Hotel De Ville

The hotel is located in one of Genoa's most historic palaces, "Serra Gerace" palace that is part of the Rolli. Built in 1300, in 1700 it was already a Hotel de la Ville. The futurist writer Marinetti, who has written several of his works from the salon, has also stayed inside. The family-run hotel tries to blend the features of a 4-star Hotel with welcome and family warmth to try to make its customers feel like guests. The decor was made specially made by skilled craftsmen to allow to maintain the historical character of the era, which can be found in the marble floors present in the corridors and rooms of the second floor. The common rooms and rooms are also embellished with period posters and it is for this reason that the common areas of the Hotel are part of the museum of tourism, with the name of Room 16. The property consists of 16 rooms on two floors, the rooms on the second floor are the most spacious as there are suites that are lofted have two divided areas. Once guests have visited the city, they can relax at the Hotel's lounge bar, which is next to the reception or in the smoking/billiards room in the lofted part of the entrance. In addition, the Hotel is also perfect for business trips as it is within walking distance of the Old Port's convention area and the city centre. It also has a collaboration with the Coworking Studio Genoa in which there is a conference/meeting room, various meeting rooms that guests can take advantage of at discounted prices.