Genoa Hotel Guide - Apartment Hotels in Genoa, Italy

The lovely rooms are within the incredible Miramare Hotel building overlooking old Genova and train station. Hosts are considerate and attentive. Lodging requires 20 minute walk uphill from station with lift in building. Genova was a wonderful learning experience even after several earlier trips in Italy.

Palazzo Cicala is a beautiful of palazzo with a lot of charm and character. The staff is very approachable & multilingual. They were willing to make several calls on my behalf when the train service, and therefore my travel plan, was interuppted due to heavy rains. Enjoyed having breakfast while looking out onto Piazza San Lorenzo. One drawback was that my room's wifi connection did not work due to the very thick walls blocking the signal. However, there was a strong wifi connection in the lobby. Another drawback is that with the old windows - you can hear some street noise in the rooms at night time. Didn't bother me after the first night.

Lady on reception very friendly but couldn't find my expedia booking. Hotel manager said I could go to their other hotel and pay extra for a room or take the smallest room in this hotel for a slight reduction. Being late in the day i decided to stay and take the small room for a slight discount. The room was the width of the door! Terrible and for their mistake I should never have had to pay for my nights stay.

A bed and breakfast place which was what we needed. It is next to the Porta Antica di Genova - the Morali's were in shipping. We walked everywhere. We met the owner who had lived for some years in Australia.