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What guests said about Imola:
Geoff
Australia
8.0
Approaching Imola from the north (in darkness) gave us the...
Approaching Imola from the north (in darkness) gave us the impression of an industrial town, more famous for its racetrack than anything else.
Get into the city proper however, and all that changes. The medieval fortress alone is something to behold.
Anonymous
Canada
10
A lovely traditional Italian town where citizens are found...
A lovely traditional Italian town where citizens are found strolling down to the non-tourist type markets and/ or meeting friends for coffee and pastries. It was not crowded with tourists when we were there in October. It was a very friendly community. The location of one the most famous Formula 1 race track near the centre of town was fabulous. It was a short walk to the race track and an opportunity to stroll through the beautiful park in the centre of the track where memorials are located for Brazilian Aryton Senna and Canadian Gilles Villeneuve . The staff at the Imola race track were very pleasant and helpful in arranging a tour of the track.
Centrally located in the region for numerous day trips to other cities and towns.
ZhenyaK
United Kingdom
6.0
Imola could do much better
Small city with few tourist attractions / facilities, incl. Imola race circuit "Dino and Enzo Ferrari". We personally found the lack of good transportation links (incl. area coverage and frequency) disappointing. There were too few places to eat/drink - nearly all of these would be closed in the late afternoon / on the weekend. We also couldn't find any supermarkets in the city centre, which is a basic need for any visitors and even citizens of the city.
To anyone visiting Imola for racing competitions, I would recommend to check carefully when buying tickets - ours supposedly included paddock and pit access but they didn't in the end - if we had ended up buying these on top, it would have cost a fortune, so we walked home empty-handed. Food, drink and merchandise at the race course are scarce and quite expensive. Staff largely don't speak any English or any other foreign languages - you're left to get by on your own. Expect long walks around the circuit - only one subway is provided, and getting from one tribune to another may take 30 min or more.
Nigel
Switzerland
8.0
Imola, centre of a beautiful area
Imola is a great centre for further trips into the beautiful hills behind the city, to the Adriatic in the East, Bologna a little to the North and San Marino a little to the south.
Everywhere you go the landscape is beautiful, the sunsets gorgeous, and the people friendly. The food is excellent, and I could definitely recommend La Terrazza Trattoria e Locanda in Monte Catone which is near Dozza and Pieve Sant Andrea. Imola is also near the sea which is less than an hour away.
The city itself has the beautiful race track that used to run the San Marino F1 Grand Prix, and the centre of the city has a beautiful central square with lots of space and surrounded with beautiful buildings, and then there is the Rocca, the castle to explore as well.
One hour south is the amazing city-state of San Marino, perched on top of a very high outcrop of rock looking out towards the sea and over all the plains below on one side and the foothills of the Apennines on the other.
Peter
Australia
8.0
Great small town.
We are rather partial to smaller towns and Imola fell nicely in to that category. It is an easy place to walk around, and a great base to visit other cities a short train ride away. We visited the race track (mainly for our sons) but we're lucky enough to see cars practising on the track. Rocca Sforzesca was great to visit and there were several interesting, well organised museums in town.
“owners are elegant and excellent personalities. The simplicity on arrangements of this hotel is making you to believe that you are at your home.
There is nothing less than you home!!
Additionally, as an engineer I pointed out the remarkable workmanship and style that was exercised on this renovated confortable property.”
“It's a fantastic place! If you go to Imola you must to go there! Very beautiful building, rooms are nice, clean, fully renovated, bathroom is great, even water kettle, tea and paper tissue is in the room! WiFi is strong, very well working, the scene around is nice. Rooms named after the corners of Imola race track! :)”
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