Typical tourist hotel under new management, trying hard to offer quality service. The hotel is nice and some rooms are being renovated, basic but clean. During my first night the weather in Genoa had turned chilly but the bed was only made up with a sheet and cover, and during the night felt cold. On the closet were only two single blankets, not a double one. The communication about the breakfast made it seem that it was included. Overall it was a good stay, even comfortable. I liked the location as it was not at the center of the old town but nearby the train station and metro and bus stations, on a nice square with trees. Noise was not bad at night and I could sleep easily the two last nights.

The location was ideal for what I needed. What I wanted was a clean room, safe area and breakfast provide, and that’s what I got.

-The elevator was very tiny. I was wearing my backpack and had 2 pieces of luggage , this was s tight fit. You disembark from the elevator between floors, so you either go up eight stairs or down 9 stairs to get to your room. -The Bathrooms are very tiny. Not a lot of room to move. -No information on how to contact front desk on phone. (I had a water leak in my room, dialed 0. No answer) I had to go to the front desk myself to get someone to take care of the issue.

The location was great as we were catching a flix bus and the departure point was right next to the hotel. Also only a 15 min drive from the airport. We walked to the marina for dinner as it was close by too. We stayed only 1 night, the room was simple but served its purpose. Staff were really friendly and helpful and let us use their computer.

The only issue I had was in the toilet under the rim there was some mould, but I think this could be removed with some special cleaning products. Other than that the room and bathroom were clean. The location has some rough sleepers out the front, not the hotels fault of course.

The location is great. Right opposite the port. You can walk, unless your ship is in the 3rd Beth away. Ours was, so MSC sent a bus to pick us up at the 1st berth so we didn’t have to walk that far.

Very Tiny elevatorFits 2 people with luggage. OK to climb if you’re on the 1st floor, but I was on the 5th. Also my single room was very small. Just room enough for the single bed.

OK Hotel. Not far from center. Parking facilities in Central Station parking garage, very close to the hotel. Friendly staff. Hotel not far from old city (15 minutes walk). Metro station almost in front of hotel, free at certain hours of the day.

The square in front of the hotel appears to be a gathering place for refugees or homeless people (?). All friendly and harmless people, but provides a strange feeling upon arrival. It takes a couple of hours to get used to it.

Room and bed sheets were clean, bathroom was new and clean. The staff was very kind. Discrete breakfast.

As always, the neighborhood around any principal train station is not very welcoming and the people you can encounter, especially when the sun goes down, are not the best. Nevertheless, there is a lot of police during night time so the safety is anyway well preserved.

The staff were very pleasant, always willing to give suggestions or to help. Smiles go along way for me and the staff always had smiles.

I wouldn’t say I didn’t like it, but the elevators were very small and the elevator stops mid floors, just different. I’m very pleased of the elevator.

The room was very clean and seemed well maintained. Very nice and helpful staff, always ready to help also with the most difficult request. The location is perfect, with easy and fast access to the Metro station, the train station and the bus station. Good breakfast even if with not much choice.

The bathroom was weirdly structured, the bidet was impossible to use because placed between two walls, without space to move around.

Quiet. Clean. I need a clean comfortable place to sleep when I travel and this hotel fits my needs. Offers breakfast. Close to train station and cruise port.

I wouldn’t go back if I didn’t like it.

It was close to the Cruise Terminal and part of the main port, a 2 minute walk away from the main part of Genoa but a short walk would bring you to the hidden passageways of Genoa.

There were not many restaurants just a few small quick snack takeaways, I ended up in a really expensive serving tiny Neuville Meals. If I had continued to walk into Genoa there were several good restaurants by the submarine, The one restaurant Caravel 21 I would have loved to visit was closed.