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Offering panoramic views of the Gulf of Tigullio, the Tigullio Royal is a 7-story building set on Rapallo's seafront promenade. The ferries to Portofino and the Cinque Terre leave from nearby.
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"1. Very frankly receiption, Ms. Ellisabetta, she speaks good English, provides useful information and help to book resterant for dinner.
2. Very good breakfast, lots of foods and fruits."
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Featuring panoramic views of Portofino Bay, Excelsior Palace is a luxury 5-star hotel offering 2 restaurants, a private beach with 2 infinity pools, sun terraces and spacious rooms, many with sea...
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Set on the picturesque promenade in the heart of Rapallo, Hotel Vesuvio has fantastic views across the Bay of Tigullio and free WiFi throughout.
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"Manager and staff very helpful with parking and everything else."
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The Astoria is a family-run 4-star hotel at the start of Rapallo's seaside promenade. An Art Nouveau villa, it offers free Wi-Fi and elegant rooms with air conditioning and satellite TV.
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"Staff is superb!! Everything in our stay was perfect."
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Hotel San Desiderio is in the center of Rapallo, 5 minutes' walk from the seafront and Rapallo Train Station. It offers a small garden, a sweet Italian buffet for breakfast and free Wi-Fi throughout.
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"It is only rated a two star but it has everything you need. Breakfast, comfortable and stylish rooms, great loacation and very helpful friendly owners who made it feel like you were at your own home"
Pretty, good size to walk around, lots of boat/ferry...
Pretty, good size to walk around, lots of boat/ferry trips on offer. Ferrry to Portofino a must. Great for seafood and of course pasta dishes, reasonably priced pizza and fab places for ice cream and local pastries and breads etc. Trains to Genoa and others direct from Rapallo. A few small public beaches (mostly stoney) and some smart private beaches with sun beds etc making a daily charge.
Rosie
United Kingdom
10
It’s a beautiful spot on the coast with great restaurants...
It’s a beautiful spot on the coast with great restaurants and is really easy to get around. It’s also very easy to get to other locations by boat, including Portofino and San Fruttuoso. Would recommend eating on the front and exploring the small backstreets.
Anonymous
United States of America
10
Rapallo is not as touristy as the other cities around it...
Rapallo is not as touristy as the other cities around it which allows you to see how locals live. It is worth visiting because it is a coastal town with its own charm. If you want to visit Portofino and Santa Margherita it is cheaper to stay here and take the bus to these very close cities.
Brian
Australia
10
This is an ideal stop allowing you to acess further south to...
This is an ideal stop allowing you to acess further south to Cinque Terre or other coves such as Portofino. Train travel is easy - this is far better than living within a big city. Transport is quite inexpensive and you have the country/ seaside atmosphere plus good city shopping. Ferries are frequent and give good day trip options.
Carol
United States of America
10
Rapallo is in itself a sweet town with a lively pedestrian...
Rapallo is in itself a sweet town with a lively pedestrian center. It is a short drive to the iconic town of Portofino and the town of Santa Margarita. Also just a half day back and forth to Genova and the little fishing and resort towns along the way. We will stay in Rapallo again.
Elizabeth
United States of America
8.0
Rapallo is a lovely small city, very walkable and easy to...
Rapallo is a lovely small city, very walkable and easy to see. It’s a resort town, and so the sea is its primary ficus, rather than museums or churches. I thought it had great shopping—nice selections and prices. And I was glad I stayed in Rapallo rather than Portofino—I hadn’t realized that Portofino is sort of isolated. I had more options for my days in Rapallo.
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