It was Federico Fellini - one of the most famous directors in the history of cinema - who made Rimini's characters, places and atmospheres famous throughout the world through his films inspired by his home town.
The director's films and writings reveal the conflictual nature of his relationship with Rimini. Fellini admitted that he would not willingly return there. A sort of embarrassment arose in him for having 'speculated' so much on his city, which represented more a dimension of memory than a real place. In his feature films, autobiographical themes and dreamlike evocations of the sea as a symbol of adventure and travel, of the peasant and working-class world, of the wealth and glitz of the Grand Hotel, of the city disappearing into the fog banks of winter days, recur with allegorical meanings.
Who hasn't dreamed of a beach house? If you love being so close to the sea that you can breathe in its scent, if you can picture yourself strolling along the new Marina Centro seafront with the people you love… then you're in the right place. The Adriatic stretches out before us. Rimini surrounds us. And in between, everything that makes a holiday beautiful.
The air, the light and the colours of the sea envelop you in a sweet embrace. With their modern and elegant design, our rooms pay attention to detail: comfortable beds, soft towels and balconies with a sea view guarantee a pleasant rest at the end of the day and a great wake up.
After a great night's sleep, it's time to recharge your batteries and greet the sun. "Delicious, generous and fresh" is how our guests describe our breakfast. And we'd add that our buffet, featuring a tempting selection of sweet and savoury treats, is served in our restaurant with its floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the sea: the pleasure of breakfast, with the Adriatic as your backdrop.
