San Remo Hotels & Motels
• A WorldWeb.com Travel Guide to Hotels & Motels in San Remo, IM, Liguria.
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San Remo's Hotel Royal is large and modern, and has three different restaurants from which guests can choose. Alomost every room has a balcony overlooking the Mediterranean. There is an outdoor, saltwater pool to enjoy, and babysitting services are available.
Hotel Napoleon San Remo
This family-owned hotel, recently renovated, is located just steps away from the beach. The rooms capacities range from singles to quads, and the bar has a large veranda looking out over the sea. Some rooms do not have air conditioning.
Suite Hotel Nyala San Remo
This 80-room hotel offers many ammenities, including connections for modems and minibars in every room. Several rooms have sweeping views of the Ligurian Sea from their balconies. The cancellation policies varies according to the date of arrival, so it is wise to inquire when booking.
Hotel Cortese San Remo
The Hotel Cortese in San Remo's restaurant has a creative menu made up of traditional Ligurian dishes. The front desk is open for 24 hours, and parking is available. Rooms range from singles to quads.
Hotel Europa San Remo
This large hotel offers three different types of rooms to rent. The casino-side rooms offer views of the garden of the Casino of San Remo and are the most economical. The sea-side rooms are soundproofed and air-conditioned, and some have beautiful views of the Ligurian Sea. There are also apartments available to let for those wishing to stay for a long period.
Villa Maria San Remo
Located very close to the bustling city centre, but also secluded enough to seem residential, the Villa Maria is comprised of three former stately homes, and details such as antique beds and paneled ceiling retain a semblance of that era. The rooms vary, so some guests ask to have a look before settling for the first option. There is also a well-maintained garden in which to roam or relax.
