Viale Del Palme 16 18
Genova, 16167 Nightly Rates(155.38 - 226.59)3 Star
Property Description
The Hotel Astor is the best known hotel in Nervi. Built in 1970, located in the center of Nervi and surrounded and protected by its own park. The small number of rooms creates a family and yet first class atmosphere. The staff is very friendly. The restaurant is reknown for its quality and the genuinity of its cuisine satisfies any gourmet. Int the summer, one can fully enjoy restaurant and bar service open air on the veranda, surrounded by the hotel park.
Amenities
AM/FM Alarm Clock
Babysitting/Child Services
Bar/Lounge
Beach
Business Center
Concierge
Free Parking
Golf
Mini Bar
Modem Lines in Room
Modem Lines in Room
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
Pets Allowed
Parking
Restaurant
Room Service
Safe Deposit Box
Tennis
Television with Cable
Laundry/Valet Services
Room Information
Standard Single Room
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Standard Single Room with one twin bed, air conditioning, TV, phone, PC Jack, personal safe, mini bar, buffet breakfast included. Maximum 1 person permitted.
Superior Single Room
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Superior Single Room with one twin French bed, air conditioning, phone, bathroom, PC jack, personal safe, mini bar, buffet breakfast included. Maximum 1 person permitted.
Villa Single Room
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Villa Single Room with one twin bed, air conditioning, TV, phone, PC Jack, shower, buffet breakfat included. Maximum 1 person permitted.
Standard Double Room
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Standard Single Room with one double bed, air conditioning, TV, phone, bathroom, PC Jack, Personal safe, mini bar, buffet breakfast included. Maximum 2 people permitted.
Superior Double Room
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Superior Double Room with one double bed, air conditioning, TV, phone, bathroom, PC Jac, personal safe, minibar, buffet breakfast included. Maximum 2 people permitted.
Villa Double Room
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Villa Double Room with one double bed, air conditioning, TV, phone, shower, PC Jack, buffet breakfast included. Maximum 2 people permitted.
Standard Triple Room
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Standard Triple Room with one double and one twin bed, air conditining, tV, phone, PC Jack, personal safe, minibar, buffet breakfast included. Maximum 3 people permitted.
Villa Triple Room
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Villa Triple Room with one double and one twin bed, air conditining, TV, phon, PC Jack, shower, buffet breakfast included. Maximum 3 people permitted.
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Miscellaneous Information
Euro is the native currency.
Check in time is 4PM
Check out time is 11AM
Time Zone is GMT +1
Opened in 1970
41 rooms.
0 suites.
2 floors.
Directions
Genova Brignole and then a 20 minute taxi drive
Genova Nervi, then walk approximately 100 yards to the hotel.
Exit Genova Nervi. Follow Nervi Signage and then Nervi Center and Astor Signage. Approximately 3 miles from the hotel.
In the center of Genova Nervi, which is a quiet residential area east of the city center. The hotel Astor is located 100 yards to the famous -Passeggiata along the sea- and the Nervi Botanic Park. Nervi is a fuly outstanding small town with its exclusive shopping area, well inserted between the sea and the famous -Passeggiata a Mare- and one of the richest tropical gardens in europe. Fifteen minutes from the icty center, well served both by the train and bus. The hotel is 5 minutes from the highway entrance of Genova Nervi and has its own garage and parking space. Genova Airport is just 20 miles away, the Genova Railway Station is 6 miles, the local railway stations are 100 yards and the bus station is 100 yards away.
Genova Airport (GOA)
Guarantee Policy
All reservations require a guarantee by valid credit card with expiry date at time of booking.
Cancellation Policy
Thru the Internet site where your reservation was made, must cancel 48 hours prior to arrival to avoid a one night cancellation and/ or no show charge.
Restaurant Information
Restaurant Astor
* Serving Traditional Italian cuisine. Including their specialty -Mandilla de Saea Con Pesto Prescinseua- delicate, thin sheets of Pasta with Pesto and curd. * Open 1230-1430 and 2000-2200 * On-site
Meeting Facility
Meeting and Conference Room
* Conference rooms available for your small gatherings * Contact property directly for further details
Recreation Information
On-Site Recreation
* Jogging * Beach * Tennis * Golf
Off-Site Recreation Nearby
* Swimming in nearby sea
Attractions Located Nearby
* Exhibition Center - 6 miles * Historical Center - 8 miles * Aquarium - 8 miles * Ducal Palace - 8 miles * Harbour Complex - 8 miles * Passeggiata a Mare - 100 yards * Botanic Garden - 100 yards * Beach - 150 yards * Beach - 100 yards * Shopping Center - 100 yards * Theatre - 8 miles n * Harbour - 8 miles n
Cities Located Nearby
* Milan - 80 miles
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