Spacious room and bathroom. Comfortable bed, coffee machine in the room. Standard Italian breakfast.

The whole atmosphere looks outdated and rather gloomy. In the bathroom, in the shower, the door does not close well, because of this the water flows out. Also, inside the shower there is not a single place where you can put the necessary accessories, only on the floor. This is very inconvenient. In the room, when the general lighting is turned on, there is a constant unpleasant sound, and the local lighting only works on one side of the bed. Both windows of the room face the street, so it is quite noisy even with the windows closed. The entrance to the hotel is directly from the street, between two pedestrian crossings. To get there, you have to walk straight along the roadway with quite active traffic. This is simply dangerous.

We loved the history on the walls (literally - WWII history --> present day of the family owning the establishment). Everything from check-in to check-out was smooth, and inviting. We slept great - beds were comfy, and best part - the pillows were not too thick!! The air conditioner in the room kept it a perfect temp at night, and we could turn it off during the day to save energy. The staff did basic housekeeping daily to make beds and provide fresh towels (I would have been just as happy if these services had not been done in order to save laundry, etc. however they were a welcome touch.) The breakfast was just perfect - great options - so thankful for the hard boiled eggs and some fruit for the non-pastry, low-carb crowd. The cappuccinos were perfect and my partner was a huge fan of the pastry and granola/yoghurt selection. We are considering our next time in the region, and highly considering choosing Recco as our home base again! Additionally - we would recommend the restaurant in the first floor of the restaurant - also owned by the same family - seriously - the best calamari dinner I've every had...and their focaccia de Recco is no laughing matter either!! We were thankful that we could make a reservation for our 2nd evening after a very long hike on the peninsula.

The room and bathroom were rather small, but that was not of consequence for my partner and I as we were primarily in Recco to explore and only used the room as home base. The room was just fine! The two tiny complaints I have would be 1) the vent above the shower in our room was super dusty and noticeable, and 2) there was no soap holder in the shower. Other than these two tiny things - our stay was perfect!

I had not realised when I booked that it is a hotel with a long family-run history, and it has a renowned restaurant. The hotel is well-situated, comfortable, has good WiFi, and secure parking. And of course the food is excellent!

Nothing to dislike, in my opinion.

The welcome was so warm and the place is like a history lesson. The room is clean and comfy but a little tired but nothing that stops you enjoying it. The restaurant is amazing with incredible staff and so close to the motorway.

All the atmosphere was amazing. We were greeted by the owners and they took care of everything. Must note that the restarursnt is Michelin certified so it’s clear that the food was amazing. The hotel is in an old fashion design, but it has a nice style! We will return for sure in november to taste the white truffles

Fantastic place, very clean and comfortable! Highly recommend! It was taken by chance, we didn’t plan to stop in Recco, but now I want to return!!! And definitely to this hotel.

No wine glasses in the room

The Owner and the staff very friendly, and helpful, the room is extra large, and nice. Breakfast is good, the dinner in the restaurant was amazing. Grazie

The staff in the kitchen are bit noisy till midnight, by the way , you can't relax till this time.

room was clean ,not far away from Genoa port,has a parking and a very good restaurant with a very nice and cheerful waitress Catarina.food was genuine and very good.

stayed only for one night ☹️

We came to the hotel mostly because of the restaurant. We were immediately charmed by the town, by the hotel and especially the warm welcome of the staff. The town might not be architecturally the prettiest but it sure makes up in charm with small boutiques and great produce everywhere. The hotel provided spacious rooms in a beautiful and funky building. The room was spacious and quiet, with a balcony and the bed was comfortable. But what sold us by far the most was the restaurant. The quality of the produce was extraordinary. We had typical dishes from Liguria and Recco. The staff was impeccable in its service to us, eventhough some of them only spoke Italian, they made a fantastic effort to accomodate us. I will definitely go back.

The room was spacious and clean, the staff were super nice and accommodating and the restaurant was great. I'd highly recommend a stay here. Recco itself is perhaps not the most exciting town (though there's a great place for pesto and another for focaccia very close by), but the hotel is worth the stay and Recco is a great fall out base for the surrounding area such as Portofino and further afield in Liguria.

Nothing negative to say.