Offering free WiFi and a modern fitness area, the Genova Marina is just 50 metres from Genoa Aquarium and near the Maritime Museum. It is in the old harbour, 5 minutes’ walk from the centre.
Joanne
Australia
Great staff. Beautiful public areas. Comfortable room with everything I needed
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.
Offering modern air-conditioned rooms with free Wi-Fi, Hotel Nologo is ideally located in the centre of Genova, a 15-minute walk from Palazzo Ducale and Genoa Aquarium.
Lilia
Ukraine
Great staff, nice location close to the train station, good breakfast
Situated conveniently in Genova, Hotel De Ville offers air-conditioned rooms, a shared lounge, free WiFi and a bar. This 4-star hotel offers room service and a 24-hour front desk.
Aida
Germany
The guy doing the nightshift was adorable, we arrived at 3am. The morning shift less smiley but overall it was a good stay. I loved the quality of the mattresses and had a great night of sleep. We did not try the breakfast but ate outside instead.
A 3-minute walk from Genova Brignole Train and Metro Station, this 3-star hotel offers air-conditioned rooms with an LCD TV and a free wired internet connection.
Mohamed Osama Elshafei
Egypt
The staff and the receptionists were very helpful and professional. and the size of the room was very good for solo traveller
Hotel Chopin offers modern rooms with free Wi-Fi a 2-minute walk from Genoa Piazza Principe Train Station. Genoa Cruise and Ferry Terminal is 400 metres away.
Ελένη
Greece
The room was spacious enough, clean and adequately equipped. Staff was very helpful. They even offered me a bigger room that was available, with no extra charge. Breakfast could have been better, regarding variety and quality. The area is very convenient as it is really close to the train station, but could feel a little sketchy in the evening.
Hotel Mediterranee is an 18th-century seafront building in the Pegli area of Genoa, just 3 km from Cristoforo Colombo Airport and one kilometre from the A10 Motorway. Indoor parking is free.
Hotel Le Nuvole Residenza d'Epoca is located in Genoa, just a 5-minute walk from the harbour.
Rederlechner
Switzerland
Top location in the middle of the old town of Genoa, good restaurants, bars and cafés within walking distance, close to the harbor. Clean, nicely furnished rooms and very friendly staff.
Situated in Genoa, 280 m. from University of Genoa, HNN Luxury Suites features views of the city.
Hannah
United Kingdom
Pros - great location (close to lots of eateries and transport links), huge room with a comfy bed (partner is over 6ft and he wasn't hanging off the end)
Located in Genoa’s Sturia quarter, Hotel Tirreno has an American bar. It offers modern rooms with an LCD TV and views of the Tyrrhenian Sea or the Ligurian Apennines.
Great comfort. Excellent breakfast. Comfortable bed.
Located in central Genoa, the Bel Soggiorno is set in an Art Nouveau building, 500 metres from Genova Brignole Train Station. All air-conditioned rooms come with free Wi-Fi and discounted parking.
The hotel is very clean. The breakfast is delicious.
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.
Location and the single room had a small double bed
Offering free WiFi and a modern fitness area, the Genova Marina is just 50 metres from Genoa Aquarium and near the Maritime Museum. It is in the old harbour, 5 minutes’ walk from the centre.
Clean,spacious and a beautiful view of the harbour
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.
We always stay here and as you always made welcome.
Marina Place Resort is 1 km from Genoa's Cristoforo Colombo Airport. It offers air-conditioned rooms with modern décor and LCD satellite TV. Free parking is provided.
The view and the beauty of the room were beautiful.
A 3-minute walk from Genova Brignole Train and Metro Station, this 3-star hotel offers air-conditioned rooms with an LCD TV and a free wired internet connection.
Very close to the train station, clean and big room
Just 120 metres from the Palazzo Reale Museum and 1 km from Genova aquarium, Hotel Bologna lies in the historic centre of Genoa. It offers free WiFi and air-conditioned rooms.
Excellent location, well maintained, nicely renovated
Situated in the centre of Genoa, in front of Mazzini’s house (a museum of Risorgimento), the hotel is ideally set within easy reach of many of the city’s main attractions.
Good quality at lower cost
It was clean
Good location
Hotel Vittoria provides great value accommodation just 200 metres from Genoa's Piazza Principe Station. Family-run, it offers friendly and efficient service 24 hours a day.
The room a food was everything perfect
We commin back
Nuovo Nord is an affordable hotel enjoying a wonderfully central location in Genoa's historic centre. Set 50 m from the train station, everything is just walking distance away.
Great location, gorgeous place, excellent breakfast.
The Bristol Palace features an impressive elliptical staircase, leading to its elegant rooms. This historic building is in central Genoa, 100 metres from Piazza De Ferrari.
The room was amazing
Staff were lovely and helpful
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 centre.
Everything: staff, service, cleanliness, location and room.
Featuring free WiFi and a terrace with views of the city, Hotel Palazzo Grillo is set in a historical building in Genoa, 300 metres from Genova aquarium.
Fantastic breakfast, very helpful staff, great location.
Il Giardino Di Albaro offers refined accommodation in the charming ambiance of the Albaro district, a short walking distance from Borgo di Boccadasse neighbourhood and from its elegant seaside...
Good atmosphere, deco and location. Access to public transport
Only 750 metres from the famous Aquarium and Antico Porto exhibition area, Hotel Doria is in Genoa city centre. This boutique hotel offers accommodation in a 1952 building.
Beautifully clean. Friendly staff. Great location.
FAQs about hotels in Genova
On average, 3-star hotels in Genova cost £89 per night, and 4-star hotels in Genova are £116 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Genova can on average be found for £181 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Genova this weekend is £90 or, for a 4-star hotel, £106. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Genova for this weekend cost on average around £209 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs £87 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Genova for tonight. You'll pay on average around £106 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Genova will cost around £209 (based on Booking.com prices).
Hugging the Ligurian coastline, Genoa boasts Europe’s largest old town and Italy’s largest seaport. As birthplace of Christopher Columbus, its heart and soul is the port, site of the Naval Museum and the ship-shaped Aquarium.
By the old port (Porto Antico) are several bars and restaurants serving the local speciality – pesto. Other Genoese favourites are focaccia and fresh fish from its Mediterranean shores. Don’t miss the homemade gelato ice cream along the seafront promenade – Corso Italia. East of here is the tranquil Boccadasse neighbourhood, where colourful boats bob up and down.
The best city views are from Villetta di Negro, a raised, shady park with a waterfall. Below is UNESCO World Heritage-listed Via Garibaldi, home to the ornately decorated Palazzo dei Rolli.
South is the old town with its black-and-white cathedral and Piazza de Ferrari, featuring a large fountain and historic buildings including the Doge’s Palace. The surrounding area is a maze of narrow, cobbled streets flying the Genoa flag, supposedly where the English took theirs from. Each features bars, restaurants and unique shops, while fancy boutiques are on Via XX Settembre.
As you approach Genova Airport look out for the fortresses on the lush hills forming the backbone of the ‘Superb City’. Booking.com has a range of Genoa accommodation, from hotels to apartments and B&Bs.
Pra' - Voltri is at short distance from the homonymous...
Pra' - Voltri is at short distance from the homonymous motorway exit. Pra’ is famous for its basil, the true and only original Genoese, which can be purchased directly from the producer on site. Pra' and Voltri are a good starting point for getting to know Genoa and for excursions to the entire Ligurian coast.
In Voltri there are free and paid beaches, the sea is clean and various amenities (restaurants, museums, parks) are located in the area. In nearby Pegli, in addition to the beach, the Durazzo Pallavicini Park is worth a visit, with a 2.5 km path that crosses almost 9 hectares of land and takes you back in time, between neoclassical avenues and 19th century scenery along with the Ligurian Archaeology Museum. Boats depart from the Porto Antico for whale watching. And don't forget the real Genoese focaccia and farinata, just two of the many specialties of Ligurian cuisine.
MG
Germany
Scored 6.0
6.0
Nice city but nothing to compare with Florence or Bologna.
Nice city but nothing to compare with Florence or Bologna. Felt a bit strange and unsafe in some places. Good for a one-night stay to walk around the center but would not consider staying more.
If you arrive by car beware also about the city’s truly complex ZTLs (too many) and try to stay away from the center - Novotel is the ideal location right at the end of the highway and outside the ZTLs. You can leave the car in Novotel’s parking and use the bus (line 1) for visiting the center.
Markos
Greece
Scored 8.0
8.0
a multi-faceted city : the port, the old city & the "new"...
a multi-faceted city : the port, the old city & the "new" city. The atmosphere changes completely from one to the others.
The aquarium is a must as well as the thick hot chocolate in the cafés.
Another must : the visit of the Palazzo Rosso
AUDE
France
Scored 8.0
8.0
Nice city.
Nice city. We spent about half a day here as we were here to embark/disembark on a cruise. The marine area is nice, we saw lots of people queuing for the aquarium which is highly rate, although we didn't visit it.
The streets that lead into the 'old town' are really reminiscent of a medina in Morocco - think maze-like setup with very high buildings, and businesses mixed in with homes. So treat walking through them like an adventure. We passed the famous Focaccia bakery which had a very long line! And had the best pesto pasta in a cafe outside of the Cattedrale di San Lorenzo, for our lunch.
After that, we didn't spend too much more time in the area as we had a Portofino boat tour booked for the afternoon / early evening. Portofino is very pricey but views are instagram-genic so it's a popular tourist spot. Overall I would visit again for a long weekend as it's a very charming city, and for the pesto.
Yen
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
Lovely city, easy to get around.
Lovely city, easy to get around. The foreshore areas are lovely and the cafes and restaurants are great. Pasta Street is a good restaurant nearby. A close pharmacy and small grocer. Funicular to Righi a must. An historical city of great interest. We are older and found it really easy to get around on foot and by bus.
Janet
Australia
Scored 10
10
I love Genoa, but it would not be for everybody.
I love Genoa, but it would not be for everybody. If you require lots and lots of monuments, it's probably not for you. I like it because it is close to the sea, has enough interesting things to do, has wonderful food and is a very good value. Also, the people are wonderful and the crowds are much thinner here. But, if you don't speak any Italian or if this is your first trip to Italy, you may not feel the same way. I have been to Italy many times and speak passable Italian. Also, I understand how the system works over there. This might be a challenge for a first-timer.
Michele
United States
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Such friendly staff in the heart of Genoa. Old school hotel, classic traditional Italy. Really central in a beautiful city. Parking available close by without height restrictions. Able to use the roof top bar at the Sovay next door is a plus and also a must , what a view 👌 😍 . Rooms are funky yet elegant 👍
after travelling round Italy for 2 weeks the hotel was very luxurious. Very comfortable room, great breakfast. Excellent location for the train station and within walking distance of the city's main attractions. Very helpful and friendly staff
Friendly host, a bottle of sparkling vine in the fridge by arrival. Location near beach, (Spiaggia Sturla), walking distance to Vernazzola Beach and restaurants and the local Coop food store. Two separate bathrooms
Simply Fabulous Hotel. A true gem. My last night in italy I splashed out a bit but not a lot and got this wonderful. ritzy hotel. Great location to exlpore Genoa on foot
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