Hotel Veronese

Hotel Veronese is a three-star hotel at Vico Cicala 3 in the medieval centre of Genoa, Liguria. The hotel stands in the old town near Palazzo Ducale, the cathedral of San Lorenzo and the Porto Antico, so the principal sights of the historic centre lie within a short walk through the caruggi, the narrow paved lanes characteristic of this part of the city. The Aquarium, the Via Garibaldi palaces and Piazza De Ferrari are also reachable on foot, and the Principe and Brignole railway stations can be reached by a bus, taxi or a longer walk. The property is a straightforward mid-range city hotel rather than a luxury address, and its value lies in the central position and moderate rates, which run from about EUR 70 to EUR 140 a night. Rooms are offered as Single, Double and Triple, covering solo travellers, couples and small groups or families. Wi-Fi is the amenity listed in available data; sources do not confirm an on-site restaurant, spa, pool or fitness area, so guests normally eat in the nearby trattorie, bakeries and bars, where focaccia, farinata and pesto dishes are the local staples. Service character is simple and practical, suited to short city breaks and to visitors using Genoa as a base for the Riviera and the Cinque Terre by rail. The telephone is +39 010 9915732 and the hotel's website is hotelveronese.com for direct enquiries. As with all old-town properties, vehicle access is limited and the lanes are narrow, so arriving by taxi or on foot is simplest, and drivers should ask about parking in advance. The area is lively in the evening, with bars and restaurants nearby, while quieter hours are in the early morning. Guests who want a historic atmosphere without paying palace-hotel prices will find the location a strong point.