the car stayed parked the entire time because you can't drive in the Cinque Terra. The grounds are... More