Top Hotels Near Sanctuary of Our Lady of Montallegro in Rapallo from NZ$154

"Great hotel. Very well located. Yummy breakfast. We didn't have a room with a view which we would have appreciated. The bathroom definitely stood out for the dimensions, not typical in Italy "

"True 5-star hotel! From quality of service to amenities"

"Bien contente de mon choix"

"I want to make sure the receptionist that check is in and check us out gets recognized for her hospitality and assistance. I didn’t get her name but she made us feels welcomed and assisted with all our needs. Would like to thank her because she made an impression on our trip "

"Beautiful hotel, comfortable rooms, high end restaurant and spa "

"We drove in from the Genoa airport and needed to make sure the hotel offered parking. The staff was incredibly helpful, accommodating, and communicative. It was easy to find and even though we arrived before check in they had space that allowed us to freshen up and store our luggage so that we could keep to our schedule as we were in town only for one night and had a lot to squeeze in. The room was HUGE! We traveled with our 2 teenage children so we chose the 2 bedroom 1 bath room and it was perfect. The hotel is a short 15-20 min walk to the Rapallo train station where you can easily purchase an on/off pass for the family to visit Cinque Terre. Breakfast was delicious with so much variety and the ambiance was beyond lovely. I would highly recommend Hotel Canali and will visit again should we ever find ourselves back in that region. "

"The property was quite difficult to get to and that wasn't made clear in the description. We were driving a rental car with a clutch. The streets were extremely narrow, winding, hilly and there were many hairpin turns required, particularly to get up the very steep driveway. I'm not sure your average driver could have managed very well. Additionally, to get to the house from the parking area required going up a total of 57 steps. I could see this would be a terrible problem for many visitors. That needs to be communicated very clearly.The house itself was nice but it could be managed much better. I've never stayed in a rental property in Italy that did not provide some sort of small "welcome basket" that might include coffee, bread, jam, other items that would at least get the exhausted traveler past the first morning. This house had nothing and unfortunately, the coffee machine (a Nespresso) was broken and we didn't discover that until the following morning. Also, the house didn't provide any information on the local surroundings such as stores, restaurants, shops, ferry or train schedules or even how to work the TV. On our first day, we lost power. A following day, we had no hot water. Even though it turned out to be a very easy fix (pushing a reset button on the hot water heater) the property manager took 3 days to respond. The light in the kitchen was out and that never got fixed while we were there. "