Hotel Cenobio dei Dogi

Camogli


The Cenobio's name means 'gathering place of the doges', and yes, the Genovese dukes used to holiday here aeons ago. A private beach and waterfront saltwater swimming pool signal you're in the Riviera, as do the 105 refined, classically furnished rooms. Note, you'll pay a premium for a sea view.


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Nearby Camogli attractions

1. Mercato

0.05 MILES

Camogli's Wednesday market is a big draw, with vendors spreading their wares on Via XX Settembre, Via Schiaffino e Piazza Schiaffino.

2. Centro Visito Batterie Silvio Sommazzi

1.74 MILES

This free visitor centre provides insight into the military installations scattered in the surrounding hillside. The 202nd Batteria Chiappa guarded the…

3. Abbazia di San Fruttuoso

2.34 MILES

The hamlet's sensitively restored Benedictine abbey was built as a final resting place for Bishop St Fructuosus of Tarragona, martyred in Spain in AD 259…

4. Santuario di Nostra Signora della Rosa

2.95 MILES

You’ll gasp audibly when entering Santa Margherita Ligure’s small yet lavish baroque church, not just at the truly dazzling array of gold leaf, frescoes,…

5. Villa Durazzo

2.98 MILES

This exquisitely turned-out mansion and gardens, part of a 16th-century castle complex, overlooks the sea. In the lavish Italian gardens, you can take an…

6. Lungomare Vittorio Veneto

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Rapallo's scenic seafront promenade hosts a daily parade of locals and visitors. This is also the setting for the Mercato del Giovedì (Thursday market).

7. Castello Brown

4.26 MILES

A flight of stairs signposted 'Salita San Giorgio' leads from the harbour and past the Chiesa di San Giorgio to Portofino's unusual castle, a 10-minute…

8. Raccolte Frugone

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The 19th- and early-20th-century Italian collection here includes Edoardo Rubino's sensual marble nude Il Risveglio (the Awakening) is displayed in the…