OK, I suppose the hotel doesn't quite cut it compared to modern standards, but when else are you going to get the chance to stay in a 15th century villa with marble staircases and painted ceilings in the bedrooms. Remember to fold in the car wing mirrors as you squeeze it through the narrow gate. Granted the whole place could... More

what more to say. this hotel has great bones, but no life. the most previous renovation, which looked to be at least a quarter century ago, was a very half hearted and cheap attempt at an upgrade - throw up some cardboard walls, add a toilet and voila - ensuite. It was depressing, and I was happy to have had... More

The sorroundings are really nice and its only a short walk away from the sea, wich is really nice but the room we had (27 - A) on the ground floor was big and old. The wooden furniture was very old. And the bathroom looked like it needed an update. The included breakfast was ok (cold thought). You could choose... More

This property has two things to say for it free parking and low price. But we found the place a bit frayed around the edges. Common areas were storage spots for broken pianos and cribs. The elevator broke down while we were using it.The room was indeed spacious, in fact, it was so spacious that a tiny, cramped bathroom had... More

We paid 70 euros per night for a twin room with breakfast in July and were not expecting too much but we were pleasantly surprised, it had a quaint old-Italy feel. Its a 400 year old aristocratic villa, and the location is stunning. The only drawback was the lack of air-conditioning but we plan to go back later in the... More

Genoa Nervi is a great town, and their our wonderful accomadations all over the town. Hotel Bonera is not one of those wonderful accomadations. The hotel looks nothing like the photos posted online.