Hotels near House Museum Fausto Coppi

"Very beautiful hotel in the heart of Genoa, with almost everything within walking distance. Great architecture and museums. Hotel staff were outstanding."

"One of the most beautiful hotels we’ve ever stayed in. The location is excellent; about 5 minutes walk from train station and very quiet! The lobby/lounge is like stepping back in time to classy 40’s. Excellent restaurant for both breakfast and dinner. Our room was lovely; comfortable bed, sheets and fabulous towels. We also had a massage when we first arrived being we had been traveling prior to Genoa and I had an excellent lymphatic drainage massage. Fantastic! Trains took us to Rapello for a boat tour to less traveled Italian Riviera villages. Can’t recommend this hotel enough!"

"Good but not great!"

"Excellent rooms and great breakfast. Would definitely recommend it"

"I usually do not write reviews. But my stay here left me with a bad taste in my mouth. The hotel looks very nice from the outside and is super well located. Inside though, it has a very creepy feeling and the staff just felt off. As a young woman traveling for me is scary by itself. It did not help that while I was trying to take a shower, a man tried to break into my room and was banging my door down. I called the emergency service in the hotel and by the time they came the man was gone and therefore nothing was done. It might sound dramatic but this was definitely a traumatizing experience. If you are a solo traveler, I wouldn’t recommend."

"Amazing hotel in everything! Spa, nature, rooms, restaurant, stuff - the best! Highly recommend, one of my favorite hotel 🤗"

"Great restaurant. Friendly staff. Nice parking "

"The perfect getaway in a quiet Italian village, away from all the noise of big cities! It was close enough to a small city to get what you needed but none of the traffic and noise. Staff was peasant, place was comfortable, and the 360 degree view of the surrounding area was breathtaking! Would recommend to anyone looking for a get way from the grind of daily life and loud, noisy cities!"