At the La Sosta della Tartaruga bed and breakfast, trained and attentive workers await you to offer a somewhat 'special' welcome...

Located on the fourth floor of a 19th-century building in a quiet area on the edge of the historic centre, from the B&B you can walk to the 'caruggi', the medieval churches, the Palazzi dei Rolli and the Aquarium in just a few minutes.



The Porta Pila mini flat can accommodate up to five people, as it is equipped with a double bed and a single bed in the main bedroom and a double sofa bed in the kitchen area. It has two desks and two televisions, a safe, a small refrigerator and a tea kettle. The bathroom is en suite and there is a hairdryer.



The B&B La Sosta della Tartaruga offers an accessible, environmentally friendly, committed to enhancing local economies and certified Gluten free! All rooms have a private bathroom and are equipped with air conditioning, desk, TV, safe, small fridge and kettle. Fast WIFI covers the entire hotel, rooms and common area, so the place is also suitable for smart working. Breakfast is included in the price.



Our staff, some of whom are young people with Down syndrome, take care of welcoming guests and managing the four rooms and the large common area, which consists of a lounge, a reading room and a garden with trees and flowers, where breakfast is served.

A garden on the fourth floor? Well yes, we are in Genoa, a city on the rise, among hills, terraces and hidden vegetable gardens, close to the historic Castelletto lift of Caproni's poetry... In our flat the link with our city is very close: from the traditional "mezzeri" used in all the rooms, to the furnishing objects created by local artisans and artists, to the breakfast with freshly baked "fugassa"...



In addition to fresh Focaccia Genovese every morning, our breakfast includes hot and cold drinks, yoghurt, fresh fruit, croissants and various pastries. On request we can also provide a savoury breakfast. The same choice is also offered in a gluten-free version, because we are part of the Italian Celiac Disease Association's "Nutrition Outside the Home" Network