Hotels in Porto Recanati

Where to Stay in Porto Recanati: A Practical Guide

Porto Recanati is a seaside town in the Marche region that combines the atmosphere of a fishing village, a relaxed waterfront, and proximity to the beauty of the Conero Riviera. Here, you'll find both sandy and pebbly beaches, an elegant promenade, and a convenient location for reaching art cities and inland villages.

Accommodations in Porto Recanati range from beachfront hotels to B&Bs and vacation homes, as well as campsites and resorts. In many cases, you can choose between more traditional rooms and one-bedroom apartments or self-catering apartments for greater independence.

Most requested areas

In Porto Recanati, the areas most sought after by tourists are:

• Central coast (central beach area): convenient for the seafront, shops and restaurants, close to the city center.

• Pineta Volpini: a greener and quieter area, ideal for those seeking some relaxation surrounded by nature.

• Scossicci: a more remote area with large stretches of free beach, ideal for water sports enthusiasts.

Accommodation options

Even in Porto Recanati, the facilities offer various options based on the tourist profile:

• B&Bs: among the most popular options for those who like to be free to move around during the day.

• Half board: with one meal at the hotel.

• Full board: less common, but available in some hotels, often aimed at families.

Many hotels offer agreements with beach resorts and services such as bike rentals and family promotions.

Prices and seasonality

On average, these are the rates based on the variations between low and high season:

• May and September: from €40 to €80 per person per day.

• June and end of August: between €55 and €100.

• July and August: €70–120, with peaks over €140 in higher category hotels.

Why choose Porto Recanati

• Elegant, well-maintained seafront, ideal for evening strolls.

• A good balance between relaxation and city services: restaurants, shops and clubs are available without the environment being too chaotic.

• Close to cultural and religious destinations such as Loreto and Recanati, easily reachable in a day.

• Strong local gastronomic identity: Brodetto di Porto Recanati is one of the typical dishes associated with the town.

• Scenic diversity: the area offers stretches of sandy beach, pebbly areas, and nearby scenic hills, for those who love combining sea and nature.