Top Hotels Near Museo Marinaro Gio Bono Ferrari in Camogli from NZ$138

"Amazingly wonderful staff and location!"

"Very clean rooms with an amazing view on the beautiful sea, Excellent service and very courteous staff."

"Possibly the best stay in Camogli Incredible bed - great bathroom and lighting Insane life changing views with the windows open and bathroom slippers on. Breakfast was superb and they are happy to make anything we asked for. Staff do everything with care, calm energy. Absolutely will be back. "

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"Such a nice place to stay. Just a few steps from the seafront and from the bars and restaurants. Walking distance to train station. Apartment is clean and spacious and kitchen is well equipped. Only downside is the steep stairs, it was Ok with backpacks though. Nice cool breeze through the windows."

"We enjoyed the stay very much. The appartment is impeccably clean, with lots of day light and beautiful view. Our room had a garden view which was wonderful as well, but you can enjoy the sea view from the common space too. Breakfast is fresh and a great way to start the day. We were traveling by car, parking on site was convinient. Ths host is wonderful, very helpful and provided us with a lot of information and suggestions for places and how to get around. We are grateful and very pleased with our stay. Thank you!"

"Wonderful property run by wonderful people. It’s situated in the heart of Camogli, 5 mins from the beach. Highly recommend. "

"This top floor apartment has possibly the best view overlooking Camogli. Just a beautiful place to sit and watch the sun set.JP was a great host, sharing details of things to do and restaurant suggestions.Check in was easy and the air conditioning was welcome!"

"The place was perfect for our family of three! Paolo made it very easy for us. You can walk down the Roman steps to the small seaside town of Camogli. The views of the sea and surrounding towns are spectacular. The only downside is the narrow street down to the apartment/ it’s really only meant for one car so it can involve backing up to let others pass. But we got used to it."