Palazzo Cambiaso

Genoa


A real attention to design is evident in these rooms and apartments, set on the upper floor of a stately palazzo. The larger ones (sleeping up to six) come with full kitchens, long dining tables and laundries, but even the cheapest double is spacious, soothing and has the signature Frette linen.


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