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Conveniently located. Very close to ferry to Portofino and 5 minute walk to train station to go to Camogli. Room was clean and modern. We reserved parking in front of the hotel. It was perfect. We had a great stay and wish we could stay longer to explore more of the surrounding area. Luciano was exceptionally helpful and kind. When we return to Italy, Hotel Vesuvio would be our first choice and would stay longer next time. Grazie.

Really nice location at Rapallo, train station is 4 min away. ferry station is in front of hotel. all is really good

Shoebox with Ocean View Spoiled by Staff Attitude and Noise From the moment we stepped into Vesuvio’s lobby, the gruff manager barely looked up—grunting “Oh, here he is?”—while an older attendant wore a permanent scowl. Check-in felt more like an interrogation than a welcome. Our “Deluxe Ocean View” was a true shoebox: it came with a narrow writing desk and a tiny closet that could only swallow one carry-on suitcase. Trying to fit two large suitcases was impossible. Beyond that, there was no coffee maker, no luggage rack, and a minibar half-empty and priced at four times the nearby supermarket rate. Nobody warned us about the major street festival raging outside that afternoon. Drums, blaring loudspeakers, and shouting vendors thundered through our single-pane window—there’s zero soundproofing here, so rest was completely out of the question. I’ve stayed at hundreds of properties worldwide—as a professional travel curator regularly engaged by Hyatt, Hilton, and other leading chains to advise on quality initiatives—and Vesuvio fails on every basic hospitality metric. Arrogant staff, relentless noise pollution, and a cramped cell of a room should never carry this price tag. We checked out after just one hour and secured a spacious two-bedroom apartment around the corner for nearly half the cost, complete with genuine warmth at check-in. If you value courtesy, peace and quiet, or actual space to unpack, steer far clear of this shoebox. Never again.