Palazzo Zecchino
Tucked inside a grand 19th-century noble palazzo steps from Via Garibaldi, this atmospheric Genoese address offers spacious, handsomely furnished apartments complete with oil portraits, Persian rugs, sofas and a pianoforte, with the knowledgeable owner Edoardo and the warmly attentive Ilaria lending a personal touch that more than compensates for the absence of a lift.
How the cosy score works →Why it scores 6.5, from guest reviews
- Ottocento-style furnishings with oil portraits, tapestries, sofas and piano in grand salon
- Proprietor Edoardo described as exquisite and knowledgeable, personal service from Ilaria
- Historic palazzo in old town centre with character and charm
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A strong fit for history and character, boutique character and walking everywhere. Guests point to grand 19th-century noble palazzo in the old town centre with Ottocento-style furnishings, oil portraits, tapestries and period.
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Frequently asked questions
- Where is Palazzo Zecchino located?
- Palazzo Zecchino sits in the heart of Genoa's old town, next to the famous Via Garibaldi, making it convenient for reaching the port, aquarium and city centre on foot.
- How cosy is Palazzo Zecchino?
- Palazzo Zecchino scores 6.5 out of 10 for cosiness, it's a historic palazzo with period charm, though some guests note the stairs and older fixtures mean it's not uniformly comfortable.
- Is the breakfast good at Palazzo Zecchino?
- Yes, guests consistently praise the breakfast as excellent, with one calling it 'top' and another noting the generous breakfast room adds to the experience.
- What is it like staying in a room at Palazzo Zecchino?
- Rooms are spacious and furnished in 19th-century style within the historic palazzo, though be aware there's no lift, upper-floor rooms require climbing stairs, which guests with large luggage found challenging.
- Is Palazzo Zecchino good for families?
- Yes, families have enjoyed stays here; guests reported their children loved the experience, and the large suites and historic setting appeal to those seeking something characterful rather than standard hotel rooms.
- How is the service at Palazzo Zecchino?
- Staff are noted as very kind and attentive, though one guest mentioned limited service availability on Sundays; overall, the team has been praised for their friendliness and helpfulness.
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