Corso Torino 21-10
Genova, 16129 Nightly Rates(0.00 - 0.00)2 Star
Property Description
Catia and Fabrizio, both well-experienced in hotel management, are the owners of the Boccascena Hotel and Bed and Breakfast Genova Del Corso. Both of them frequentely stayed in hotels or bed and breakfasts for leisure and job purposes and therefore have used their experience to create this bed and breakfast well equipped with all of the comforts that can make a holiday or a working stay pleasant and special. Their hospitality, based on Italian tradition, is both very homely and efficent. As a matter of fact the aim of Hotel Boccascena is to offer a good service to the tourist or the working traveller. Our wide and bright rooms are all provided with private bath, tv, air conditioning and a mini fridge. Our Hotel can accommodate our guests in wide and bright rooms. Our guests can also have access to phone, internet connection and fax service. Rooms furniture, especially the choice of fabrics, made in the liberty style is conforming to the architecture of the biulding that dates back to the end of XIX century. Our varied and rich breakfast *typical focaccia alla genovese won*t be missing* is served in our bright dining room, still floored in the traditional old Genoese style, which will surely charm you. We can also provide with info about car renting, visits to Cinque Terre, city tours, shuttles to the airport, ticketing for Aquarium, theatres, exhibitions and concerts.
Amenities
220 AC
Air Conditioned
AM/FM Alarm Clock
Babysitting/Child Services
Meal Plan - Bed and Breakfast
Bidet
Continental Breakfast
Doctor on Call
Double Bed
FAX
Fire Alarm with Light
Hairdryers Available
International Direct Dial
Laundry Service
Laundry Service
Mini Bar
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
Outdoor Pool
Safe Deposit Box
Shower
Smoke Detectors
Telephone
Toilet
TV
Television with Cable
TV Remote Control
WC
Room Information
Standard Room Queen
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Double room for two persons with queen size b Double room with private bathroom Our guest rooms are all elegantly decorated and provided with all the modern comforts: Air conditioning, fully stocked mini-bar, direct telephone line, modem connection, Satellite TV , writing desk, private bathroom with hair dryer, bidet and shower.
Standard Room Single
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Double room for one person use Double room with private bathroom Our guest rooms are all elegantly decorated and provided with all the modern comforts: Air conditioning, fully stocked mini-bar, direct telephone line, Satellite TV , writing desk, private bathroom with hair dryer, bidet and shower.
Standard Rm Qu/Tw
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Triple room with 1 queen size bed and one twi Room for three persons with private bathroom Our guest rooms are all elegantly decorated and provided with all the modern comforts: Air conditioning, fully stocked mini-bar, direct telephone line, Satellite TV , writing desk, private bathroom with hair dryer, bidet and shower.
Standard Rm 2 Twins
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Double room for two persons separate beds Double room with 2 twin beds and pivate bathr Our guest rooms are all elegantly decorated and provided with all the modern comforts: Air conditioning, fully stocked mini-bar, direct telephone line, Satellite TV , writing desk, private bathroom with hair dryer, bidet and shower.
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Miscellaneous Information
Euro is the native currency.
Check in time is 1300
Check out time is 1100
Time Zone is +1
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Directions
From Genova Ovest Highway At Genova Ovest exit, choose the overpass *Aldo Moro* and drive heading toward *Foce Fiera Internazionale* at the end of the overpass, turn left ontoVia Rimassa and drive untill the street changes its name to Corso Torino. At the cross section with via C. Barabino, next to the Drugstore *Farmacia Maionchi*, you will find our Hotel Boccascena and B&B Del Corso. From Genova Nervi Highway At Genova Nervi exit, go through Corso Europa, which becomes Corso Gastaldi and further on via Tolemaide. In Via Tolemaide, turn left at the first cross section onto Corso Torino. At the cross section between Via C. Barabino and corso Torino, next to the drug store *Farmacia Maionchi* you will find our Hotel Boccascena and B&B Del Corso.
Guarantee Policy
Guarantee to valid form of payment is required at booking.
Cancellation Policy
Cancel 3 days prior to arrival date to avoid penalty of 1 Nights Room Charge.
Restaurant Information
Restaurant / Dining Information
Some of the best restaurants of Genova are located nearby within walking distance. Our Concierge will be happy to assit you with your selection and reservations
Meeting Facility
Meeting / Conference Information
N.a.
Recreation Information
Recreation Information
Our guests can have access to our pool free of charge, to the beach and to a private area facing Portofino in one of the best known bath establishments, which also offers buffet, squash and beach-volley facilities. These additional facilities are not free of charge
Area Attractions
Because of its location, the Hotel is ideally situated to reach the most famous sightseeings in Genova with a short walk.
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