We found this pearl in a small village, that was in our way from Genoa to Firenze, and for a 2-night staying to visit Cinque Terre. The village is calm, with a few good restaurants and a bar near our accomodation. The accomodation was amazing, with a great quality/price relation. The room was very confortable, and Maria Teresa, the owner, made us an increadable, and huge breakfast. She stayed with us during it, sharing our lives, experiences, and dreams ;) If you have car and want to visit Cinque Terre, we strongly recommend to stay here (25 minutes by car to Monterrosso).

All stay was great.

The owner, Sylvia, was a very friendly and welcoming host.

Very clean. Beautifully decorated. Host was lovely.

We felt like we were part of an Italian movie scene! This village and this b&b was absolutely what we were looking for about our vacation! We really enjoyed our stay there. Cafe Zanini offered a nice breakfast even the host was not possible to be there, totally Italian experience! Madam Sylvia was so sweet as well. Thank you very much! One suggestion is to have separate room with bathroom cause it was a little bit inconvenient for a couple 😊

Fantastic Breakfast - so cosy tablescape, Beautiful room with windows on the hystorical piazza.

Maria Theresa is about the warmest most welcoming person you could ever hope to meet.

Cozy, little B&B furnished, just renewed, clean, smells new. Quiet hamlet. Conveniently located near the tollway (2km), but absolutely quiet, no noises at all. Excellent value for the money.

A little B&B on the main square of the small village. Breakfast was served at the friendly bar on the same square. The owner is not always there but always ready to ask if everything is OK. Spotless room. Parking is like 150 mts away. If you want to stay in a genuine non touristic village with a 30 mins drive to Levanto or La Spezia to access Cinque Terre this could be your choice.

Small but cosy, clean, fully equiped appartment. Al lot of value for money.

Small Italian breakfast, but in a lovely local cafe around the corner.

Everything perfect! Fancy room, rich and delicious breakfast and super kind host!

The owner is gorgeous and really helpfull when it comes to help tourists find their way around.

Very friendly host and comfortable room. Nice town to have diner and relax for a few days. Host is very helpful

If you are a light sleper, the aircopump can be a bit annoying; the airco is quiet but the pump makes a irritating noise every 10 minutes or so, because we have a light sleeper, we had to turn it off.

Wow what can I say except AMAZING! It was clean, central, communication was super easy, such great value for money, and Silvia from the downstairs fruit stand, who checked us in, must be the loveliest lady in all of Italy. She gave us great advise about nearby beaches and things to do. Breakfast is served in the café in the piazza, three steps from the B&B. Typical Italian breakfast consists of coffee, juice and a sweet baked good - all of which was delicious :) we could not have been happier with our stay and regret only staying for one night! We really hope to come back here one day and want to thank La Luna nel Borgo for a great stay!

That we only stayed one night :)

Small B&B located on the main piazza in the heart of a charming little town not far from Levanto. The woman who welcomed me (she owns the vegetable shop downstairs) was wonderful and helpful in every way. Room is clean, large, bed is comfortable. It is on the main square so depending on the time of year it can be quiet or very loud. There is a coffee machine and some packaged snacks available for guests to help themselves. Breakfast was offered by the owner at the bar across the square. Good for a short stay.

Terrible internet : the signal showed as "full range" but the line dropped every few minutes and was very slow (tried with computer, phones and ipad : same result every time) AC Clicked : When turned on, the air conditioner in the room I had ("Gold room") emits a repetitive clicking sound which is extremely annoying if you are a light sleeper (and have the AC on at night ; not a problem if you don't sleep with it on!). I mentioned this to the owner the next morning who told me that she was aware of the problem but was, unfortunately, not able to solve it (it is the condensation from the AC that generates the noise). Something to keep in mind if you are a light sleeper. Other than these 2 points, all ok.