Good bathrooms and good water pressure

It was quite hot with lack of air con so we had to open the windows but it was quite loud all through the night.

The location was as planned for our arrival by train and departure by cruise ship.

Drop box key not suitable for foreign visitors not having communication access. Need to give out security code earlier, for drop box. Need to clarify which exit to take from main station, side entrance not main entrance. Not for elderly people, as three flights of worn stairs to negotiate. Shower was a bit of a let down. Doors were off the runners, and were duck taped up in a semi open position. Cleanliness of cutlery and crockery was dubious. The freezer compartment of the fridge was so iced up it wasn't possible to open the drawers, or even close the door properly.

I loved the culture mix on the street. Proximity of the train station makes travelling very easy. Also the food and breakfast options around are really cool! + the flat is pretty big

The lighting in the living room should be much brighter.

The place was according to the description. It's perfect for a short stay. The host was very kind and responsive.

The number of the appartment on the street is kind of hidden so not very easy to see. However the host gave us good instructions

The apartment was clean and everything you need was their. Host send excellent directions, also checked again if we are happy. Close to train station and also to harbour.

There were lots and lots of steps, and painted black. No easy to get our luggage up and to see the steps. We were all over 60years. I will stay there again if it wasn't for the steps.

The location is central, so everything is inside of an about 10 mins. walk through a very picturesque city, with medieval streets next to the town-center, which take you to the sea. The fact that the neighbouring is populated by a good number of Marocchini, who by-the-way work in the Harbour is only adding to the exoticism of the city. Travelling is, after all, about new experiences! We spent several days at the property, a large party of two parents with four children (3-14), not to mention my mother-in-law! Even she was hard to find anything to criticise and was in admiration of the apartment, huge and well furnished, with that touch of beauty innate to all things Italy and found some museums to spend time visiting. When not at the beach, the children went to the huge Aquarium - although they enjoyed very much spending time on the Galley, and I (Dad, that is), was so pleased to oversee them all! My favourite past-time, tough, I fully confess, at a café's table (Hb Café 1969) or at the restaurant. I'll try a separate review for the restaurant though ('E Prie de Mä' - in the Genoese dialect), which was far beyond expectation. The peak of our stay at Genoa was, however, the boat trip to Portofino: over one hour each way and then simple things like ice cream, walking around meeting other people and enjoying the weather. I know there are people who when about to start writing a review would feel all of a sudden sharp critics of the immigrants in the area, or about a sink in need of attention. As far as I'm concerned there is a fair balance between what you pay and what you get.In this respect it seems to me that our stay was huge value for money and we had a tremendously helpful guest.

Nothing comes out.

The apartment is quite spacious and has two bathrooms.

The apartment is located in a very loud neighbourhood and parking nearby can be very challenging to find.

The host was superhelpful and gave great suggestions.