- Relatively Clean
- Older rooms... older shower...
- Washrooms were nice
- No Wifi in rooms
- Gave us free bottle of water from the mini fridge.
- VERY close to train station
- Good place for the money.

We chose this hotel because it was centric and had parking. What I liked: the location, their closed parking, and their price was okay compared to what we saw for other hotels. What I didn't like: the room needed renovation, the carpet on the floor was quite old, one of the receptionists wasn't very nice and helpful at all. But as we stayed only one night - it was okay overall. I would probably find another hotel for next time. Oh, their breakfast was outrageously expensive, so we didn't take it in the hotel.

We travel by train so near the Principe was our choice and this little place fit the bill. Nothing fancy but decent price for a night or 2, clean rooms, OK bathroom with shower and friendly front desk. Easy to get around if you are a walker, Down a little alley from the main street but a good hotel sign on the street to lead you. Farther down the hill on stairs are the back streets of the harbor. A bit on the seedy side once down there probably not good after dark. A good restaurant across the main street and others around. We'd probably use this again if we needed a stay in Genoa.

This hotel is in a great location next to the Principe rail Station (a few minutes walk). The airport bus stops at Principe and we also got a train to Santa Margherita Ligure and a connection to Portofino after a less than 2 hour journey from Principe.

The hotels are of a good size but be warned- we stayed for 3 days and had no hot water the whole time- the best it got was a little tepid. The rooms are clean, the caretakers are friendly and very helpful- probably among the best that I've come across. We wanted a room overlooking the harbour but given the overcrowding of the Genovese waterfront, you could see glimpses of the harbour and built-up harbourside.

The best kept secret is a Genovese restaurant located near the hotel as you exit left onto the main street- it serves great Genovese style baked fish and the local delicacy 'Trofie Genovese' (potato flour pasta with pesto).