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"Clean room and property, nice stuff, excellent breakfast. Amazing restaurant Giotto."

"The location is great. It is in the middle of the city center but very quiet inside the room."

"Convenient parking and location."

"Limited food and drink available within the building. Lots of graffiti on streets nearby."

"We arrived after midnight, tired and hungry the helpful person at the front desk let us know that if we wanted to go out (we absolutely did not) we might find a place open nearby or we could purchase the frozen meals from their freezer and they would heat them up for us we liked the look of the lasagna, the man brought it to our room along with drinks, plates and utensils. The room had everything we needed and check out wasn’t until 12 noon we really got some quality sleep during that time. I ran down right before breakfast closed to bring back some food to our room and all of it, was well cooked and delicious. The front desk called us a taxi and we headed for our Cruise. I would definitely return, for a longer break."

"Staff very accommodating and helpful"

"Imposing modern hotel handily placed for exploring Genoa. Very welcoming staff who take care of your needs. Excellent breakfast provided to get you started. On the expensive side, but highly recommended. "

"It is a 1 star hotel, you get for what you pay. Staff was unpleasant "

"The location is great and the room itself was nice and even charming, but I wouldn’t stay here again: - The check-in website takes a long time to fill out b/c country fields don’t populate correctly. We had to try about 5 times for each, and there are many (Country where passport issued, country of residence, etc. for each person). - The web link to get in front door for the first time didn’t work and told us the function wasn’t available. The alternate method (code to lock box) also didn’t work. The company did respond and we got in, but it took a while. - The wifi in the room was terrible to the point of being almost entirely unusable. - The bathroom has a tub, but there is no shower curtain or barrier and you have to hold the shower head (attempting not to spray everywhere). - Biggest issue: There are people onsite who are clearly staff, but when you walk through the common areas they don’t say hello and studiously avoid eye contact. It’s very strange and uncomfortable and makes you feel like you’re invading their space. I understand it’s not a hotel, but some basic courtesy would be nice. - I could do without the repeated reminders that if you leave the door propped open, check out late, etc. you will be charged $200. It’s fine to post policies, but it’s a bit of overkill, especially combined with the unwelcoming staff. All in all, it was a very strange experience."