“szeretem!”
The area is called the harbor quarter, but it’s actually a villa district, although the harbor is truly nearby. I liked the hotel’s vibe a lot, with beautiful old mirrors and reproductions on the walls everywhere. It’s clean, and the rooms have a huge terrace and balcony. As many have noted, there are some minor inconveniences, but I won’t repeat them here because there are so many nice things that made the place feel so good. The sea is close, there’s a Conad store on the corner, the city center is a 15‑minute walk, and the price‑value ratio is very good. The beach isn’t locked anywhere; I had no idea which beach I was on, but you could walk or swim anywhere. The bed or a parasol didn’t matter. After exploring Rimini and visiting the Fellini museums, I took a train to Fanobà one day, another to Pesarò the next, and a bus to San Marino on the third.
The bathroom was small with cramped furnishings, but as I said, that’s forgettable compared to all the other fantastic perks.
Margit·3 weeks ago