Car Hire Genoa Airport

Guide

Genoa Airport is situated in the stunning Liguria region of northwest Italy, It is a well-equipped, modern airport, which serves more than thirty international destinations and more than five million passengers each year.

This terminal is laid out on four floors and is designed to receive a flow of 1,500 passengers per hour. The passengers gain direct access to the terminal via five mobile gangways.

Airport Facilities

On the ground floor of the airports main terminal travellers will find a post office, bank, car hire desks, and a tourist information booth. On the first floor are two bars, a book store, clothes shop and duty-free. On the second floor is a snack bar, restaurant, and balcony.

The airport has an immaculate VIP lounge handling check-ins, passenger's luggage, as well as offering passengers the use of faxes, telephones, and WiFi. There is even a bar and bookshop to keep travellers occupied.

There's plenty of accommodation near to the airport and in Genoa itself. The banner Genova Hotel, is a popular choice for those travelling on business. It is now a major conference centre in Genoa.

Passengers are to contact the airline they will be flying with, before booking their flight, if wheelchairs or other special assistance is needed. The airport has catered for those with disabilities with lifts, toilets and many ramps located throughout the airport.

Airport parking is located outside of the main terminal, offering both long and short stay parking.

In the terminal is an information booth, and many car rental providers including Auto Europa, Avis, Easy Car Italia, Sixt, Europcar, Hertz and Maggiore. Purchase car hire online using our quick and easy to use price comparison website. Prices are cheaper online than at the airports for those needing last minute car hire.

Explore Genoa

Here are just some of the more popular attractions in Genoa; the Doge's Palace, Boccadasse with it's old colourful buildings, Cattedrale di San Lorenzo Campanile, I Palazzi dei Rolli, Genoa Aquarium, Basilica of Santa Maria di Castello and The Royal Palace Museum.