Really close to the train station, so it was easy to get too. I had mentioned that we were put in a handicap accessible room that was not the room we booked on-line. There was no natural light as you're basically below the roof line of the restaurant that in on site. For an HC accessible room the shower was tiny, no chance someone in a WC is getting in that shower. The room itself was big, we had plenty of room to put our things and move around with no issues. That room is also next to all the housekeeping storage so you'll hear it in the morning, every morning, and they like to store the housekeeping cart right outside the door. In fairness I did bring up the small bathroom in my check-in review and they did offer to move us, we had already unpacked from the night before so we declined to move. The spa looked amazing, we went to check it out and had a tour but decided not to use it. The roof top lounge connected to the hotel was the saving grace, it was a nice oasis that not many people used. There are also two hot tubs up there, which can be weird if you're in the hot tub and people are sitting have a drink in the afternoon. Rooms where pretty clean, if you look close you'll see where it could have been better maintained. If I were to go back to Genoa I would probably book the Hilton next door, they are sister properties so you have the same spa and roof top. Not bad, just wish we would have got the style room we booked and not the HC accessible "dungeon".