Genoa, Pisa, Milan

Milan: Antica Locanda Leonardo near da Vinci’s “The Last Supper.” Get your tickets ASAP.

We have stayed at both the Hotel Savoia & its sister hotel, the Continental in Genoa. They are next to each other & across from the train/bus station, so very convenient when we arrived by train from Nice, & left by bus to the airport. It was an easy, short walk to all the sights. Though a somewhat gritty city compared to others in Italy, there is much to see & we loved Genova.

In Milan, we needed a hotel near the train station for an overnight before our early flight the next morning, so we stayed at Hotel Bernina, which was a small, clean, friendly hotel, within a 5 minute walk to the train station. We once stayed at the large, modern UNA chain hotel, also not far from the train station in a different direction, but the front desk staff was rude, so I wouldn’t return there.

We visited Pisa as a day trip, so don’t know of any hotels.

I hope you have a great trip.

Thank you!