Grand Hotel Rimini (formerly Il Grand Hotel di Rimini), Rimini, Italy

The Grand Hotel Rimini was opened in 1908 in the coastal city of Rimini, and is most famous for its immortalisation in Federico Fellini’s film Amarcord. This large luxury hotel has everything you need for a refined and relaxing holiday, including its own beach.

In 1994 the Grand Hotel Rimini was recognized as a national monument and is now under the protection of the Superintendent of Fine Arts.

The facilities

The luxury hotel’s 600 seat restaurant La Dolce Vita is split into several different areas and meeting rooms, including an outdoor section on the private beach. All of these rooms are decorated with antique furniture and have restored original features.

The Grand Hotel Rimini has a Conference Centre next door. Built in 1992 with state-of-the-art technological equipment, it is open all year long to host all kinds of meetings and conferences.

Guests can let their hair down at the luxury hotel’s nightclub, and relax by day at the outdoor pool.

The rooms

The Grand Hotel Rimini’s 117 rooms are decorated with Venetian and French antiques of the XVIII century, and all have original parquet floors and restored Venetian chandeliers. All rooms have Wi-Fi and satellite TV with pay movies.

The luxury hotel houses guests in the main building and an annex. Please specify which one you would prefer upon booking.