I took mi first steps in this field 10 years ago when I started letting my family's holiday-home in Rapallo not far from Portofino, in the Ligurian Riviera, Italy. Since the very beginning it was a great experience both for my guests and myself: they anjoyed my attitude to the hospitality and I learned more and more about how to turn an apartment into a perfect holiday accomodaton. Then I decided to start a business helping other home owners and travellers sharing the same great experience I had. I really hope you'll enjoy us!

Little penthouse, very bright and cozy. It includes a terrace that surrounds it on 3 sides, on which it is possible to eat outside and enjoy the wonderful view on the city of Rapallo and the sea.

Here you have some infos about the area from Genova to Cinque Terre They are ment to help you enjoy the places I love and know best and the ones it might be more difficult to bump in just walking around. You'll also find some general hints, that may sound funny or useless if you allready know Italy but will turn usefull if it is the first time you are in my country. Consider that I usually visit the area in winter and during weekend (I love Liguria but I live in Milano), in summer time there are many other places to check. Food shops: Billa supermarket is a few steps from train station. Ask for Billa or Standa (the old name) and everybody knows. It is open 7/7 from 8.00 am to 8.00 pm. Fresh vegetable market in Via Venezia every morning. Many shops like, bakery, pasta fresca, butcher, fishmonghers, cheese shop, deli shops etc. in via Mazzini and Via Venezia and surroundings. Almost every pasta fresca is good. The ones I usually buy at are: la Casana in Via Mazzini and Dassu in Via Venezia. At the corner of Via Mazzini and Via Magenta you have "La bottega dei sestieri" wich is a real gourmet temple. They also speak English and can suggest you the best combination of w