the hotel is next to the Principe railway station, therefore the rooms are a little bit noisy. at the same time it is also an advantage if someone arrives by train or by plane to Genoa (there is a good bus connection between Principe station and the airport). the service is quite good. the breakfast is simple, but it is... more

The central location of this hotel is ideal for travelling by train, although its location right above the station means it can be a little noisy, especially at night with the windows open. Room was ok, reasonably clean but with a rather small bathroom. Interesting 'anatomical' design for the overhead lighting... Breakfast was a complete disaster, comparable to an English... more

We stayed here on our last night in Genoa, purely to be the near the train station for an early train to Milan the next morning. Initial impressions were okay, nothing great. We got taken to our room, the door of which was propped open by a bucket ( to air out?). It was like something out of the 70's,... more

Lenght of stay, 7 nights. Date 17th July 07. We went to Genoa to celebrate a surprise 70th birthday. Every year for our birthdays we give each other a surprise trip. Although we are getting on in years we are both very active and walk miles. I chose the Hotel Bellevue in the centre of town because the airport shuttle... more

This is a nice place to stay in Genova. Rooms are clean, breakfast is decent (some variety which was nice!) and available til 10:30 in a 2nd floor breakfast area (with terrace). I stayed here 4 nights with a couple companions in a triple room and we were pleased with the stay. Internet is only available on a PC in... more

The Hotel is 2 blocks from the train station and within walking distance to the waterfront. This hotel should be considered only for an overnight stay to somewhere else. The hotel is in the middle of the block, on a busy street that had traffic backed up for miles, all day long. In other words, poor access. There is a... more

A practical place to go when you come off the train and have not done any more planning than that. Paid a little more than € 50 for a single room and that is not too bad. A slightly funny smell in the room was the most negative. Staff was ok. more

My husband and I used Genova as sort of jumping point to the Cinque Terre on our trip through Italy. We thought we would stay a day or so in Genova and then head south to the wonderful Cinque Terre. Neither of us was impressed with Genova AT ALL! Quite frankly, the city is dirty, noisy, very touristy and neither... more

We want to report a bad experience that happened to us (myself and my husband) for the holel bellevue. The hotel turns out to be very noisy to the extend that no one can endure staying and sleeping. There is a construction work on right under the hotel, and the hotel is obve the rail way station. We couldn't sleep... more