• Holiday Inn Genoa City pics,photos

    Holiday Inn Genoa City

    4 starsExcellent

    From  US$ 132Map

    Via Milano 47, Genoa, Italy, 16126

    Experience friendly service and contemporary design at the sleek Holiday Inn Genoa City hotel, 7km from Cristoforo Colombo Airport. Holiday Inn Genoa City is set in a converted 1940's building next to Genoa's bustling ferry and cruise terminals .  More details 

  • Grand Hotel Savoia pics,photos

    Grand Hotel Savoia

    5 starsExceptional

    From  US$ 175Map

    Via Arsenale Di Terra 5, Genoa, Italy, 16126

    Grand Hotel Savoia, a five-star hotel, is one of the best Genoese hotels for more than 100 years. The hotel is located in the historic centre of Genoa and possesses the strategic position.  More details 

  • Continental Genova pics,photos

    Continental Genoa

    4 starsExcellent

    From  US$ 138Map

    Via Arsenale Di Terra, 1, Genoa, Italy, 16126

    The Hotel Continental Genova, is a four-star establishment located in the old part of the city, near Principe Station, the Aquarium of Genoa, the Children's City (la Citta dei Bambini) and the Magazzini del Cotone Conference Centre.  More details 

  • Europa Hotel pics,photos

    Europa Hotel

    3 starsVery good

    From  US$ 105Map

    V. Delle Monachette, 8, Genoa, Italy, 16126

    The Comfort Hotel Europa Genova City Centre is situated right in the historical city centre of Genova, only 50 meters from Genova Principe railway station, and ideal position close to all major attractions and monuments of the city.  More details 

  • Starhotels President pics,photos

    Starhotels President

    4 starsVery good

    From  US$ 124Map

    Corte Lambruschini, 4, Genoa, Italy, 16129

    The air-conditioned hotel comprises a total of 192 rooms as well as a restaurant. All of the rooms include an en suite bathroom and centrally controlled air conditioning.  More details 

  • Bristol Palace pics,photos

    Bristol Palace

    4 starsExcellent

    From  US$ 138Map

    Via XX Setembre, 35, Genoa, Italy, 16121

    An elegant turn-of-the-century palace in the centre of Genoa on Via XX Settembre.  More details 

  • Nh Marina pics,photos

    Nh Marina

    4 starsExcellent

    From  US$ 159Map

    Molo Ponte Calvi, Genoa, Italy, 16124

    Established in 2000, the hotel comprises a total of 140 rooms over 2 floors. Facilities on offer include a foyer, a 24-hour reception desk and a bar.  More details 

  • Acquario pics,photos

    Acquario

    3 starsAverage

    From  US$ 119Map

    Vico San Pancrazio, 9, Genoa, Italy, 16124

    The Acquario hotel offers an economical and basic base from which to explore the city and the nearby Centro Storico e Porto Antico area (the historic city centre and waterfront of Genoa) While the hotel is registered locally as 3 * star some guest s may feel that 2 stars would be more suitable.  More details 

  • Astoria pics,photos

    Astoria

    3 starsVery good

    From  US$ 112Map

    Piazza Brignole, 4, Genoa, Italy, 16122

    The TOP Astoria Hotel is a 3 star hotel located in the heart of Genoa. Hotel was built in 1860 by Marquises Serra, a noble Genoa family.  More details 

  • Ac Genova pics,photos

    Ac Genoa

    4 starsExcellent

    From  US$ 122Map

    Corso Europa, 1075, Genoa, Italy, 16148

    This modern, air-conditioned hotel was newly opened in 2002 and comprises 139 rooms. Further facilities include a cosy café and a restaurant, where culinary delights are served.  More details 

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     Genoa is a source of Italian pride.

     Once upon a time commercial routes led the city-native and explorer Christopher Columbus from Genoa to the opposite shores of America to put it on the global map as the new world. Genoa's place in contributing to a momentous event in history far from the public eye until it swapped its grimy image of trade hub for the glory of tourist destination.

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Genoa hotels

     Genoa is a source of Italian pride.

     Once upon a time commercial routes led the city-native and explorer Christopher Columbus from Genoa to the opposite shores of America to put it on the global map as the new world. Genoa's place in contributing to a momentous event in history far from the public eye until it swapped its grimy image of trade hub for the glory of tourist destination.

     Your travel to Genoa can become unforgettable with Booked.net. Be it a room in cheap hotel in Genoa to one packed with luxuries all available at Booked.net. Our listings include maps, photos and secure forms on every hotel.

     If commerce transformed Genoa into a major seaport, the greatest amount in Europe of medieval heritage inspired intense cultural interest in the city. Visiting Genoa, you will bump into the true Italian heart with labyrinth of narrow streets, tree-lined alleyways and artistic heritage. The 1992 Columbus Celebration fueled renewal projects to Genoa and today you can take time to enjoy its 16th century palaces set side-by-side with baroque churches at the cobbled piazzas.

Attractions include;

- Spianata Castelletto, a tree-lined belvedere to take in views of the city from

- Corso Italia, a beautiful promenade in the city

- Santa Maria di Castello serves as the museum and the summer cathedral

- Chiossone Museum of Oriental Art houses the biggest European collection of oriental art

- The Aquarium, the biggest one in Europe

     Due to its seaside location the city adheres to maritime traditions. It served as the vibrant trading center through the hands of the Etruscans, the Greeks and the Carthaginians in the early years. The trouble came with the fall of the Roman Empire when the city declined to a backwater port. Even though pirates often attacked the city, Genoa recovered to become the most important port in the Mediterranean. This success attracted foreigners and the French established rule in the area until it was captured by Austria in 1746. In 1861 Genoa was annexed to Italy.

     With regards to its maritime past, Genoa, is full of sailors even though the city has already lost its tough character to become an appealing destination on the Italian Riviera. It was the 2004 European Culture Capital as it had poured enough money into cultural revitalization. The wealth of churches and museums places the city among the world's leading destinations, while its Rolli Palaces tops the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

     Away from its artistic heritage, Genoa is a place to enjoy eating. As a maritime city, it specializes in sea food, but the truly Italian dish is pesto with basil, pine nuts, garlic, and parmesan cheese. From filling dining to cultural explorations, Genoa is perfect for both with an early booking at Booked.net.