Grand Hotel Rimini

The Grand Hotel Rimini, five-star hotel on the Adriatic Riviera, dates from the early twentieth century and it has shared in the periods of splendor and of decline which have characterized the history of Italy. The Grand Hotel was immortalized by Federico Fellini, who featured the hotel in many of his best-loved films and thus brought it world-wide fame. In particular, Fellini reproduced the matchless and overwhelming atmosphere of the hotel in the film “Amarcord”. In Rimini, the hotel has always been considered a “benchmark” of luxury and Italian hospitality. Over the years the Grand Hotel Rimini, which stands in its own recently restructured park and grounds, has retained its own special fascination. Indeed, it is recognized as a national monument and is under the protection of the Superintendent of Fine Arts. This year, restoration work on the hotel is being continued, and every care is being taken to respect the original style. The Grand Hotel Rimini has 168 comfortable rooms. All the rooms are luxuriously furnished and still preserve the original parquet flooring and Venetian chandeliers. The best of traditional Italian cuisine is served in the dining-room, where it is possible to sense the atmosphere of the past through the furnishings, the paintings and the lighting. The same is true of the large terrace which during summer months becomes the setting for dancing, entertainment and concerts of a high quality.