Genoa Hotels with Pools

We arrived at late night after a long trip, and we have been welcomed from a really sweet guy who helped us to park our car ,and also offered us a beer .. the room was clean and spacious,the hotel is new and has a stylus and smart concept... we had to stay only 1 night but we extend 1 more nite in order to rest and relax before going back home.. the day after we met elder who seems to be the manager who gave us so many informations on what to see in genova and where to eat proper Italian food .. we felt like home,it wasn’t expected,such a great surprise at the end of our road trip through Europe.. definitely recommended .. we will stay again if we will ever come back to genova.. thanks guys

Due to an unexpected curtailing of a cruise I needed a hotel close to the airport at a decent price and this one fitted the bill. Check in easy. Room on floor 6 was spacious and clean with 2 single beds. TV channels all Italian. You're in Italy so fair enough. Not much round in terms of eateries on foot that I could see so Deliveroo will be your friend. Breakfast not great but it was in with the price so 🤷 Genoa airport is about 150m away so easily walkable which was my main reason for using. Not really close to Genoa centre so will have limited appeal to tourists although there are lovely mountain views to the rear.

A big hotel with clean rooms! There are many halls nearby! The hotel waiters are enthusiastic about helping travelers. Most importantly, it is close to the station, and it is especially convenient to travel to and from Milan! I have lived three times and love it every time!

Beautiful hotel near the station and port. Arrived in late and got a lovely welcome. The room was comfortable and clean. The bed was excellent ! Check out was easy and breakfast was good. There is a free luggage storage service too. Overall a lovely stay.

the location is excellent right across the Milano Brignole Rail station, and there are plenty of eateries and shopping nearby. The room is clean, and drinks and snacks in the fridge are free to guests. This is impressive and well received by both me and my wife. The room is quiet, even though our room is right across the elevator. The elevator is one of the oldest I have seen, and it works perfectly. I will definitely recommend this hotel to my friends. Since I booked this hotel more than a month ago, so the tariff was quite reasonable.

Booked the hotel via trip.com, and we were upgraded to a five star hotel, which is the sister hotel of Hotel Continental, and this hotel is just right beside the Genoa Principe station. The location is super good and it is also walking distance to the port, and to almost all the tourist attraction. I would highly recommended this hotel.

Very good hotel, the room is clean and tidy, the breakfast is very rich, 5 minutes away from the city center, extremely convenient. Genova is cheap, 1,5 euros for a glass of 660ml Italian beer in the supermarket, 1,3 euros for mineral water, 0,15 euros for mineral water. At the Zhongyu Pavilion 6 euros you can eat a plate of stir-fried vegetables or two braised lion heads, all of which in Shanghai is unimaginable.

Before you book this elegant hotel, I urge you to do a search with the word “RUDE.” I wish I had. Both the hotel and the city of Genoa were a big mistake for me, an older woman traveling solo. A few of many examples: When I arrived at the hotel, I immediately saw the gleaming bar and asked if they also served food. The bartender literally barked at me that he couldn’t hear me with my mask on! The night before I left it was a 20-minute struggle to add the one meal I had charged to my account. The next morning as I was literally seated in a cab, the woman at the desk ran out to ask me if I paid for my dinner. To top it off, I took home a giant bruise on my elbow, courtesy of a guest who slammed his luggage handle into my arm to save himself three seconds exiting an elevator. Rudeness breeds rudeness. This hotel definitely seems more attuned to business guests and does not want to be bothered at all with tourists. Unfortunately, the city had the same vibe. With the exception of the Hop On/Hop Off bus and the super-helpful multi-lingual Francesca, tourists seemed to irritate them. I have traveled extensively in Italy and this hotel and city, IMO, totally lack the warm hospitality and joy that I love about Italy.