Grand Hotel Mediterranee

Grand Hotel Mediterranee is a three-star seafront hotel at Lungomare di Pegli 69 in the Pegli district of Genoa, Liguria, Italy, with about 90 rooms and a position roughly 200 m from Pegli railway station. Pegli is a former seaside resort on the western coast of Genoa, about 12 km from the old centre, and it keeps a calmer, villa-and-promenade character that contrasts with the dense medieval core. The seafront promenade runs along the Ligurian Sea, and the district is known for the Villa Durazzo-Pallavicini park, a romantic 19th-century landscaped garden, and for the Museo Navale housed in Villa Doria. Regional trains from Pegli station reach Genova Principe and Brignole in roughly 15 to 20 minutes, so the hotel works both for a beach-and-promenade stay and as a quieter base for visiting the city. The hotel is in the mid-range bracket, with listed rates of about EUR 75-150 per night. Room types are Single Room, Double Room and Triple Room, and the only amenity listed in the available data is wifi. Restaurant, spa, pool and fitness facilities are not recorded, so visitors should confirm breakfast and dining arrangements with the property; the seafront and the streets near the station offer cafes, gelaterie and restaurants serving fresh fish, focaccia and pesto dishes. With about 90 rooms, the hotel is larger than a typical guesthouse, which suits groups and families, and its service character is that of a traditional resort-town hotel rather than a design property. The hotel can be reached by telephone on +39 010 6973850; no website is recorded in the available data. The stretch of coast here has pebble and sand beaches that are busiest in summer, and the promenade makes a pleasant evening walk in any season. Sea-view availability varies by room, so it is worth asking at booking.