Warm welcome, yet the room had poor sound insulation.
Jean-louisHace 3 semanas
Chiusavecchia·9.4
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Nestled in Chiusavecchia, Piccolo rifugio nel Verde offers a cozy mountain retreat with a private balcony, kitchenette, and terrace overlooking verdant peaks. Guests enjoy free Wi‑Fi, air‑conditioning, a washing machine, and pet‑friendly rooms. Private check‑in/out, barbecue facilities, and a communal dining area enhance the stay. Located 37 km from Forte di Santa Tecla and 12 km from Collegiata di San Giovanni Battista, it provides easy access to historic sites.
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Warm welcome, yet the room had poor sound insulation.
Jean-louis·Hace 3 semanas
We had a pleasant stay surrounded by peace and greenery, exactly what my husband and I were looking for. The kind and attentive Mrs. Giovanna welcomed us with a delicious savory tart and fruit, and even cooked us traditional Ligurian pasta. The company of many kittens was a nice touch. Thank you for everything, and I liked everything.
Bevilacqua·Hace un mes
Thank you, Giovanna! The cute studio with a private terrace is in a great spot between sea and mountains. Giovanna’s exemplary kindness and hospitality, plus the pizza, excellent fruit, and homemade pesto, were wonderful. Because the room is on a loft with steep stairs, we recommend it for relatively young people.
Tancredi·Hace un mes
Friendly and helpful people ready for any need. Great location for those seeking nature and quiet, and a strategic spot for visiting France.
Chiara·Hace un mes
As the name implies, it’s a small refuge in the green. For those wanting to experience a typical Ligurian village away from the coast’s bustle, this is the place. Behind the house, olive groves start with little paths that are good for hiking. The sea near Imperia is only about 20 minutes by car, and you’ll need a car because there’s no public transport, no bar, and no grocery store in Olivastri. The apartment is nicely furnished, but the lighting is odd (I brought my own reading lamp), and you should know that a steep staircase leads to the sleeping loft. The hosts, Giovanna and Andrea, are very nice, and some Italian helps with communication. Everything else was fine.
Ud·Hace un año