Hotel Jolanda, Liguria
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93%
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Outstanding Value
One free night for stays 3 nights completed between 07 Jan - 05 Apr 12 and 09 -25 Apr 12. One free night for stays of 4 - 6 nights completed between 07 Jan - 05 Apr 12, 09 Apr - 17 May 12 and 01 Sep - 31 Oct 12. One free night of stays of 7 nights or more completed between 07 Jan - 31 Oct 12.
10% discount for holidays between 23 Dec 11 - 31 Oct 12 confirmed by 27 Apr 12.
Offers are not combinable.
10% discount for holidays between 23 Dec 11 - 31 Oct 12 confirmed by 27 Apr 12.
Offers are not combinable.
About Hotel Jolanda
With warm and colourful traditional furnishings and decor, the Hotel Jolanda is an incredibly calm and relaxing place to stay. Not only is the hotel convenient for the town centre and the railway station, but it is also just 100 metres from the sea. A fitness room and wellness centre means you can truly unwind, and the Porto Napoleone restaurant and St Andrew's wine bar will keep you entertained late into the beautiful Ligurian evenings.Accommodation:
All rooms have A/C, fridge, minibar, satellite TV, safe, courtesy set and a hairdryer.Supplements (from):
Comfort Double £4. Single French £14. Half Board £19.Dining Guide:
Porto Napoleone RestaurantTraditional Italian cuisine in an elegant setting.
Facilities:
- Porto Napoleone restaurant
- St Andrew's wine bar
- Fitness room
- Wellness centre
Information:
The hotel has 50 air-conditioned rooms.Transfer time from Genoa airport: 50 mins.
Child prices apply to ages 2-6 years.
Official Rating 3 Star.
About Liguria
Liguria, a metaphor of simplicity, Italian style and sophisticated pleasures. Its two rivieras are divided by the Gulf of Genoa. The area known as the Levante is a quaint scene of chalky cliffs that arch around the Cinque Terre National Park, dotted with pastel houses and terraced vineyards whilst the Ponente, the area from Gonova to France is characterised by craggy mountains an luscious vegetation and inland forests of chestnut trees.SAN REMO
Just a stone's throw from the French border is the charming 19th century resort of San Remo, known as the 'town of flowers'. The fascinating old quarter of steep streets, covered alleys and secret squares contrasts with the elegant and famous resort that has blossomed in the ancient fishing port below.
PORTOFINO
Once a struggling artists' refuge, Portofino has become one of Italy's most exclusive and sought after holiday resorts. Its harbour is moored with yachts and its pedestrian-only streets crammed with a galaxy of designer names and stylish Italian restaurants.
ALASSIO
A favourite of Hemingway, Alassio's charming old town rises above a former fishing village with spectacular beaches overlooked by the 16th century church of Sant' Ambrogio. From its bell-tower are spectacular views to IsolaGallinara with its historic Benedictine abbey.
RAPALLO
Set among orange groves and a thriving marina popular with international yachting crews, its palm-lined esplanade culminates in a 16th century castle jutting from the harbour.
SESTRI LEVANTE
A stretch of coast close to the promontory of the romantic Cinque Terre, a picturesque sandy beach overlooks a lovely curving peninsula with a congregation of pastel-washed houses.
DIANO MARINA
Surrounded by olive groves, this marina lies on a wide bay and is a popular beach resort for families.
SANTA MARGHERITA
An enchanting and well-heeled town leads down to a traditional harbour filled with brightly coloured fishing shacks.
