Find 2-Star Hotels in Genoa

"It is necessary to put 1 star for the service, because almost sat down trying to get to the hotel and absolutely do not understand the motivation of the administrator. The house is very specifically located between the hill, the hotel is on the fifth floor of the house, the entrance to the house is on the first floor and on the sixth floor on the back side (up the staircase), the navigator will surely lead you to the first floor (which is logical), There you will even see a button with the name of the hotel, but by pressing it you will not get the answer. Thanks to the joyful sequel of circumstances, two ladies came in, we walked in, climbed up to the 5th floor, and there was a code lock. To learn the code - you need to settle to settle - you need to know the code. Closed circle. I did not work in Italy by the Russian operator of communication, I didn't have the opportunity to call, thank God the husband remained 4% charging and he called on the door number, sorry only that nobody answered. And here we were lucky again and the door opened the family couple, thanks to which we finally got inside the hotel, where on the table already waited for an enquiry with my name and the keys to the door. After 10 minutes, the administrator called back and sent the instructions on how to get to the hotel, thank you, very in time. I believe that in such hotels - self-service it is necessary to send instructions in advance on the fact of booking, not on the fact of arrival, as travelers from the road may banally not have charge on the phone/internet/mobile communication. As for the hotel itself or more correctly to say the hostel - an amazing house with a parade atrium, which after passing all the original quests is admired, a clean cozy room, Very early departure (in my opinion until 10 a.m.) and phenomenal hearing, we in the room spoke whispering. I would stop here again because I have already solved all the mysteries of the settlement, but for an older, poorly speaking foreign language, or without a person's means of communication - it is very irrespective."

"Hôtes d’une gentillesse incroyable.pour une nuit c’est très bien sanitaires propres,chambre propre et il y a le nécessaire pour passer une bonne nuit. Juste nous avions pris une suite familiale,mes enfants ont dormi sur un lit pliant qui grince à chaque mouvement.climatisation très appréciée. Il n’y a pas de parking à l’hôtel mais celui recommandé est très bien juste un peu cher.(25€ la nuit)"

"Хороший отельчик. Чистый , аккуратный. Хороший кондей. Есть балкон в комнате, можно сушить вещи. Минус - неудобная кровать - матрас и подушки"

"Best hostel. Highly recommended!"

"Albergo Astro is extremelly well located, in the 5th floor of an old glamorous building close to the train station and to the center of Genova. The personnel speaks italian, but can easily understand travellers that only scratch a bit of italian. I had the feeling as if I was staying in the house of a big family. The place is very clean, and room is clean everyday. Good place to stay for the price."

"The hotel is not far from the train station but the road is very difficult to walk. There are small alleys everywhere in the old city, and there are many dangerous buildings on both sides. The small hotel is considered a homestay and the conditions are very poor. The facilities are old and aging and some have been broken. Make do for two days. Because I care about the convenience of travel, I can bear it. At night, many black people around, and I am still afraid. Not recommended to live here. The reception is still very warm. There is no elevator to carry your luggage up and down the narrow stairs."

"The hotel is near Brignole Station, but I wouldn't recommend walking outside after dark. The hotel itself is in a creepy building, and you must take the elevator (very small and very creepy) to the reception. The room was nothing like the pictures. It was nice and smelled bad (not sure of what, I didn't want to find out). I was only there for 6 hours, as I was travelling further for the weekend and then back to Genoa. I didn't/wouldn't go back to that hotel."