Ariminum

Overview

The hotel presents a modern and fine establishment with a warm and charming atmosphere, with 47 comfortable rooms suitable for business and leisure travellers alike, as it features event hosting facilities and services, with function rooms and audiovisual equipments, as well as leisure options with restaurant and bar, gym, gardens, private beach and sports facilities.

Italy holidays in Rimini

On the north east coast of Italy, overlooking the Adriatic Sea and enjoying a Mediterranean climate, is one of the most famous Italian seaside resorts, Rimini.

Holidays in Italy's Adriatic Riviera

The Adriatic Riviera is best known and loved for its wonderful stretch of mile upon mile of soft fine golden sand, bustling nightlife in Rimini and Riccione, and amazing array of historic ruins and buildings some dating back to Roman times and beyond.

The Adriatic Sea is part of the Mediterranean Sea leading from the Ionian (in the south) along the east coast of Italy. The Adriatic also boarders Croatia and Slovenia.

Rimini is the most popular location on the Italian Adriatic Riviera, boasting some 20 km of sandy beaches, magnificent restaurants, chic and budget hotels, intriguing ancient architecture, huge variation of restaurants and party all night atmosphere. Within the ruins of Rimini’s Roman Amphitheatre classical events take place during the summer, and other sights that must be mentioned in Rimini are Tiberius Bridge, the Madonna Della Scala Church, the Malatesta Temple and Castel Sismondo (castle).

Whilst Rimini is perfect for family holidays, couples and groups of friends, there are so many other places that should not be forgotten! San Marino can be seen from Rimini and is one of the world’s smallest republics. In the hills above Rimini is Verucchio where some of the earliest traces of life in Europe have been discovered. Rolling countryside, hills and beaches, ancient villages, sprawling beaches and glorious sunshine; this is a holiday on the Adriatic Riviera in Italy.