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Hotel in Genoa
NH Genova Centro offers a central location in Genoa, set between Piazza Principe and Brignole Train Stations. It features free Wi-Fi, and a combination of classic and modern design. The area, the comfort, the luxury! Varied breakfast choice! Big room clean, elegant! One of the best experiences we’ve ever had. Children are welcome! The area is very posh and safe. Probably your best option in Genoa!
Hotel in Genoa Historical Centre, Genoa
The Bristol Palace features an impressive elliptical staircase, leading to its elegant rooms. This historic building is in central Genoa, 328 feet from Piazza De Ferrari. Complimentary upgrade, very spacious room, super comfortable bed, nice updated bathroom, quality toiletries, very fast wi-fi, pleasant staff; furnishings were not particularly my style (antique) but cool anyway; fantastically photogenic staircase
Hotel in Genoa
Set in Genoa, a 9-minute walk from Palazzo Ducale and 0.9 mi from the Aquarium, Hotel Genova offers accommodations with free WiFi and air conditioning. Staff are excellent; The location was very good; The room is equipment with all necessary. Good breakfast
Hotel in Piazza Principe, Genoa
Set in Genoa, B&B Hotel Genova is a few steps from Genova Piazza Principe Train Station and 2625 feet from Genova aquarium. Location is perfect, but the hotel is also very modern and comfortable for the weary traveller. Did I mention the view over Piazza Principe? Truly a hidden gem.
Hotel in Piazza Principe, Genoa
Grand Hotel Savoia is opposite Piazza Principe Train Station, a few steps from Genoa Aquarium. Rooms and suites feature free Wi-Fi access, a free bottle of mineral water, and an LCD TV. Excellent hotel. Very comfortable rooms. Great breakfast
Hotel in Porto Antico, Genoa
Offering free WiFi and a modern fitness area, the Genova Marina is just 164 feet from Genoa Aquarium and near the Maritime Museum. It is in the old harbor, 5 minutes’ walk from the center. The hotel has a great location.We even could see dolphins in Aquarium from our room, saying nothing about yachts and cruise ships and, of course, the lantern. The room was big and cozy. The breakfast has a lot of options for any taste. And the staff is super nice and helpful.
Hotel in Piazza Principe, Genoa
Located opposite Genova Principe Train Station, the Continental is a restored Art Nouveau hotel overlooking the city. The location is extremely convenient, just minutes from a major inter-city train station. The hotel is also perfect for exploring the old city on foot! The room is really cute and cosy, and the staff are always smiley and helpful.
Hotel in Genoa
Tower Genova Airport is located less than 1640 ft from Cristoforo Colombo Airport. Featuring free Wi-Fi throughout, it offers a free, scheduled transfer service to the airport and the center of Genoa.... close to airport for our early departure
Hotel in Genoa
Located opposite the Genoa Brignole train and metro stations, Starhotels President is near the city's shopping district. It offers free WiFi throughout, modern rooms with air conditioning. Great location. Rooms were fantastic. Brilliant value for money
Hotel in Genoa
Mercure Genova San Biagio is 1.2 mi from the A7 motorway and a 20-minute drive from Genoa’s center. It offers free parking and soundproof rooms with free WiFi. Very nice and friendly staff. As last year it was the same person (Francesco i think was his name), who checked us in. Again happy and in good moode even though we just came in beach clothes and looked like crap. He made us a room upgrade ( also as last year) and made us feel very welcome. Good food in the restaurent and again very nice staff.
Hotel in Genoa
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Hotel in Porto Antico, Genoa
Offering free WiFi and a modern fitness area, the Genova Marina is just 164 feet from Genoa Aquarium and near the Maritime Museum. It is in the old harbor, 5 minutes’ walk from the center. The hotel has a great location.We even could see dolphins in Aquarium from our room, saying nothing...
Hotel in Piazza Principe, Genoa
Grand Hotel Savoia is opposite Piazza Principe Train Station, a few steps from Genoa Aquarium. Rooms and suites feature free Wi-Fi access, a free bottle of mineral water, and an LCD TV. Excellent hotel. Very comfortable rooms. Great breakfast
Hotel in Genoa Historical Centre, Genoa
The Bristol Palace features an impressive elliptical staircase, leading to its elegant rooms. This historic building is in central Genoa, 328 feet from Piazza De Ferrari. Complimentary upgrade, very spacious room, super comfortable bed, nice updated bathroom, quality...
Hotel in Genoa
Boasting a rooftop terrace and a free fitness center, AC Hotel Genova features stylish, air-conditioned rooms with modern decor and free WiFi, 3.4 mi from Genoa city center. Exceptionally clean. Affordable. Great location. Great breakfast.
Hotel in Genoa
Offering air-conditioned rooms and free WiFi throughout, Hotel Cantore is in Genova. It is 1312 feet from Genova Sanpierdarena Train Station, and just 5 minutes' drive from the A7 motorway. Everything, couldn't rate this place any higher, 10/10 for everything, staff super friendly...
Hotel in Nervi, Genoa
Hotel Esperia is about 328 feet Nervi's beach. The property features air-conditioned rooms with free Wi-Fi and sea views, a restaurant, and free on-site parking. Location! And the superfriendly personell.
Hotel in Genoa
Located in Genoa’s business district, Hotel Boccascena offers free parking, air-conditioned rooms and free Wi-Fi throughout. Breakfast includes traditional focaccia Genovese bread. Very friendly staff (they gave me hot water even at night and they reparles our cat so that it’s...
Hotel in Genoa Historical Centre, Genoa
Albergo Posta is a historic hotel in the center of Genoa, right by Palazzo Reale and 984 feet from the Aquarium and the harbor. Guests of the past include the famous Casanova. Very Good location, close to the Principle Train station, Good Room with breakfast
Hotel in Genoa
Hotel Suisse is set on the 3rd floor of a historic building dating back to 1897 in the center of Genoa, 2133 feet from Genova Brignole Train Station. Rooms at the Suisse come with a flat-screen TV. The location is perfect -- walkable to most tourist attractions and Stazione Brignole.
Hotel in Genoa
NH Genova Centro offers a central location in Genoa, set between Piazza Principe and Brignole Train Stations. It features free Wi-Fi, and a combination of classic and modern design. The area, the comfort, the luxury! Varied breakfast choice! Big room clean, elegant!
Hotel in Genoa
Located opposite the Genoa Brignole train and metro stations, Starhotels President is near the city's shopping district. It offers free WiFi throughout, modern rooms with air conditioning. Great location. Rooms were fantastic. Brilliant value for money
Hotel in Piazza Principe, Genoa
Located opposite Genova Principe Train Station, the Continental is a restored Art Nouveau hotel overlooking the city. The location is extremely convenient, just minutes from a major inter-city train station.
Hotel in Genoa
Offering modern air-conditioned rooms with free Wi-Fi, Hotel Nologo is in a great location in the center of Genova, a 15-minute walk from Palazzo Ducale and Genoa Aquarium. Elisa from Reception was really great. The hotel location and price are really good
Hotel in Genoa
Mercure Genova San Biagio is 1.2 mi from the A7 motorway and a 20-minute drive from Genoa’s center. It offers free parking and soundproof rooms with free WiFi. Very nice and friendly staff. As last year it was the same person (Francesco i think was his name),...
Hotel in Genoa Historical Centre, Genoa
This property offers a Special Protection Program, including a free health insurance during your stay. Good location. Very friendly staff
Hotel in Genoa
This property offers a Special Protection Program, including a free health insurance during your stay. Everything : Staff, location, premises, cleanliness
Hotel in Genoa Historical Centre, Genoa
Located in Genoa, 1.5 miles from University of Genoa, HNN Luxury Suites features views of the city. Everything. Living room was super big. Super clean. Bed was comfortable
Hotel in Genoa
Il Giardino Di Albaro offers refined accommodations in the charming ambiance of the Albaro district, a short walking distance from Borgo di Boccadasse neighborhood and from its elegant seaside... The staff were very helpful. Great location. The breakfast was excellent!
Hotel in Genoa
On the 7th floor of an early 20th-century building, Albergo Caffaro offers air conditioned rooms with free Wi-Fi and a flat-screen TV. It is a 10 minute walk from the Genoa Aquarium. The majordormo (however its spelled) was super helpful and attentive without being intrusive.
Hotel in Genoa Historical Centre, Genoa
This property offers a Special Protection Program, including a free health insurance during your stay. we did not eat breakfast, so no reply.
Hotel in Genoa
Genoa's Hotel Fiume is 164 feet from the main street, Via XX Settembre, a 3-minute walk from Genova Brignole Train Station, and a 15-minute walk from the historic center and the Aquarium. Location, color scheme, party lights
Hotel in Genoa Historical Centre, Genoa
Located in Genoa, within less than 0.6 mi of Via Garibaldi and a 19-minute walk of University of Genoa, Hotel Major provides accommodations with a bar and free WiFi throughout the property. Everything was perfect. The hotel is right in the historic centre, near transportation and a big...
Hotel in Genoa
This 5-star design hotel is set in a quiet tree-lined boulevard in a residential area in the heart of Genoa, a 10-minute walk from the main shopping street XX Settembre and city center. Beautifully furnished. Attentive staff. Amazing Negronis!
Hotel in Genoa Historical Centre, Genoa
Just 394 feet from the Palazzo Reale Museum and 0.6 mi from Genova aquarium, Hotel Bologna lies in the historic center of Genoa. It offers free WiFi and air-conditioned rooms. Super centrally located and very friendly and helpful staff. Really felt like home!
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Genoa this weekend is $88 or, for a 4-star hotel, $139. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Genoa for this weekend cost around $186 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
Travelers who stayed in Genoa near Genoa Cristoforo Colombo Airport (GOA) have said good things about Best Western Premier CHC Airport, Hotel Cantore, and Holiday Inn Genoa City.
Some of the best hotels in Genoa near Piazza De Ferrari include Palazzo Penco, Domus Antiqua San Lorenzo and Casa Orefici 3 Apartments front Aquarium!.
Locanda Villa Moderna, Hotel De Ville, and Hotel Le Nuvole Residenza d'Epoca are some of the popular hotels in Genoa.
These hotels in Genoa are highly rated by couples: Locanda Villa Moderna, Hotel Le Nuvole Residenza d'Epoca, and Hotel De Ville.
For hotels in Genoa that serve highly-rated breakfasts, try Locanda Villa Moderna, Grand Hotel Savoia, and Hotel Le Nuvole Residenza d'Epoca.
Many families visiting Genoa loved staying at Locanda Villa Moderna, Hotel Doria, and Hotel Le Nuvole Residenza d'Epoca.
Genoa Historical Centre, Piazza Principe, and Nervi are popular with other travelers visiting Genoa.
NH Collection Genova Marina, Locanda Villa Moderna, and Hotel Palazzo Grillo got great room view-related reviews from travelers in Genoa.
On average, it costs $85 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Genoa for tonight. You'll pay around $123 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Genoa will cost around $166, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, 3-star hotels in Genoa cost $103 per night, and 4-star hotels in Genoa are $155 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Genoa can be found for $223 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
Top of our list of favourite places in Genoa was the Cimitero Staglione, an amazing monumental cemetery in the suburbs, with some of the best sculpture you're likely to see anywhere. The sheer scale of the place is daunting and you will leave emotionally drained and physically exhausted by the exprience but it is well worth it. We caught a local bus (route 13) from the Old Port area near the NH Hotel Collection Marina Genova. Entry points are at the far left and right hand sides of the cemetery frontage and you can get a map from the office on the left hand side, The buildings in the Old Town of Genoa are remarkable, particularly the Cathedrale di San Lorenzo Campanile, the palazzos and the Teatro Carlo Felice. Take the lift up to the Spianata Castelletto for panoramic views over the city and have a coffee at one of the little cafes in the residential area at the top of the lift. On the recommendation of our taxi driver, we dined at Eataly, an amazing mix of deli, wine shop, supermarket and restaurants on the top floor of a modern building on the edge of the Old Port. There are separate eating areas for vegetarian fare, pasta and pizzas, meat and fish or you can buy just about any food and drink to take away. They also stock an interesting range of kitchen wares and gadgets. We were warned by friends and by the hotel staff not to venture into the depths of the old city at night where there are many dark, narrow winding passageways but we didn't feel at all threatened at night down by the harbour. We only had two nights and one full day in Genoa - not nearly enough! Next time we'll allow extra time for exploring the city but also days to explore the Cinqueterra and Portofino.
The extent of the Old Town (Centro) and Porto Antico is extraordinary. The atmosphere within and outside the many small shops, ristoranti and bars is what makes the Genovese experience. The people are interesting and interested. For eating it is easy to adopt the policy of wandering and choosing by feeling.....if a trattoria is occupied with locals it is probably good: if a trattoria or ristorante has an inviting menu it is probably good food: if either has an ambience of character, whether historical or modern, you will probably have a good evening. Everyone will have their own criteria and opinions, but Genovesi appear passionate about their food and almost always produce good quality. if you want good food try : Soho (fairly expensive but brilliant), the Trattoria two doors away from Soho (sorry the name escapes me, but not expensive), Il Tre Merli (fairly expensive but excellent), Il Marin (expensive nouvelle but worth the experience), La Buca di San Matteo (moderate). As you may gather, good eating is not a problem. Very easy to walk the complete city, but also Metro and buses are cheap and easy. I found taxi from and to the airport much more convenient than the Volabus, which goes only to the two stations and leaves a Metro or bus journey with suitcases if you happen to be going to stay on the Marina or in Centro Old Town, so I would avoid the Volabus.
I believe Genoa is a nice city . the area of the port is very beautiful and there are many things to be seen. The acquarium is good and also the musuem of the see. Due to the short time we had we were not able to see the Palazzo Ducale and many other things. People who pass thro ugh Genoa on the motorway do not have the right idea of the beauty of that city. There are also many little restaurants of fish aroud the area of the port also in the narrow streets very nice . We had a good feeling
There a lot of good stores for shopping, if you're into that. We got there around 15h and the restaurants were all closed, had to buy some street food (which is okay, but we expected all day open cuisine, like on Milano). Very nice historical landmarks, like the Teatro Carlo Felice. The Aquarium was decent and worth the visit, specially for the penguins, dolphins and some unsual fish (like Sawfish, Catfish). Eataly its a good place for shopping, but terrible to have a dinner. I didn't felt so safe though, walking on the streets, specially after its dark. A lot of beggars asking for money, a lot of people asking for money for train (yeah right..).
We stayed in Genoa as we were starting our cruise from there. We were a day early so we had a great chance to check things out. We ended up being there in time to see the Christmas parade and fireworks show in the city center. Had a couple of delicious meals too! Trattoria Rosmarino was fabulous and Britannia Pub was unique with great food...both to be checked out if you have time. Really easy to get around on the Metro. The most difficult part is that for tourists who want to see as much as they can in the time they have, all restaurants close down from about 2-6 (realizing this is custom) and with kids..we needed a place to get them something to eat. We were told before going that this only happened in the summer...we had bad info...just plan accordingly if you don't want to eat at McDonalds.
We loved walking around the medieval alleys on the way to the harbour. The Royal Palace was fabulous and we also enjoyed Christopher Columbus house. We found some great little restaurants and spent a sunny afternoon (in early January!!) sitting on the little pebble beach at Boccadasse drinking Prosecco - the beach was packed with locals (all fully dressed of course it wasn't that warm). The atmosphere was great. New Years Eve we found a free outdoor violin concert and there was a beautiful lightshow against a nearby building. Genoa is January is not at all 'touristy' - as pretty as Cannes and Nice in some places but no where near as expensive. BTW the Aquarium was disappointing and not value for money.
Although out of the main city, it was a very nice area with plenty of places to eat and drink. Very close to the sea with a lovely small bay. Hotel was excellent for the money with a good size room with bathroom and free Wi Fi Hotel staff were very friendly and helpful. Very easy to get to from the airport and just €6 on the bus, changing at the station, almost door to door. Get the Volabus at the airport and pay the driver, get off at the last stop. Getting off the bus and turn left across the road to no. 31 stop. Using the same ticket. NOTE: YOU MUST VALIDATE THE TICKET ON BOTH BUSES, a ticket machine as you get on. Get off at the first bus stop after AFTER you leave the sea front and then a 5 min walk.
Genoa
It was a very pleasant experience for me. I definitely recommend it to you. Mohammad was very kind and helpful. He let me keep my backpack there for the whole day, after check out. Lady Rosy itself was quite nice. The room was clean and everything worked well. The bed was more comfortable than many hotels. Air conditioning and hot water were pretty good. The location was close to everything, including the aquarium, many bars and restaurants, and also the principal bus station. The breakfast was also good. Do not hesitate to book this place.
Complimentary upgrade, very spacious room, super comfortable bed, nice updated bathroom, quality toiletries, very fast wi-fi, pleasant staff; furnishings were not particularly my style (antique) but cool anyway; fantastically photogenic staircase
A little difficult to find and access. No parking at hotel but parking lot nearby. Very helpful staff. Good room, clean and comfortable. Good view to the harbor
Super centrally located and very friendly and helpful staff. Really felt like home!
Very nice location,very clean and polite,nice personal especially Matteo -
Genoa
Everything from the greeting kind staff and perfect location
Excellent hotel. Very comfortable rooms. Great breakfast
Fabulous position,lovely staff and great coffee
Nice team, extremely clean and great breakfast
Nice clean rooms and very friendly staff.
close to airport for our early departure
Genoa
Nicely updated, Nice breakfast.
