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Set right on the seafront, Locanda del Mar is on the west side of Porto Maurizio in the picturesque fishing village of Borgo Prino. Its garden features a swimming pool and gazebo for summer dining.
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"The warm welcome of Março and Roberta. Always smiling and ready to help. The do speak some English. Cleanliness, friendliness of all staff, good buffet breakfast, pool, good on-site restaurant, closeness..."
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Located in Imperia, Pensione Aurora has a terrace. Among the facilities of this property are a restaurant, a shared lounge and luggage storage space, along with free WiFi.
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"Very clean and the owner speaks english very well, he was welcoming and friendly. Will definitely stay there again. Centrally located near good bars and restaurants."
Description
Just a 5-minute walk from Imperia’s beach, the family-run Albergo Costa features a furnished garden and Wi-Fi in public areas. Guests can have their meals at the à la carte restaurant.
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"Super cute little hotel which offered all we could ask for. Great find."
Description
Only 5 minutes’ walk from the beach of Imperia and 0.6 mi from Imperia Train Station, Hotel Centro offers air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi throughout.
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"The hotel is fairly basic, yet lovely and very clean. The owners are lovely people who were very helpful with needed information about trains and such. The petit-dejeuner (breakfast) was excellent with..."
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Hotel Rossini is in Imperia Oneglia, near the harbor and 984 feet from the Olive Tree and Oil Museum. Once a theater, it features a terrace with views of the Alps.
Description
Hotel Croce Di Malta offes beautiful sea views, and is just 66 feet from the beach in Borgo Marina, Imperia. All rooms have air conditioning and satellite TV.
Review
"Clean and comfortable! Great location, excellent breakfast."
Outwardly Imperia is not as neat and tidy as we are used to...
Outwardly Imperia is not as neat and tidy as we are used to in Northern Europe. But in that respect it’s not much different than most Italian cities. Imperia is a seaport, and has a lot of beach area, and park area along the coast. Fish lovers will love the offerings in the restaurants, tourists have a nice assortment of lovely churches to visit, will be amazed at the numbers of families that go out together. The cell phone companies seem to do well there, as it looked like every 3rd person walking thru town was on the phone talking or walking staring as their phone. Motor bikes, scooters, and small cars are every where, and a lot of people seemed ready to assist, using their school English. We were not approached by street beggars, or panhandlers, although the sidewalks were full in the center of town, a good sign for me that the economy was doing ok.
Visitors should never pass by the olive oil museum without visiting and by all means visit the Carli store or take the tour thru the factory.
Martin
United Kingdom
8.0
San Remo is well worth a visit, beautiful buildings, some...
San Remo is well worth a visit, beautiful buildings, some really lovely restaurants and bars and loads of shops to browse in.
A trip to Triora is recommended if you want to see stunning scenery and a beautifully preserved hillside village.
Anonymous
United Kingdom
8.0
Imperia is the union of two small villages: Porto Maurizio...
Imperia is the union of two small villages: Porto Maurizio and Oneglia. Both pleasant to walk around. 'Nero di Seppia' restaurant the best in town in my opinion. 'Pesce Pazzo' does also good food but the atmosphere is less charming and elaborated than 'Nero di Seppia', however less expensive. Most of the beaches have pebbles. To get sand you need to drive to Diano Marina. Monaco and Sanremo are worthy a visit too and not too far by car.
Mandy
France
8.0
I liked the fact that from my hotel everything was easy to...
I liked the fact that from my hotel everything was easy to access. I don't walk well and in the vicinity of the hotel everything was flat....don't think there were any steps....and the area round the hotel was old and interesting. For a couple of days. More than that and I think you might struggle.
Patrick
Italy
6.0
Well worth a stop.
This is a pleasant city to visit off season. There are many restaurants with great value for money options. It is an easy city to walk around in and there are plenty of fine little coffee/pastry shops. The museum of the olive is well worth seeing. We enjoyed our visit which lasted a day and one half.
“Absolutely fabulous hidden gem uphill of the beautiful town of Imperia. The hosts are the nicest people you'll ever meet. The value of staying in this huge house (with a medieval cellar!) is worth several times its price on Booking.”
“Very friendly and helpful staff! Delicious breakfast, including homemade cakes and jams. Comfortable rooms. Excellent value.
Driving to the hotel entrance can be tricky, but that is part of the charm!”
“It was something about the staff. People, who work there were really helpful and friendly. We really enjoyed our breakfast and facilities. Rooms were clean and spacious. Pool was great and its nice that you can enjoy it whenever you want to. It was a 5 minute walk to the beach.”
“Beautiful and charming residence converted into a hotel, incredible views and centrally located. Friendly staff with nice pool area. Porto Maurizio is a nice stroll up along via Roosevelt, a winding street with gorgeous quintessential homes. We will return here if we come back to Imperia and will recommend this place to friends and family.”
“What an amazing stay we had at Villa Giada! I was traveling alone with my 10 year old daughter and I felt like we were with family! The owners and staff were present, warm and incredibly helpful!”
“THE STAFF AT ROBINIA WAS THE BEST I EVER MET.
I travel widely and NEVER met a group so committed to the CUSTOMER.
PAOLA, JADA, MIRELLA, FRANCESCA aim to please! and oh boy! do they succeed.”
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