Le Nuvole Residenza d'epoca

Le Nuvole - set in a square - is a reasonably quiet oasis that is slightly apart from the hubbub of the city but centrally located, and within a 10-minute walk of all the main sights (provided you don't get lost in the famous alleys). Some of the key take-aways: - The staff are generally friendly and accommodating. - The rooms are reasonably spacious. We opted for a suite that has a lofted seating area, which is probably neither needed nor justified. Unless you have more than two people in your party, a standard room should be more than sufficient. - The rooms are clean and nicely appointed. I am not sure I would deem anything particularly luxurious, but everything was of a good standard for the price point. - If you opt for breakfast, you have access to a decent selection of standard continental and hot buffet breakfast food. Again, nothing is exceptional, but it is certainly good enough. - There are a few sparsely decorated common areas for (instant) coffee and water on the same floor as the hotel rooms. This is a nice feature to have in theory, but I found these areas slightly depressing. If nothing else, they serve as a useful spot to regroup quickly before or after an excursion if you are there with other couples. Overall, Le Nuvole is a good option - clean and central, it serves as a good base for exploring Genoa.

Initially intimidated by the narrow and confusing alleyways behind Genoa's harbor, I found my way there. A very friendly young woman welcomed me and explained the layout. My room had a loft. It was quiet and well laid out. Excellent if smallish bathroom. Delightful breakfast room in a partner building with an outdoor patio. There is also an expansive living room with gigantic shelves full of wonderful books covering the spectrum of Italian art and design. Had a sublime moment while staying there after taking a harbor tour with a threatening sky looming over. A patter of light rain began just as the boat returned. Luckily, whilst waiting for the vessel to leave, I did two "rehearsal walks" back to the Hotel. As soon as we were invited to step off, I made haste, effortlessly navigating. I badged into the front door, and chose the ancient, worn-smooth steps leading up to the rooms. It was just me on this quiet staircase. At each landing, a thrown-open casement window with a view of rain and the cobblestone floored piazza below. Hint for anyone confused by the alleyways - for me the best way to get to the Hotel was to start opposite the big "sail canvas" structure by the harbor. Walk with the large white muraled building to your RIGHT. Make a left onto Via S. Luca, proceed about a block, right turn onto Vito Del Santo Sepulcro, proceed about two blocks to Piazza Dell Vigne - that's where the Hotel is.

Loved staying here! The area I was not sure about when we first arrived but it turned out to be so wonderful. They always have tea and snacks available in the little lounge area where there are tables always available to hang out. I loved the little teapots they have available all the time! Highly recommend!

There's so much to love about this hotel. It takes up one floor of a historic building right in the centre of the old town. The reception and rooftop breakfast room are in the neighbouring Grillo Palace Hotel which is a restored Renaissance mansion. There are breathtaking frescoes and stucco decorations alongside modern furniture and art work which create something really special. The breakfast buffet is outstanding with hot food (scrambled eggs, bacon etc) catering to a British/American clientele as well as the fresh fruit and wonderful cakes and pastries you would expect in an Italian hotel. As other have mentioned the cafe area with complimentary tea, coffee and biscuits is a real bonus. Staff are all excellent arranging a private transfer from the airport for us even though there was a taxi strike when we arrived. Will definitely return.

Consigliatissimo e bellissimo. Posizione ottima, piazzetta tranquilla con sotto anche bar e ristoranate non dell'hotel ma comodi entrambi. Pulito, buon gusto nella mobilia e accostamenti. Angolo per usufruire di acqua e piccoli break. Letto comodo e luogo silenzioso. Veramente contenta di esserci stata.

Cercavo un'hotel per una notte a Genova e le anteprime viste online, non hanno deluso le aspettative, anzi... Le reception per il check-in si trova nell'adiacente Hotel Palazzo Grillo, veniamo accolti da personale sorridente e disponibile. Una persona ci registra per il check-in mentre l'altra ci aspetta al piano, nell'adiacente condominio, dove si trova la nostra camera. Nell atrio comune, così come in reception, sono disponibili brocche / dispenser d'acqua per ogni evenienza (con possibilità di portarla anche in camera per la notte), così come tutto il necessario per prepare tè e tisane, oltre a qualche biscottino di benvenuto. Sono piccole che personalmente, da Cliente, apprezzo moltissimo. Struttura rinnovata con stile, mantenendo comunque una certa originalità. Camera abbastanza spaziosa (e molto alta), così come il bagno, insonorizzata molto bene verso l'esterno. Che dire? E' stato solamente per una notte, ma ci siamo trovati veramente c/o questa struttura che mi sento di consigliare caldamente!