Hotel Carla in Levanto, La Spezia, Italy | Hotel | Hotel services

Since 1960, Hotel Carla has been offering her guests an atmosphere of pure relaxation in Levanto, Liguria in Italy.

Hotel Carla's privileged position makes it an ideal starting point in Levanto for reaching beach resorts where one can spend a pleasant holiday and also for visiting the magnificent Cinque Terre.

Located in a central area, few metres far from the sea and train station, in the charming gulf of Levanto, the pass of Cinque Terre, the Hotel Carla has provided its guests with comfortable facilities since 1960. The Hotel is personally run by the Tuvos, Hotel owners. Mrs Carla takes care of the Hotel?s traditionally renowned cuisine and offers her guests a menu with a wide range of specialities. Each bedroom, recently refurbished, is equipped with private WC, direct dial phone an satellite colour TV-set. TV and reading room, bar, lift avaible. Guests can park in the Hotel?s private street.

The Rooms
The excellent quality of this Hotel stands out for the care and tidiness of its 33 rooms, all comfortable and well - appointed, equipped with Wi Fi Internet access, satellite TV, direct telephone and electronic safe. Many rooms are provided with a private balcony overlooking the town of Levanto.

Moving westwards, past Monterosso al Mare, Vernazza is the second of the five towns that form the Cinque Terre in Liguria. Its municipality also includes Corniglia, the village that comes next, and is part both of the Mountain Community of the Spezian Coast and the Cinque Terre National Park. It is considered to be one of the most beautiful and characteristic hamlets of Italy. During the XI and XII century, the Obertenghi were lords of Vernazza, subsequently replaced by the Da Passano family. In 1254, Nicolò Fieschi attempted to restore the lost feud with possessions in the Spezia gulf and Val di Vara, but after dominating the land for a short period, in 1276 he had to concede all rights to the territory to Genoa. At the time of the war against Pisa, a small harbor was constructed for the docking of galleys, unique case in the Cinque Terre because of the particular sheltered conformation of the harbor itself.