The Hotel Londra, two stars in Rimini, is a family-run guesthouse since 1967, quiet and welcoming, not far from the sea. It has free parking inside the structure, air conditioning in the room and fast Wi-Fi throughout the structure. Accepts small pets.
LOCATION
The hotel is located in Miramare di Rimini, a tourist hamlet on the border with Riccione. The property is a 5-minute walk from the equipped beach and the seafront, full of shops and clubs. Furthermore, it is close to the urban bus stop (line n.11) with which it is possible to reach the center of Rimini and Riccione. A few kilometers away are the Rimini Miramare station, the Rimini Spa, the Altromondo Studios nightclub, the Fiabilandia theme park, the Beach Village water park in Riccione and Rimini Airport.
ROOMS
The hotel rooms have a balcony, air conditioning (not present in the Economy rooms), satellite TV, telephone, ceiling fan, private bathroom with hairdryer. Safe available on request.
FAMILY: connecting and family rooms are available in which to add a cot.
SERVICES
The hotel has a garden with a veranda where you can have meals, lift, luggage storage, beach towel (free in the All Inclusive formula), theme evenings.
PARKING: uncovered and fenced in the hotel, available for all rooms.
PETS: small pets accepted with supplement, vet 300 m away, pet friendly beach.
FOOD
BREAKFAST: international buffet with homemade desserts and an organic corner, served on the veranda.
LUNCH AND DINNER: excellent Romagna cuisine with homemade pasta and possibility to choose between three first courses and two second courses; water and local wine included in all treatments.
OTHER: possibility of packed lunch.
CHILDREN
In the hotel: outdoor play area.
In the room: cots, fall protection rails.
At meals: seats at the table. It is possible to agree both a specific menu and meal times with the parents.
On the beach: entertainment.
BEACH
The hotel has an agreement with Bagno n.146 and Bagno n.147 "Le Fontane", equipped with games for children, entertainment service and much more.
