“Ottima scelta”
Polite and helpful staff. Nothing to add.
IonesHace 3 semanas
★★★·Cervia·7.8
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Hotel Levante in Cervia offers family rooms with air‑conditioning, private bathrooms, balconies, free WiFi, desks, TVs, and wardrobes. Guests enjoy a garden, terrace, restaurant, bar, free bicycles, a kids’ club, playground, and on‑site parking. Daily continental and Italian breakfasts feature fresh pastries, cheese, and juice. The hotel sits a 3‑minute walk from Pinarella Beach, near Mirabilandia and Atlantica Water Park.
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Polite and helpful staff. Nothing to add.
Iones·Hace 3 semanas
Everything was fine. I highly recommend it.
Riccardi·Hace un mes
The hotel sits in an excellent spot, just a stone’s throw from the pine grove and the beach, and the bath area is set up so you can use umbrellas and loungers. The room is spacious with a terrace, ideal for unwinding after a day out. The staff are friendly and helpful. The bathroom feels a bit dated and might need a refresh, but it’s still clean, roomy, and stocked with essential toiletries. Breakfast didn’t meet the needs of those with different dietary requirements; there were no allergen signs on most foods (except the brioche), and it wasn’t clearly warned not to use the hot plate on dairy-containing items. Toasting bread without cross‑contamination was impossible.
Lara_80·Hace un mes
The hotel’s close to the park and sea, making it a good spot to relax. It isn’t a deluxe property, but the price offers solid service value. It’s a manageable walk from the old city centre – about 20‑25 minutes. A pleasant place to stay.
Andriy·Hace un mes
The location was good, and that’s pretty much everything that I liked. First, when I checked in the receptionist asked for proof of payment, which I provided. Then I was shown to a dim room that didn’t match the pictures, was unclean, and had leftover food in the wardrobe. Breakfast was very low quality – supermarket pastries, cheap salami and ham, low‑grade yellow cheese and bread. The worst part was that in the middle of the night I heard shouting, singing, and doors slamming. I went out to see what was happening, and the receptionist not only tolerated it but seemed to be part of it. A group of drunk people were yelling in the lobby. I asked for quiet because it was past midnight, and a drunken man called me crazy. The receptionist laughed. Her attitude was extremely rude.
Hristina·Hace un mes