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From the Levanto train station, it’s a five-minute walk to the garden of the Oasi Eco Boutique Hotel. This is no coincidence: almost all guests here leave their cars behind and take the train to the Cinque Terre the next morning, which departs from a station within walking distance.
Oasi is a small, carbon-neutral hotel with fourteen rooms, run by a team that gets to know guests by name and knows the area inside and out.
The hotel is located in Levanto, the last stop on the Cinque Terre Express before the line heads into the five famous villages. If you’re looking for a quiet base with a beach, plenty of space, and private parking—without the crowds of Monterosso or Vernazza—you’ll find it in Levanto. Be sure to read our article about the Cinque Terre by train from Levanto for complete travel times and ticket information.
The Cinque Terre consists of five villages built right up against steep cliffs: there’s barely any room for cars, few parking spots, and during peak season, the streets are packed with day-trippers. Levanto is located just outside those five villages, along the same railroad line, with its own beach, a medieval old town, and considerably more space.
From Levanto, it takes four minutes to reach Monterosso and twenty minutes to reach Riomaggiore, the farthest of the five villages. Exploring the Cinque Terre during the day and returning to a peaceful garden in the evening: that’s the idea behind a stay in Levanto.
Oasi Eco Boutique Hotel is a member of Sustainable Travel International: the hotel’s CO2 emissions have been measured and offset with certified carbon offsets, while the team continues to work on reducing emissions on its own. The hotel is also in the process of obtaining Green Globe certification.
Specifically, you can see this in a number of choices:
The hotel has fourteen uniquely decorated rooms spread over two floors: ground-floor rooms with direct access to the garden and first-floor rooms, some with balconies.
All rooms feature a private bathroom, Wi-Fi, a safe, a minibar, a smart TV, and air conditioning and heating in accordance with Italian regulations. The mattresses are custom-made by a local craftsman; a mattress topper is available upon request.
During peak season, breakfast is served from 7:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. on the terrace, in the garden, or indoors by the fireplace. Bread, focaccia, and pastries are fresh daily from the local bakery or our own kitchen; dairy products come from the Organic Valley cooperative in Val di Vara; and fresh fruits and vegetables are supplied by the local greengrocer. Eggs, bacon, pancakes, and French toast are prepared to order.
From November 1 through the end of March, the hotel offers a lighter winter menu: breakfast during this period depends on the rate selected.
The garden is the quietest spot in the hotel: a place to read, relax after a walk, or simply wait until your room is ready. At the bar, the staff serves coffee, aperitifs, and homemade cocktails.
The hotel offers two regular experiences for those who want to explore beyond their breakfast plate:
Pets are welcome for an additional fee; rooms with garden access are best suited for this. Families can request a free crib for children up to 2 years old. The hotel has its own parking garage with an elevator connecting to the rooms and charging stations for electric cars—convenient if you arrive by car and then leave it there to explore the Cinque Terre by train.
Oasi Eco Boutique Hotel is open 365 days a year. From April through October, the hotel operates at full capacity, with daily housekeeping included. From November 1 through the end of March, the hotel operates under a more streamlined winter schedule: the front desk is staffed in the mornings, breakfast is included depending on the rate, and daily housekeeping is available upon request for an additional fee.
For Lonny’s verification: check-in and check-out times, current room rates, and cancellation policies are not listed on the hotel’s public pages and must be confirmed before publication. The source documents also mentioned a total of fifteen rooms; the official website consistently states fourteen. I have based my information on the website; please confirm.
Yes. The hotel is located in Levanto, the final stop on the Cinque Terre Express. The station is within walking distance, and from there, it takes four to twenty minutes to reach one of the five villages.
Yes. The hotel explicitly positions itself as inclusive and welcomes solo travelers, couples, families, friends, and LGBTQ+ guests.
That depends on the rate you choose. Breakfast is included with certain rates; in any case, it is organic and mostly locally sourced.
Yes, including charging stations for electric cars. The garage is connected to the rooms by an elevator.
Yes. The hotel is a member of Sustainable Travel International, has had its CO2 emissions measured, and offsets them with certified carbon offsets, in addition to reducing emissions at the source.
Yes, 365 days a year. From November 1 through the end of March, a lighter winter concept is in effect.

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