Farmstay in San Marino

"The hotel was a top notch. The fact it inspired Felini to make Amarcord was more than a welcome bonus. Plenty of history there. GT /Grande Turismo/ at its best."

"Pros: Perfect location to explore historic San Marino Lots of storage Good sized bathroom Great service, even helped us book a cab Cons: Room was very hot Bed was very hard Electricity only worked with room key so we couldn’t leave things charging while we were out exploring"

"I absolutely loved this hotel and the family that manages it. The hotel was spotless, quiet, comfortable and the view was stunning. It's located within easy walking distance to the castles. I highly recommend it and San Marino."

" Freshly renovated. very clean. showers very small. nice staff at breakfast."

"The location was great for walking tours of the city central as well as to catch buses and trains."

"Staff was superbly helpful and the room was great. Amazing sea view and the largest balcony I’ve ever had in a hotel. Close to many restaurants, and free drinks at the bar upon checking in. We stayed in an oss-season, so no crowds to speak of. In all a lovely stay. Thanks!!"

"Amazing hotel and great views"

"We had a relaxing stay at Hotel Londres in Rimini. The breakfast had a good and tasty variety. The access to the spa (included with our room) made the it a great ending to the day. Thank you to the friendly staff... Sheila, Souri, Mari, Patrizia, Fabio, and Marco who went out of their way to make our stay special. We had a good view to the beach but it is a good 10 minute walk. Also, just know that historic downtown is a good 25 minute walk, which we didn't mind. The neighborhood is safe to walk around and there are many restaurants nearby. Transportation by bus or taxi is also readily available. "

"The dinner restaurant on premises was economically priced for the area and our meal was excellent. The breakfast buffet was expansive. We enjoyed our balcony. Street parking was easy in front of the hotel in November and validated by the hotel for 4 Euros. The many electrical switches and panels were very confusing and yet there weren't enough electrical outlets to easily charge two iPhones. "