Rivazzurra
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Up Hotel
Spotless rooms, fantastic staff!
Reviewed on 2025/8/10
Hotel Ariane
Clean and comfortable room, a little small for 3 people. Good location right by the pleasant beach and local restaurants/shops. Can get very loud in the evenings. Pool area needs updating. Staff were warm and welcoming. Breakfast is outstanding!
Reviewed on 2025/7/28
Hotel Nanni Garnì
No AC. Very hot! Bed had sand In it. Staff was not friendly
Reviewed on 2025/8/12
Residence Auriga
Had a good stay, apartment was great. lots of room and everything you could need. only bad points were the other guests who were very noisy and the wifi didn't work in-room . Rose on reception was really helpful and a clear asset to tho hotel.
Reviewed on 2014/9/17
Residence Domus
Very close to fantastic beach life, but very quite. Great beach shopping. Amazing restaurants everywhere. Amazing ladies in reception/office. Suite a little beat up, huge balcony
Reviewed on 2023/9/12
Le Rose Spa Hotel
Staff were amazing. Thanks so much. Sea view with 2 balconies overlooking the Adriatic was unforgettable and beautiful. Loved afternoon swimming in the pool. Great breakfast with cappuccinos. Highly recommended.
Reviewed on 2025/9/24
Popular places to visit
Italy in Miniature
Ride a Venetian gondola, listen to an opera at the Verona Arena, see hundreds of Italian landmarks and have fun on fairground rides at this amusement park.
Piazza Cavour
Explore Rimini’s civic and social center to find ancient palaces, stylish monuments and lively markets and bars.
Rimini Ferris Wheel
Marvel at the magnificent views of the Adriatic Riviera and Rimini’s surrounding countryside while riding this big wheel.
Rimini Marina
For swimming, boating and enjoying views of the Adriatic Sea, this marina and surrounding area have plenty of options to enjoy a fun day on Rimini’s coastline.
Viale Vespucci
You can enjoy retail therapy at Viale Vespucci during your trip to Rimini. While you're in the area, stroll along the beautiful beaches.
Castel Sismondo
At the edge of Rimini’s medieval center is a former stronghold of the Malatesta family. The castle now hosts exhibitions and conferences.
