The location is ideal.. A block from the rail station and the promenade at the beach. The rooms are excellent and the grounds well cared for. This is a great place to relax or use as a base. The area surrounding the hotel is a very nice residential neighborhood and being a block from the promenade, makes evening walks a... More

This was our first hotel in Italy. We came with our car from Marseilles, France. With your GPS, very easy to find : be careful to watch on your right, it's on the other side of a big wall, down the tiny street. You'll see the the name of the hotel above the door. This is a very old house... More

My boyfriend and I spent 3 nights in this hotel last summer. The location is super, an authentic " villa genovese". Our room was big, clean and confortable, the only negative detail: the bathroom should be renewed. What I enjoyed most is the breakfast in the garden, with homemade cakes and jams, really amazing! I would definitely stay there again... More

My room, on the second floor in the corner, was large, clean and quiet, and it had a good-sized bathroom and comfortable bed. Yes, the hotel has seen its glory days, but for the price (84 euros in August) I couldn’t have done better. The hotel is located just seven minutes from the Genoa Nervi train station and the Passaggieto... More

the hote is in an very old villa, its not in the center of Genova, but in Nervi, its 5 mins walking to the sea, where are lot of restarants located. Room is not clean, seems the floor is long time not vacumed and swept, hotel room is very big, but becaues near the railway, its a bit noisy in... More

Very old building in need of some updating. Total contrast to some of the other hotels I stayed in during my trip to Italy but wouldnt have missed it! Staff friendly very good breakfast. Lovely walk along promenade at night.

OK, I suppose the hotel doesn't quite cut it compared to modern standards, but when else are you going to get the chance to stay in a 15th century villa with marble staircases and painted ceilings in the bedrooms. Remember to fold in the car wing mirrors as you squeeze it through the narrow gate. Granted the whole place could... More

what more to say. this hotel has great bones, but no life. the most previous renovation, which looked to be at least a quarter century ago, was a very half hearted and cheap attempt at an upgrade - throw up some cardboard walls, add a toilet and voila - ensuite. It was depressing, and I was happy to have had... More

The sorroundings are really nice and its only a short walk away from the sea, wich is really nice but the room we had (27 - A) on the ground floor was big and old. The wooden furniture was very old. And the bathroom looked like it needed an update. The included breakfast was ok (cold thought). You could choose... More