Hotel Sanremo is a 3-star hotel in Rimini, Italy, located at Via Pegli 2. Perched beachfront, it places the sea within easy reach and sits about 2.7mi from Rimini’s city center. The property has 400 reviews from past guests, offering a sense of the experience along the Adriatic coast.

Featured amenities include a water park (extra charges) and pet-friendly options (extra charges), plus seaside comforts like beachfront access, private parking (extra charges), free Wi-Fi, and complimentary air conditioning. Guests can savor the on-site bar, enjoy the sun deck and terrace, and settle into soundproof rooms. A 24-hour front desk, non-smoking rooms, elevator, bidet, free toiletries, and upper floors accessible by elevator round out the practical side of stays.

Direct beach access, sun-drenched days, and easy access to Rimini’s attractions await travelers seeking a simple, coastal stay.

Pets are allowed on request, with charges possible, making it easy to bring along furry companions. Only cash is accepted for payments, so it’s handy to have some on hand when booking the stay. A diverse slate of room types is available to suit different needs, from compact options to larger setups.

Deluxe, 3 Bed measures about 248 square feet and accommodates 2 adults and 1 child, while Standard, Queen spans 205 square feet and is listed for 3 adults and 4 children with a Queen bed. Other options include Standard, 1 Queen at 130 square feet for 2 adults and 1 child, Standard Quadruple for 2 adults, and Standard Single for solo travelers. For bigger groups, the Deluxe can host up to 10 adults and 6 children, illustrating the wide range of layouts available, including a Standard Room suitable for up to 4 adults and 3 children.

With a playful mix of sizes and capacities, this is a coastline pick for solo travelers, families, friends, or larger groups seeking a flexible beach getaway. The lineup encourages choosing a setup that fits the crew, making it simple to plan days by the sea and evenings of relaxed downtime after sun-soaked adventures along the Adriatic.