Summary:
Specciu, meaning 'mirror' in Vernazza dialect and echoed by the decorative mirrors in the bedroom, is a family flat renovated in 2023 on Via San Giovanni Battista, just 10 outdoor steps from Vernazza's main street. 40 sqm, sleeps up to 4.
The Space:
Double bedroom with decorative mirrors, living room with a sofa bed for extra guests and air conditioning (enough to cool the whole flat), full kitchen. One bathroom.
Guest Access:
Just 10 outdoor steps separate the flat from the main street: easy access by Vernazza standards.
The Neighborhood:
Via San Giovanni Battista, a short walk from the main square, the little harbour and the beach right in front of it.
Getting Around:
The train station is a few minutes' walk. Public car park above the village for drivers (about 1,200 metres from the start of the pedestrian area), shuttle and a short walk to our office (about 5 minutes).
Other Things to Note:
Small and medium-sized dogs welcome for a supplement.
We leave a few breakfast basics in the kitchen for your first morning: croissants, biscuits, jam, tea, coffee, portioned powdered milk and sugar, plus our award-winning extra virgin olive oil from a local producer whose mill and honey production can be visited on one of our experiences, salt and washing-up liquid. Bed and bath linen included with shower gel, conditioner, body wash and hand soap. Professional cleaning throughout.
Our concierge office in Vernazza is open 9:30am–7:00pm from 1 March to 31 October; outside this period the office is closed, with presence available on request. We're always happy to welcome guests staying in any of the other villages too, whether for a quick hello or for advice on local experiences and activities.
Full identity verification is a legal requirement in Italy.
Licence code CITRA 011030-LT-0378 · National Identification Code IT011030C2FK4OXYA9.
Interaction with Guests:
Assisted check-in 3:00pm–7:00pm, late check-in 7:00pm–10:00pm, with a €50 supplement only if assisted check-in is requested. No check-in possible after 10:00pm: past this hour car parks close, night trains are rare and often delayed or cancelled, and the villages fall quiet with no one around who could really help anyway.