One of the only hotels to be located directly on Portofino’s pretty little harbour, Albergo Nazionale offers lovely views and great service as well as spacious, comfortable rooms.
Set right on the seafront in Portofino, Hotel Piccolo Portofino offers a private rocky beach with a bar. It is a historic villa that now features stylish designer interiors.
Eight Hotel Portofino offers an outdoor hot tub in a tranquil setting between the mountains and Portofino Harbour. It is located 200 metres from Portofino centre and the popular Piazzetta square.
estelle
France
Pet friendly and great breakfast and good location out of the noise
Set in Portofino, 800 metres from Spiaggia dell' Olivetta and 1.7 km from Paraggi Beach, PortofinoVip by PortofinoVip offers air-conditioned accommodation with a balcony and free WiFi.
Hayley
Australia
Location was fantastic, right in the heart of Portofino. The apartment was a good size and the balcony was lovely. Francesco was very helpful on check in and made himself available throughout our stay
Boasting a garden and views of sea, LEremoRifugio escursionistico10 min steep walk is a farm stay set in a historic building in Portofino, 600 metres from Paraggi Beach.
Mykola
Ukraine
The location is on the mountain and there is a lot of greenery around
Located in Portofino, 800 metres from Spiaggia dell' Olivetta and 1.7 km from Paraggi Beach, Vivi Portofino provides spacious air-conditioned accommodation with a balcony and free WiFi.
Iuli
Australia
Gorgeous apartment, beautiful decorated and cleverly designed (tiny kitchen but with all the conveniences you need and clever storage).
Portofino Luxury Front Marina by PortofinoVip has a balcony and is situated in Portofino, within just 1.6 km of Paraggi Beach and 600 metres of Castello Brown.
Sharynn
Australia
Location was absolutely sensational! A beautiful spacious apartment with excellent amenities. An indulgent space for two people!
On average, 3-star hotels in Portofino cost £355 per night, and 4-star hotels in Portofino are £587 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Portofino can on average be found for £1,233 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
A beautiful, natural harbour, adapted to suit visiting...
A beautiful, natural harbour, adapted to suit visiting nautical travellers and a base for charter boats. A short climb to stunning views from a high elevation point and historic castle. Interesting shops and a small general store. Lots of dining choices - many on the waters edge. Most enjoyed early in the morning and later at night when there are less people.
Inadequate and expensive parking with no options elsewhere.
All in all - loved it!
Glennlee5765
New Zealand
Scored 8.0
8.0
Portofino was beautiful and lived up to expectations.
Portofino was beautiful and lived up to expectations. However, it is tiny and the weather was not great which limits what there is to do. Two nights rather than three would have been enough.
Also it really is expensive. Not a place to go if you are on a budget.
My husband and son had brilliant food - particularly DaV Mere - but they love fish and seafood. Not great for vegetarians.
Jayne
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
We enjoyed walking and getting around but Portofino is...
We enjoyed walking and getting around but Portofino is really small so don't spend more than one night there. I was expecting more people to be around but it was really empty after the sunset. People come in boats to know the harbour but they don't stay around after so it's very quiet (at least in April when I went). There aren't that many options for good food but the restaurant "Trattoria Tripoli" was a highlight of our stay in Portofino. Probably the best Frutti di mare spaghetti I have had in my life!
CarenCarrasco
Canada
Scored 10
10
Might be crowded during the season but this is Portofino ❤️
Might be crowded during the season but this is Portofino ❤️
Satisfactory car park
Touristic restaurants but still tasty
Portofino gin is a must
10 mins walk to Paraggi Beach
Romantic walking road to SplendidBelmondo
Hidden harbour corners for ape
Burcak Zorlu
Italy
Scored 10
10
Portofino had been on the bucket list for some time so the...
Portofino had been on the bucket list for some time so the expectations were high.... and so they were met ! A very very nice little village on the cost with all typical medditerrainian stuf. 1 day should be enough to cover it as a small place. Can recommend to travel here off season as no crowds and safe to move around. The Restaurants might seem a bit expencive but then they are good !
Nysten
Scored 2.0
2.0
Portofino might have been a lovely place in the 60s - today...
Portofino might have been a lovely place in the 60s - today it is a poor cartoon of a fisherman's village. Ridiculously overpriced (2 spritz 0.5l water 33€) but still overcrowded. Seems there are a lot of people, that hope some of the yacht owners wealth will be shared with them if they get close...
an absolute gem of a property in Portofino with undoubtably the best view for a fraction of the price of local hotels! beautiful room shabby chic style with a balcony affording a panoramic view of Portofino and the Brown Castle. Thomas as your host, is charming and very attentive. yes there are 180 steps to climb which we did with cases cut would do it again in a heart bit.
Service was impeccable- very high end and old school. Such lovely and friendly staff all around. The location is idyllic it is better than you can ever expect. This hotel has the perfect view and is very conveniently located, with easy path access to Portofino proper.
Very friendly staff who were keen to please, breakfast was lovely with a good choice. The location could not have been better, it is in the main square of Portofino. The bed was comfortable and the room was very clean and well equipped.
The property is even better than the pictures. It is worth going here to escape the busy portofino with it only being a short walk away.
the hikes from this location are magical as well
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