Het appartement was heel mooi en schoon en het uitzicht was super!

Het lopen naar de accomodatie vanaf de parkeerplaats. Met 2 kleine kinderen niet handig. Maar hou je van wandelen is het top

We had a fantastic stay! The apartment is located in one of Vico Magistretti’s iconic Red Houses of Framura, making it a unique place for anyone interested in architecture. The views of the Mediterranean are breathtaking, and the two large balconies are perfect for relaxing with a coffee in the morning or a drink in the evening. The apartment was spotless, comfortable, and well equipped, with excellent bed linen and towels. Parking was easy, and Marco was an outstanding host, providing clear and friendly communication before and throughout our stay. We would happily stay here again.

Csodálatos, felejthetetlen, lélegzetelállító kilátás!!! Bárhol leülsz egy asztalhoz, a nappaliban, étkezőben, teraszon, mindenhonnan látod a csodálatos tengert. Gyönyörűen, stílusosan és praktikusan berendezett villa, otthonnak is elfogadnám! Kiváló felszereltség, minden van, ami csak kell, még több is!

Nincs ilyen!!! Legfeljebb annyi megjegyzés, hogy ezért a látványért meg kell dolgozni! De igazából az egészségedet szolgálja az a kardio edzés, mikor feljössz a lakásig, mondjuk a vasútállomástól gyalog... 😀

The location of the apartment is truly exceptional—it is part of a residential complex built in the 1970s. The design cleverly incorporates all the traditional architectural features of the region: houses built upon houses, where one’s roof becomes another's terrace, hidden passages, and narrow alleys—with the key difference being that here, everything is intentionally and thoughtfully planned. The apartment itself is spacious, featuring a breathtaking balcony and a large outdoor loggia, perfect for enjoying fine food while gazing out at the endless horizon.

I don't consider this a downside at all, as it's simply the natural order of things in this region (Cinque Terre). From the parking space, you have to climb up a 'shaded inner pathway of the complex' to reach the apartment itself. You can look at this either as a charming local experience or as an 'effort'—it all depends on your perspective