Rooms are large and the staff is very friendly. I had a king bed that was actually 2 beds pushed…read moretogether, so it's slightly shorter than expected - not an issue for me. Incredibly comfortable bed and the pillows were the best I've ever had in a hotel. Decor is overall kind of weird but I liked it . Lost a star for: the advertised hot breakfast was a selection of cakes, packaged items, and juice but nothing hot. Internet was pretty terrible during our work event during the day. AC was hard to figure out and reset itself constantly.

A nice hotel in a great location in Novara. Modestly priced rooms that are on the larger side…read morecompared to the European "standard" . Everyone that works here is helpful and friendly. The breakfast was minimal, but I did eat breakfast at the hotel everyday. Dinner at the restaurant was very good. It is an easy walk to the town center. Also, it's located very close to a Carrefour store in case you need any last minute items. The hotel has an interesting decor. As another reviewer stated, it's hard to describe it precisely. There's a lot of old clocks and typewriters to look at, for example. I would definitely stay here again.

This was a memorable experience. Words cannot convey how beautiful this area in Italy is and now…read moretake a gorgeous resort hotel, spa and restaurant and place it there and call it heaven. We were beyond satisfied with the freshly made pasta daily paired with Barolo and the scenery all around made it very difficult to leave paradise. Highly recommend getting a massage and relaxing by the pool of your choice.

There is no air conditioning in this hotel. It is impossible to sleep as I'm sweeting like a pig. I…read morefeel like I'm being robbed of my money for having to spend so much to suffocate in a furnace.

We love the Dogi. It's easy to park, check in, and close to everything. The staff is helpful and…read morefriendly. The amenities are outstanding. We loved laying out by the pool, taking in the amazing scenery. The breakfast was outstanding. So many good things to choose from including local specialties. Their Foccacia is probably the best I've had and I lived 2 years of my life in Genoa proper and I know good Foccacia. It's the perfect place for a relaxing, charming, and romantic vacation.

We stayed at this hotel in 2019 and had a positive experience that we were excited to return. While…read morethe property was a little dated even then, the price was fair for a four- star hotel. Unfortunately, our recent stay was a very different experience. The location remains excellent and the buffet breakfast good. However, our room and surroundings, was a major disappointment, especially considering the price of €482 per night for a classic double. We were assigned a room on floor 2, in the rear of the main building, and both room and surrounding hallway felt very tired, and need of renovation. Upon walking to our room, the carpet on the stairs were badly stained and worn. A terrible impression. Along the hallway to our room, scattered old carpets in disrepair were a poor sight. Sightly old furniture and housekeeping carts left in the hallway. Inside our room, the old shower door seal was peeling off, and poorly maintained. The bathroom fixtures old. The 2 mattresses on each of our beds, were past their prime! Both had noticeable depressions that made them feel worn out and very unsupportive, affecting quality of sleep. Mattresses in this condition should be replaced long ago, especially at a hotel charging nearly 500€ per night! Very unacceptable. Small details added up--complimentary water only on the first day, and never replenished. At this price point, that felt stingy and below a four star hotel. We asked to change rooms, but were told there were none available for our first night, and then only, after asking again, did they show us another category for a following night. We were only staying 3 nights, and didn't want to pack up again and move to another room. When checking out I mentioned the above comments about the room and old stained carpet in hallway, and was told that our room was supposedly the next on the renovation phase. The receptionist said that renovations were being done in phases. Well, if that is the case, they should never charged €482 per night for an old room, they knew was in poor condition! We've stayed in many four-star hotels throughout Europe, that cost less and offered much higher quality accommodations. Based on the stay, the room did not justify the nightly rate. I would only recommend Cenobio Dei Dogi only for its nice location, not for the value.

ll the rooms down on the seaside of Arenzano are full, take a drive inland only 1/4 mile or so to…read morethe Hotel Il Poggio where you will find a welcome surprise. On the outside, it does look a little underwhelming. Driving up to entryway, it quickly lightens up. A beautiful modem lobby, adjacent enclosed pool and reception. Rooms are spacious, very clean and comfortable. I love the firm beds! A welcoming staff (patient with my dialect of Italian), was there to help and answer questions about the area. Adjacent (and really part of the lobby) is an enclosed pool with window walls that slide open for warm, sunny weather. Quite a nice arrangement and tastfully designed. Breakfast (included) the next morning was great. Plenty of choices of pastries, breads, yogurts, fruits, cheese and cold meats. Coffee and fresh juices served.

From the owner: Spesso si dice che i liguri sono introversi ed avari di sorrisi…read more Spesso si dice che liguri non si rinnovano e non seguono le nuove mode. Spesso si dice che i liguri "saccheggiano" i turisti. Spesso si dice che i liguri " mugugnano" Al Poggio Hotel di Arenzano no! Da noi incontrerete un mix di professionalità dosata con simpatia, la tradizione legata all'innovazione delle nuove generazioni e al tutto viene aggiunto, da ognuno di noi, un pizzico di magia per rendere il vostro soggiorno unico ed irripetibile. Sia esso un viaggio di lavoro, una tappa delle vostre vacanze o un week end di svago. La famiglia Tixe, 3 generazioni di albergatori, ha aperto il Poggio Hotel a metà anni '90 e da allora l'insegna è rimasta accesa diventando un "faro" per i nostri clienti. Negli ultimi anni si è rinnovato ampliando le sale riunioni, le zone comuni e le camere.

Adorable hotel in the heart of truffle wonderland. And yes: it's truffle season :)…read moreThe restaurant is to recommend. Swimming pool, breakfast area, cute rooms. Recommended us a vinery nearby. Very helpful staff.

Such a gorgeous hotel, with a luxurious and comfortable bar that will make you feel rich and…read morespoiled but surprisingly not break the bank. *Note, I really got the impression that the hotel wasn't keen on photographing areas with other guests present. That's totally fair. However it did mean I couldn't take many photos for Yelp! We stayed one night here while transiting between Rome and Nice. Our room overlooked the square with the Christopher Columbus (boooooo) statue and was literally 30 seconds from the main train station. Our room was beautiful and massive, very comfortable bed and we loved the mechanical blackout shades that blocked sound and light from the busy streets below. The coolest surprise here with the Spa. If your room comes with access like ours did, don't skip out on taking advantage of it. Each room with spa access can book one 1-hour session per day. The spa includes a circuit of hydrotherapy pool, steam room, sauna room, emotional shower (yes really that's it's name), hot stone lounge, and ice sink. Silence is appreciated. There are no phones allowed for the privacy of the other guests which is limited to six people. Bathing suits are required. It was incredibly relaxing and cured quite a bit of travel soreness. Fresh juice, water, and hot herbal tea along with robes and slippers are provided. After our spa visit we hit the bar, it was super swanky and we felt the need to dress up a bit! But it was fun. The bartender provided a very high level of service as we lounged on a gorgeous cream and blue davenport style couch and enjoyed our drinks and nibbles. Breakfast was included and fine, but the buffet felt disorganized and it was awkward trying to order a coffee, there wasn't a dedicated barista so you had to kind of flag someone that was minding the buffet or seating patrons. I would have been happy making my own coffee so this isn't meant to come across as snobbish! But they didn't allow it so it was sort of a problem. If you're in Genoa, I do recommend a stay here. One night was great, two would have been fine, but more than...ehhh. Go venture out to Portofino instead!

This hotel is very close to the train station, and after we got off the train and could walk…read moreimmediately over into this grand hotel, it was a luxury that for sure anyone would enjoy the front desk was helpful and very accommodating when you come in, they actually give you ice cream bars and that was great on this hot summer day, the room was Great it had a really comfortable bed. The bathroom had every amenity that you could need. We had a walk-in shower and a bath tub. The towels were large and great they also had a warming bar for the towels bath robes, and slippers they have a coffee machine complementary and they give you a bottle of water every day. The TV unfortunately didn't have very many channels in English. I don't understand why they don't put the fashion channel on all the TVs in Italy, since this is a one of fashion capital of the world, the roof floor seven where you had breakfast every morning was a nice way to start your day overlooking the city of Genoa the breakfast was plentiful. Anything you could possibly eat including gluten free products more than I've seen in most hotels, and the homemade pies if you stay here too many days, you would definitely gain weight from that the staff was excellent. You got your own food but they did bring you your coffee, we ate dinner in the restaurant which was the same place where breakfast was it was good but I really enjoyed the Trattoria that also part of hotel which was down the street from the hotel and since we already have been up in the morning and having that great view of Genoa, it was nice if you're staying in the hotel, I would definitely recommend eating in both of the restaurants and if you're not staying in a hotel, but you're in the area they are definitely worth your time to try and definitely make sure you get breakfast included because it was delicious I was happy that they had the restaurants in the hotel because the areas a little seedy remember we are in a train station area but it's very good for walking During the day to all the activities that you will be doing when you're in the city I would not hesitate to stay in this hotel again, and I'm going to check the hotel chain for other hotels in Italy