Find Resorts & Hotels with Spas in Civitella di Romagna

"The reception staff were very helpful and friendly. The location is incredible in the old town but worth noting it is a decent climb from where the shuttle bus from Rimini drops you off. There can be a bit of noise from stores and restaurants setting up in the morning. Nothing huge but if you’re a very light sleeper you might wake early. The upside is you get to explore the old town in the morning and evening when there aren’t any tourists and the streets are clear. Wonderful stay in San Marino."

"They are a 5 star hotel and prove it at every turn."

"Lovely stay with beautiful breakfast. The restaurant was booked out when we stayed which wasn’t great because there was nowhere else to eat in the town. Free and easy parking! "

"Very good hotel. I really praise the staff, specially those working in the breakfast. They are really kind and accommodating to our needs, projecting an awesome image of both the Italians and the hotel. Many things to highlight here, for instance: Daily water provision, big room (rare in Europe) delicious breakfast, good location, close to te city center with restaurants and supermarkets around. Bar open 24/7 wirh affordable prices. My only complaint: The gym is poorly equipped but the worst is the schedule, starting at 08:00 (too late to do something). Even worse, you have to go to the lobby and ask for the key. Once I went there to get the key at 07:40 and there was no human power to convince the clerk to give me it 20 minutes ahead…ridiculously stubborn from my point of view. Other than that, great place to stay. I”ll be back for sure!"

"Everything was good from ease of check in - to locating the room - and dining in the restaurant - good selection on the menu and everything was delicious."

"Nice hotel, very friendly,and helpful staff. Room was nice sized and we had a view from our balcony. Parking was convenient with an elevator to the hotel from the parking lot. Hotel was a little noisy until about 10 or 11 PM after which it became silent."