Arenzano Hotels

The location!

Excellent location.This hotel is 4 star rated which I don't think so by irish standards , Friendly staff. Free wifi which was great. It is too expensive .135 euros per night We did not have a sea view the bathroom was small and there was very little space around sink and no shelves for cosmetics .Breakfast was only fair although the cold eggs were nice

Good location fronting the beach, easy access, very central

Parking, absence of noise By far the most expensive hotel out of three on this trip to Italy and by far the least value for money from these three

Staff were helpfull and freindly Cleanliness of the rooms were very very bad. The rooms and the beds had very bad smell.

Localization I arrived at 23h00 and there was no room service/bar open.

Regular hotel with regular services

easy car parking, family friend

The room was large and comfortable with a small porch to sit on which was nice. The bathroom was very small and cramped. Maybe the room could be a bit smaller to enlarge the bathroom.

location, quiet place and yet not far from city centre service at the beach with special car, esp. cleaning the beach when hotel guests are already there trying to relax

view at the see from restaurant and our room was wonderfull. the bathroom was amazing. i loved it! building outside-reconstruction at the moment. i don t like the swimming pool near the restaurant. but i am satisfied, i appreciate english speaking stuff.

The incredible view of the sea, the relaxing atmosphere and the swimming pools

swimming pool- the big one Towels not clean, room with damp and therefore smelling damp everywhere. Reception staff unfriendly, no simple smile (they have no idea about tourism business). Breakfast poor. No help for the heavy luggage. Very expensive if you decide to eat in the restaurant. Beach access is expensive as well (20 Euros), if you walk for 5 minutes you can go for a free beach! Overall the hotel is not worth 4 stars, maybe a 3. I think, they are just using the swimming pool - which is the only good thing- and their panoramic view for marketing. Would never go there again.

The pools were good . It was not a 4 star standard. I hated the artifical flowers every where

The location, the views, the spaciuos rooms, personell... The building is pretty old, and it's visible, the on-going construction around the Hotel doesn't help if you want to relax in-door...

The hotel is situated at the top of a winding road on top of a mountain overlooking the sea, so you drive out of the hot, slightly crazy city of Genoa into a little retreat, with a fresh breeze, a wonderful shaded secret garden, a sweet pool and charming restarant. Typical Italian food, hard to find in the tourist spots, and attentive staff make the restaurant well worth using. There wasn't any multilingual information in the room, so I spent a lot of time being really British and miming and using my three words of Italian to the reception.

Good Breakfast, two bathrooms in room, large windows, big room, free gated parking Some Train noise, Renovation construction on the front of the building

The two different rooms we were in were large and clean. Bathroom lay-out a bit awkward. You had to circumnavigate the bidet to get at the toilet. Staff was friendly and helpful. The hotel is in a very noisy position, situated on a busy through road and despite double glazed windows traffic sounds could be heard all through the night. The bar opposite the hotel played loud music until midnight. We changed rooms from the seafront side to the back and that was better although there you hear the trains early in the morning.

Staff were very welcoming. Room/bathroom very good. Sea view, but obviously noisy with constant traffic which didn't bother us. Breakfast was really bad- machine coffee and orange juice which was awful. Didn't try the cheap looking ham or cheese. This is a country of great food (well in some places) so go to coffee bar next door which is fast with great coffee and cakes. Evening drink there is good too.

close to beach a bit noisy..but hey you're in Italy..