We stayed in the Honeymoon suite....very beautiful & charming. Bathroom was on the small side, but modern and clean so we did not mind. Great breakfast and service, very quiet so perfect if you are looking for a relaxing place to stay. The hotel guests can use the swimming pool of a sister hotel nearby, which was not great (shadow... more

Was a really nice spot. While the hosts spoke very little english it did not matter and they did everything they could to make us feel welcome. Very clean room and quite modern by European standards. Sat TV, but only German, French etc, so do not expect to watch too much TV in English (not that you should be). Wireless... more

This is a rather special place - 5 minutes walk from the train station and 3 minutes walk from the lovely sandy beach, it's a beautifully converted monastery where you can really relax. The Abbadia San Giorgio doesn't serve lunch or dinner but the breakfasts are amongst the best you will get in Italy: fresh bread, cakes, salami, cheese and... more

We stayed for 5 nights at Abbadia San Giorgio, Moneglia, end end of July2009. Location was perfect (2 mins from the railway station (so easy to go by train from Moneglia to the Cinque Terre villages and La Spezia one side and to Genova on the other side), 2 mins from the car park and from Hotel Edera where we... more

My wife & I were on our way from Tuscany to Provence by car. Moneglia provided easy parking & accomodation for walking the Cinque Terre & visiting Portofino( easily accessible by train & bus). We stayed at the restored Abbadia San Giorgio in a luxurious double room where the breakfasts were sumptuous & set in a lovely breakfast room. The... more

This boutique hotel was absolutely charming. Our room was small but elegant. Other rooms were quite large. The Abbey has a serenity and peacefulness to it. It was a great base for trips to the Cinque Terre, Sestri Levante and Portofino. The locals in Moneglia are wonderful people, the friendliest in our three month journey, we were sad to leave.... more

Originally booked into Villa Edera in May 2008, we were moved instead to its sister hotel Abbadia San Georgio – (5 minutes walk down the road) which we loved. However we would have been perfectly happy with Villa Edera. The very nice room we were shown there opened out to a large terrace, the lounge areas were very pleasant and... more

We have just returned from a two week touring trip of Switzerland , France and Italy. Abbadia San Giorgio was our last stop before returning home. What a fantastic place this is. I had read the glowing reviews on trip advisor, and was impressed with the hotels own web site, but nothing prepared me for actually being in the abbey.... more

My partner and I chose the Abbadia as the restful end to our two week holiday travelling around Italy: it was perfect. The Abbey is beautifully decorated with lovely touches, and it is such a tranquil place to stay. We had one of the standard double rooms which are much smaller than the suites obviously, but they had everything we... more