Pet friendly Hotels in Liguria, Italy

We booked 2 nights with breakfast included. We were 2 adults with our 16 year-old daughter. The room is comfortable and it has all you need and won't break the bank. The staff was really helpful and suggested a great restaurant for the first night. The location is awesome, being right above the train station, it makes it perfect for a day trip to Cinque Terre. The room has a kettle, coffee and tea and some complimentary cookies. There is storage for your clothes (armoire). There is a common room with 2 loveseats and books to borrow/take/exchange. There is no elevator and we were on the 3rd floor. Not a big deal for us, but good to know in advance. Communication with the staff in advance was great and they were helpful to get us there easily. We also booked for breakfast. They give you a voucher for a coffee shop one street over for a coffee and croissant. The place and staff was great. The croissant was really tasty. I would recommend this hotel.

We arrived at late night after a long trip, and we have been welcomed from a really sweet guy who helped us to park our car ,and also offered us a beer .. the room was clean and spacious,the hotel is new and has a stylus and smart concept... we had to stay only 1 night but we extend 1 more nite in order to rest and relax before going back home.. the day after we met elder who seems to be the manager who gave us so many informations on what to see in genova and where to eat proper Italian food .. we felt like home,it wasn’t expected,such a great surprise at the end of our road trip through Europe.. definitely recommended .. we will stay again if we will ever come back to genova.. thanks guys

The room was very large for a family of 4 people, a few steps away from the station, top staff. Gentle and available, it seems to be at home.

It is a very good hotel. The location is perfect, close to everything. It is quite well soundproofed and nicely decorated. Hotel perfectly clean, with enough towels and products. The staff is helpful, welcoming and does everything to make the stay pleasant. Spacious room! Be careful with the parking lot because there is not enough space … we could not park our car at the hotel and places are very difficult to find in this city.

We recently completed a trip through Europe by train staying in each country in four star hotels. The one hotel that stands out the most from all the rest was the Poet Hotel, La Spezia, Italy, unfortunately not for all the right reasons ! Although out of the seven hotels we stayed , the Poet was the most basic of all, in fact we'd be generous giving it a three star. The room we stayed in was very cramped, no cupboards, no draws, or wardrobe to unpack clothes etc. Just a bed, an open clothes rail, a mirror and tiny small shelf-desk. Although we found it clean this fell far below the standards in all the other hotels we stayed. We went through all the channels on the T.V and the BBC, CNN were not available. For a language commonly used widely around the world, you would have thought there would have been at least one channel in English available. When asking the receptionist which way to the bar, she smiled and said ”the reception desk is the hotel bar ” and that they would get us drinks and we could drink them in the breakfast area, goes to say, we didn't bother. The Hotel's web site clearly shows a bar but we didn't see one and to sit in the breakfast area, no thanks. There is a sign in the hotel saying ”Enjoy the Fun” I'm afraid no fun to be had here. We did contact our travel company and they were very quick to get straight back with a message saying that they had contacted the hotel management and that they were aware of the issues. No one contacted us from the management rest of the three nights we stayed but we decided to not spoil the holiday and tough it out. This hotel was more like an up-market student hostel and clearly if you like living out of your case off the floor this is the place for you. Alan Carlisle

ALCUNI ASPETTI DA MIGLIORARE… MA OTTIMO RAPPORTO POSIZIONE / PREZZO!!! È successo che l’anno scorso per motivi di salute non avevamo potuto pensare alle vacanze per tempo, e in più avevo voluto provare a organizzare qualche giorno in Liguria (la nostra Regione) spendendo il meno possibile, utilizzando due cofanetti Smartbox acquistati mesi prima… Incredibilmente, pur avendo prenotato tardi (a fine Giugno, per fine Luglio!), ero riuscita a trovare una camera per due notti presso questa struttura di Sarzana, che compariva tra le possibilità offerte da uno dei cofanetti relativi ai Borghi più belli d’Italia (che consiglio). Ne leggerete di tutti i colori in altre recensioni su questo piccolo residence, ma io personalmente lo consiglio, perché con mio marito mi ci sono trovata tutto sommato bene (anche se siamo stati poco) e noi pensiamo che abbia come punti di forza la posizione (con parcheggio gratuito disponibile nella piazzetta pubblica, cosa che in Liguria in città è rara…), comodissima per andare a cena a piedi in centro, oltre che il prezzo (particolarmente conveniente con lo Smartbox preso con un codice sconto, ma anche con prenotazione diretta o su Booking sicuramente ne vale la pena). Per quanto mi riguarda ho trovato il titolare reperibile via mail nell’organizzare il viaggio, perché mi aveva risposto presto per comunicare al tour operator dei Borghi la disponibilità della stanza proprio per i giorni che cercavamo, mentre inizialmente mi aveva fatto dire che non c’era posto; quindi aveva risolto! Certo, appena arrivati però c’era un pó d’aria d’abbandono… Il titolare aveva fatto solo una toccata e fuga il secondo giorno… Le cameriere sconsolate si sono date da fare, chiamando ripetutamente il Sig. Filippo (un giovane che pare abbia ereditato la struttura da altri e sembra non averne molta cura…) chiedendogli di mandare qualcuno per fare alcune riparazioni urgenti, e dai e dai finalmente qualcosa si era mosso! Nella nostra camera matrimoniale al piano seminterrato (sono d’accordo con altri clienti che ne hanno scritto su TA, con un pó d’odore di chiuso e qualche rumore proveniente dagli impianti di un bagno del piano superiore, ma niente di grave), molto grande (una tripla in due!) silenziosa (ottime finestre!), con letto comodissimo e dove abbiamo dormito bene, lo split dell’aria condizionata (non indispensabile comunque, stanza esposta a Ovest e non caldissima pure d’estate) il giorno dopo funzionava bene impostato a 24 gradi (quando eravamo arrivati avevamo dovuto metterlo a 19), e una delle lampadine bruciate sopra l’armadio era stata sostituita. Quanto al portarotolo penzolante e all’anta della doccia mancante (perché rotta da tempo…) era il meno, le cameriere ci avevano dato un tappetino in più ma stavamo attenti a puntare verso il muro il getto dell’acqua. Prese elettriche più che sufficienti, ma volendo essere pignola suggerisco lampadine più luminose (c’è più chiaro nel disimpegno all’ingresso nella camera e in bagno che dal lett

Buona soluzione per visitare Sanremo o per utilizzare l'hotel come tappa intermedia per viaggi in Provenza. Posizione centrale e tranquilla, prezzo onesto e conveniente. Atmosfera piuttosto impersonale in palazzo non modernissimo ma pulito e ordinato, ingresso gestito da remoto con codice pin, in comunicazione con proprietario pronto e disponibile. Camere troppo fredde d'inverno.

Very good hotel, well located, attentive staff. The hotel is in the heart of the city, 300 meters from the sea and the car parks, but very quiet. Good value for money. The little travel cot for baby and the bonus kettle for the bottle. The only problem for us is the lack of elevator for the stroller and luggage but that's a detail. THANKS !

Location in the center on a narrow street pedestrian! Nearby there is everything. Before the sea 10 minutes walk . The room is spacious, comfortable. There is a refrigerator, the air conditioner worked perfectly. Excellent staff on the wotsapp. In general, a great option to live right in the center of San Remo!

We booked 2 nights with breakfast included. We were 2 adults with our 16 year-old daughter. The room is comfortable and it has all you need and won't break the bank. The staff was really helpful and suggested a great restaurant for the first night. The location is awesome, being right above the train station, it makes it perfect for a day trip to Cinque Terre. The room has a kettle, coffee and tea and some complimentary cookies. There is storage for your clothes (armoire). There is a common room with 2 loveseats and books to borrow/take/exchange. There is no elevator and we were on the 3rd floor. Not a big deal for us, but good to know in advance. Communication with the staff in advance was great and they were helpful to get us there easily. We also booked for breakfast. They give you a voucher for a coffee shop one street over for a coffee and croissant. The place and staff was great. The croissant was really tasty. I would recommend this hotel.

We recently completed a trip through Europe by train staying in each country in four star hotels. The one hotel that stands out the most from all the rest was the Poet Hotel, La Spezia, Italy, unfortunately not for all the right reasons ! Although out of the seven hotels we stayed , the Poet was the most basic of all, in fact we'd be generous giving it a three star. The room we stayed in was very cramped, no cupboards, no draws, or wardrobe to unpack clothes etc. Just a bed, an open clothes rail, a mirror and tiny small shelf-desk. Although we found it clean this fell far below the standards in all the other hotels we stayed. We went through all the channels on the T.V and the BBC, CNN were not available. For a language commonly used widely around the world, you would have thought there would have been at least one channel in English available. When asking the receptionist which way to the bar, she smiled and said ”the reception desk is the hotel bar ” and that they would get us drinks and we could drink them in the breakfast area, goes to say, we didn't bother. The Hotel's web site clearly shows a bar but we didn't see one and to sit in the breakfast area, no thanks. There is a sign in the hotel saying ”Enjoy the Fun” I'm afraid no fun to be had here. We did contact our travel company and they were very quick to get straight back with a message saying that they had contacted the hotel management and that they were aware of the issues. No one contacted us from the management rest of the three nights we stayed but we decided to not spoil the holiday and tough it out. This hotel was more like an up-market student hostel and clearly if you like living out of your case off the floor this is the place for you. Alan Carlisle

Residential hotel, very close to the train station, to Wuyu Village is very convenient. The waiter is friendly. The room is large, the light is good, and comfortable.

We stayed a night...small but very comfortable,clean and absolutely quiet room...then Mrs. Johanna the owner absolutely very kind and friendly , gave us advice on what to visit in the short time we had...then Very strategic location ...to reach the 5 lands, just a few minutes walk from the railway station, just as close to the center... I recommend booking the car park... which is just in front of the stable...so I have nothing to do compliments and thanks for welcomed us in this short stay....we will surely return to you.. THE COUNCIL VIVously!!!

Fantastic location in La Spezia at 100m from the train to visit Cinqueterre. You can also book the private parking and the staff are very nice and give you plenty of information and recommendations. They even gave us an iron when we asked for it. The only con would be that our bathroom was little and you had to close the door in order to get to the washbasin.

Great location: close to train station, food store, laundry and a myriad of restaurants. A breeze to train it back and forth to Cinque Terra. A huge plus. DO NOT stay in the Cinque Terra touristy villages. Down side; the bar on the street below~ noise and cigarette smoke rises! TheMonterosso room is a direct hit from the bar. And, the room Frig was marginal at best. Yet, shower was great, maid service was amazing and the maid herself a sheer delight. The bed was a toughie to befriend as it was rather hard and took a night to grow accustomed to. The coffee maker and tea pot were a plus; however, only use bottled water. The “breakfast” was a far cry from breakfast and was basically packaged spongy rolls and Melba toast. Plenty of bakeries and breakfast bars nearby; go there. The price was a steal and yes, we would return and request one of the other Cinque Terra rooms. The proprietor was accessible and responsive. Stay here.

We arrived at late night after a long trip, and we have been welcomed from a really sweet guy who helped us to park our car ,and also offered us a beer .. the room was clean and spacious,the hotel is new and has a stylus and smart concept... we had to stay only 1 night but we extend 1 more nite in order to rest and relax before going back home.. the day after we met elder who seems to be the manager who gave us so many informations on what to see in genova and where to eat proper Italian food .. we felt like home,it wasn’t expected,such a great surprise at the end of our road trip through Europe.. definitely recommended .. we will stay again if we will ever come back to genova.. thanks guys

The room was very large for a family of 4 people, a few steps away from the station, top staff. Gentle and available, it seems to be at home.

Exceptional gem in Genoa. Stayed 4 days here with excellent time in and out, comfortable but a bit hard beds and huge palace rooms. Enjoyed daily valet service who took care of our car while we ventured out. Extremely convenient location for a visit to a wonderful City of Genoa. Walking distance to a train station should you desire to visit Portofino or any of the areas of Cinqueterra. Daily turn down service and fresh towels without asking. A 5 star deserved here. We will be back. (Not a negative note but one of possible visual and quality improvement is to address the tired and age showing red carpet on the wonderful and remarkable staircase) Cheers to the staff and management.

The location was perfect and we are lucky enough to find street parking just outside the hotel. However, due to the lack of blanket (only a thin sheet of cloth and a unwashable thick blanket in wardrobe), we were unable to get a good night sleep. Also, the handle of the toilet was broken.

The hotel was honestly quite good and modern. The location was pretty decent too, lots of good food around the area. They have a vintage lift system, it is pretty cool, but not exactly my cup of tea as it was a bit tough to use the lift with luggage.

Interesting hotel located on third and fourth floors- so you need to go up in the vintage lift to find! Rooms crafted in a vintage architectural building on main shopping street. Continental breakfast a must. Service at hotel was great and friendly. Walking distance to Genoa Brignole station and other attractions. Good for a family.

This hotel looks fantastic on the website, but don't let that mislead you.  We arrived after a cruise and a long train ride; we were very much looking forward to staying in a ”Luxury Duplex” with some extra space and comfort for my family. This was far from the truth. After entering our room, the temperature inside the room was 26C. I immediately went to turn on the AC, which didn't work.  I immediately went to the front desk and let them know that the AC was not working at all.  He came to the room and pretended to set the AC, but only turned on the fan.  After sitting there sweating with my entire family for a while, we decided to open the huge window facing the VERY busy and noisy street. I played with the AC control panel only to find that the AC had been disabled completely and only the 'Heat' and 'Fan' options were available.  They do this at the maintenance level to conserve electricity. COMPLETELY unacceptable as the temperature in the unit was now 25C (with the window open) and a sweltering 29C in the upper level of the unit. I went back to the desk again to have the AC turned on.  I was told that because it was 'Winter', the use of AC was not allowed.  The Front Desk Agent was useless, Rude and not helpful at all.  I don't care if it's Winter, there is no way my family is going to be able to sleep in a sauna. I went back to the front desk only to be given more excuses; I asked to speak to the Property Manager, who was 'unavailable'.  We went out for dinner, leaving the window wide open in hope that it would cool the unit down.  Not the case again, due to the design of the room, there is no way to properly ventilate it without using the perfectly good AC system that is disabled because it's 'Winter'.  We tried to sleep with the window open, which was Incredibly noisy due to the heavy traffic and late night activity in the area.  We all tried to sleep with earplugs, but it was simply way to hot and loud. Horrible experience that was completely avoidable.  skip this place altogether...

This hotel is past its prime. It was probably super swanky when it was built, and has stunning views over Genoas port and railway station - but it has not kept up to modern standards. The rooms feel outdated and old. However: the price is low, and for travellers arriving by train the hotel could not be better placed. The rooms have high ceilings and excellent aircondition, as well as good water pressure in the bathrooms. We stayed two nights in the middle of the heat wave and could not have asked for better sleep. Our only complaint would be that the night receptionist did not seem to like his guests very much. We would absolutely recommend the hotel for travellers on a budget, travellers who would like to live close to Genoas narrow & non-gentrified alleyways, and trainspotters who will enjoy the views to all arriving trains!

We arrived at late night after a long trip, and we have been welcomed from a really sweet guy who helped us to park our car ,and also offered us a beer .. the room was clean and spacious,the hotel is new and has a stylus and smart concept... we had to stay only 1 night but we extend 1 more nite in order to rest and relax before going back home.. the day after we met elder who seems to be the manager who gave us so many informations on what to see in genova and where to eat proper Italian food .. we felt like home,it wasn’t expected,such a great surprise at the end of our road trip through Europe.. definitely recommended .. we will stay again if we will ever come back to genova.. thanks guys

The room was very large for a family of 4 people, a few steps away from the station, top staff. Gentle and available, it seems to be at home.

Exceptional gem in Genoa. Stayed 4 days here with excellent time in and out, comfortable but a bit hard beds and huge palace rooms. Enjoyed daily valet service who took care of our car while we ventured out. Extremely convenient location for a visit to a wonderful City of Genoa. Walking distance to a train station should you desire to visit Portofino or any of the areas of Cinqueterra. Daily turn down service and fresh towels without asking. A 5 star deserved here. We will be back. (Not a negative note but one of possible visual and quality improvement is to address the tired and age showing red carpet on the wonderful and remarkable staircase) Cheers to the staff and management.

The hotel was honestly quite good and modern. The location was pretty decent too, lots of good food around the area. They have a vintage lift system, it is pretty cool, but not exactly my cup of tea as it was a bit tough to use the lift with luggage.

Interesting hotel located on third and fourth floors- so you need to go up in the vintage lift to find! Rooms crafted in a vintage architectural building on main shopping street. Continental breakfast a must. Service at hotel was great and friendly. Walking distance to Genoa Brignole station and other attractions. Good for a family.

This hotel is past its prime. It was probably super swanky when it was built, and has stunning views over Genoas port and railway station - but it has not kept up to modern standards. The rooms feel outdated and old. However: the price is low, and for travellers arriving by train the hotel could not be better placed. The rooms have high ceilings and excellent aircondition, as well as good water pressure in the bathrooms. We stayed two nights in the middle of the heat wave and could not have asked for better sleep. Our only complaint would be that the night receptionist did not seem to like his guests very much. We would absolutely recommend the hotel for travellers on a budget, travellers who would like to live close to Genoas narrow & non-gentrified alleyways, and trainspotters who will enjoy the views to all arriving trains!

This hotel looks fantastic on the website, but don't let that mislead you.  We arrived after a cruise and a long train ride; we were very much looking forward to staying in a ”Luxury Duplex” with some extra space and comfort for my family. This was far from the truth. After entering our room, the temperature inside the room was 26C. I immediately went to turn on the AC, which didn't work.  I immediately went to the front desk and let them know that the AC was not working at all.  He came to the room and pretended to set the AC, but only turned on the fan.  After sitting there sweating with my entire family for a while, we decided to open the huge window facing the VERY busy and noisy street. I played with the AC control panel only to find that the AC had been disabled completely and only the 'Heat' and 'Fan' options were available.  They do this at the maintenance level to conserve electricity. COMPLETELY unacceptable as the temperature in the unit was now 25C (with the window open) and a sweltering 29C in the upper level of the unit. I went back to the desk again to have the AC turned on.  I was told that because it was 'Winter', the use of AC was not allowed.  The Front Desk Agent was useless, Rude and not helpful at all.  I don't care if it's Winter, there is no way my family is going to be able to sleep in a sauna. I went back to the front desk only to be given more excuses; I asked to speak to the Property Manager, who was 'unavailable'.  We went out for dinner, leaving the window wide open in hope that it would cool the unit down.  Not the case again, due to the design of the room, there is no way to properly ventilate it without using the perfectly good AC system that is disabled because it's 'Winter'.  We tried to sleep with the window open, which was Incredibly noisy due to the heavy traffic and late night activity in the area.  We all tried to sleep with earplugs, but it was simply way to hot and loud. Horrible experience that was completely avoidable.  skip this place altogether...

圖便宜單身旅遊可以，床太小了。 但是但是 網速賊快 服務賊好 陽颱風景賊不錯

The hotel is very close to the airport, not far from the metro and train station. It's convenient to eat nearby. There are several Chinese restaurants. The room was cleaned and the breakfast was plentiful. Especially the boss, President Zhao, is considerate and very familiar with the local people and gives you good suggestions for travel.