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YHA Ostello per la Gioventu Genoa, Genoa, Italy

Passo Costanzi 120, 16135, Genoa

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About YHA Ostello per la Gioventu Genoa

On the most scenic point in Genoa, close to ancient and evocative fortifications, stands the very modern and comfortable Genoa Youth Hostel.

YHA Ostello per la Gioventu Genoa Amenities

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General
  • Breakfast
  • Servicio de guarda equipaje
  • Elevator
  • Wheelchair Accessible
  • Free Parking
  • Bicycle Parking
  • Tours Desk
Food/Drink
  • Bar
  • Restaurante
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Avg Rating: 70% (16 Reviews)

Carácter: 66%

Seguridad: 78%

Situación: 55%

Personal: 76%

Diversión: 60%

Limpieza: 83%

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Customer Reviews

64%

a bit far away from the city center but there's a lot of bus, even at night!

degunst, from France ~ Aug 27 2008

80%

A bit far from the center, but good bus connection, the most beautiful view and would choose it again.

Ana, from Yugoslavia ~ Jul 28 2008

76%

staff were really cool and helpful, the hostel is huuge with a big dining room and lots of tempting snacks. However, neither the free breakfast or dinner menu are proper food. ie. last resort!!! ie ie ie. dont bother!!! im sure its a lot more fun in the summer when theres more guests about ...and the locations is not as bad as peopel make out. i managed to WALK down to town in 15 mins...although id definately advise on getting the bus back up (unless you like heart attacks) overall. bes

Alan, from Scotland ~ Apr 2 2008

34%

The hostel has all sorts of rules, and they are very inflexible. The hostel is at the top of the hill, about a 30-min bus ride from the downtown, so it takes forever to get anywhere. They recycle the unused bread buns from breakfast to breakfast (seriously, there is even a sign saying to do so) and overcharge for dinner. Men and women are not allowed to go into each other's rooms. And everything is apparently videotaped. Don't stay here unless you want to be treated like a child.

Andrea, from Canada ~ Sep 27 2007