Ventu de Ma First Floor Studio with AC

Summary:

A welcoming studio on the first floor of a typical tower house in the heart of Vernazza — the easiest of the four faces of Ventu de Ma to reach. 30 sqm, for 2 guests.



The Space:

A generous open-plan space with a double bed, a full kitchenette (hob, Nespresso machine, toaster, kettle, washing machine), and a private bathroom with a modern shower. Air conditioning and heating. The two windows look onto a characteristic corner of the village.



Guest Access:

First floor — among the easiest to reach in the tower house, ideal for anyone who'd rather avoid steep stairs. Can be combined with Ventu de Ma Sea View Room and Second Floor Studio for up to 6 guests, and with nearby Unda de Ma for up to 11.



The Neighborhood:

In the heart of Vernazza, a short walk from restaurants, shops and beaches. The Cinque Terre trails begin right below the property.



Getting Around:

The train station is a few minutes' walk. Public car park above the village for drivers (about 1,200 metres from 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. 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.



Licence code CITRA 011030-LT-0119 · National Identification Code IT011030C29TX9VACD.



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: 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.