Cenobio Dei Dogi

Set overlooking the coastline of the eastern Ligurian Riviera, where the slender shore dives dramatically into the Mediterranean Sea, the hotel is just a short stroll away from Camogli.

The village of Camogli sits centre stage in a natural amphitheatre, created by the olive trees and pines which embrace Paradise Gulf. In the town’s historic centre, the parish church, the Dragon Castle and the colourfully decorated tall houses huddle around the old harbour, which still bustles with the activity of its fishing trade. Brightly painted gozzi, the typical Ligurian fishing boats, bob alongside rows of nets and the little rowboats used in the tuna fishery, the last one remaining in the Ligurian sea.

Starting at the harbour, a walk along the seafront in Via Garibaldi affords ample opportunity to stop and sip a coffee or leisurely savour local dishes in any one of the characteristic cafés or restaurants, while enjoying views of the sea.

Ilość pokoi: 105
Cena: 115 - 530 EUR

The hotel’s particularly convenient location (just under a 2 hour drive from Milan and half an hour from Genoa), together with the enviable climate of the Riviera, help make the Cenobio dei Dogi an ideal venue for upscale meetings and conferences.

Seven meeting rooms, with a seating capacity for groups from 10 to 200, many with sea view and all with natural light, are furnished with modern technical equipment. A friendly staff of efficient professionals provide answers to all your questions and assist you throughout the planning stages and on site to ensure the success of every event.

A full range of personalized services, including team-building and post-congress activities, social programs, guided excursions and specialized technical assistance, complete the picture for a perfect event.

The hotel’s private beach ensures peace and tranquillity even during peak season; an increasingly rare luxury in the most popular holiday resorts. A sea-water swimming pool invites you to relax under an umbrella on the sun deck to take an occasional dip.

The Doge restaurant offers a panoramic setting for business lunches, dinners and gala events, while the Playa restaurant, located directly on the hotel’s private beach, provides a convenient change of scenery for private functions on the premises.

The castle’s terrace affords captivating views of the harbour and Camogli’s little back alleys, known as carruggi. The religious images of the Madonna still hanging along the carruggi were placed there over the course of centuries by the townsfolk as a votive offering for the protection of their fishermen away at sea.

The natural beauty of the sea is a major attraction for numerous scuba divers who enthusiastically explore the wonders of the underwater world off the coast of the Portofino promontory, in recent years designated a protected marine reserve.

For sports enthusiasts, the temptation to experience the sea as protagonists is irresistible. Paddle along the isolated inlets of the coast, don flippers and mask for snorkelling among the rocks, explore the marvel of the underwater world guided by expert local divers, the choice is yours.

From the historic marine republic of Genoa, to the characteristic fishing villages of Camogli and the Cinque Terre, to the exclusive marinas of Portofino, Santa Margherita Ligure and Rapallo frequented by boaters and yachtsmen, the beauty of all these coastal locations can be appreciated to its fullest from the sea.

Numerous excursions by boat afford the opportunity to spend the day in Genoa, where you can visit the renovated Old Port area, home to works of the famous Genoese architect Renzo Piano, as well as Euorpe’s largest Aquarium. Wandering through the alleys and back roads of Genoa’s historic town center it quickly becomes apparent that a vast treasure trove comprised of museums and noble palaces, art and architecture, history and culture is hidden in this city.