The Grand Hotel Rimini is a luxury hotel on the beachfront of Rimini, on the Adriatic coast of Emilia-Romagna in northern Italy. It is a 5-star property with an elegant Belle Époque building, and many visitors come as much for the setting and the atmosphere as for the rooms themselves.
The building and the view
The hotel is known for its Belle Époque architecture, with the graceful lines and generous proportions of that era. From many parts of the building there are panoramic sea views, so the Adriatic is a constant presence, whether you are relaxing in the public rooms or looking out from your own window.
A link to Fellini
The Grand Hotel has appeared in the films of Federico Fellini, who was born in Rimini. For film lovers, this connection gives the visit a particular interest: you can see the setting that the director returned to in his work and imagine it on screen.
What the visit suits
- Travellers looking for a historic, upscale stay on the seafront
- Film enthusiasts interested in Fellini's connection to the city
- Visitors who appreciate period architecture and sea views
Rimini itself offers a long sandy beachfront and a lively seaside atmosphere, so the hotel is well placed for exploring the town and the coast. Its location on the water makes it an easy base from which to enjoy both the city and the sea.