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What Guests Said About Pesaro:
Adrian
Switzerland
8.0
Very Good
reviews
Travelled to Pesaro for a sports event at the Adriatic Arena.
Travelled to Pesaro for a sports event at the Adriatic Arena. The town itself can easily be explored on foot, and along the seaside you will find some really good restaurants - try "l'angolo di Mario" (Lungomare Nazario Sauro), you won't be disappointed.
Valentina
Italy
8.0
Very Good
reviews
A lovely town with nice places to visit and hidden historic...
A lovely town with nice places to visit and hidden historic corners.. You'll find very nice little restaurants where you can eat typical dishes and wines.. A lot of beautiful churches, domes and venues, plus the Pomodoro's Ball by the seaside, will make your travel very tasty! Reccomended
Freewheeling freelancer
Italy
10
Exceptional
reviews
It was my third time through, so I only stopped for the...
It was my third time through, so I only stopped for the night. It's a clean, liveable city with good facilities, a historic center, a great beach, good connections, and a rational, safe network of bicyle paths and lanes.
Anonymous
United States of America
8.0
Very Good
reviews
We enjoyed the nearness of the beach.
We enjoyed the nearness of the beach. However, it was the third week of September and many hotels and restaurants were already closed or closing for the winter. The winds were cool.
Pesaro is a good city to explore for historical reasons. It is also a good city from which to drive or take a bus to Urbino.
William
United States of America
6.0
Review score
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A nice beachside town on the Adriatic side of Italy in the...
A nice beachside town on the Adriatic side of Italy in the Marche. We have a house outside Florence so we travel quite a bit around the countryside. Pesaro is nice in the summer to get away from the heat but there are smaller towns down the coast that are more peaceful and quiet with similar views of the Adriatic that I prefer. Old town is okay. Weekend market is always good. Food is comparable to many places. Overall, a little run down these days along the beachside walkway. I would recommend going further south down the coast (less expensive and it feels more like the Italian countryside -- helps to have a rental car).
Gatto_Blu
Romania
8.0
Very Good
reviews
The town is quite small and the most interesting part of it...
The town is quite small and the most interesting part of it lies along the seaside, at the Adriatic sea. The city center preserves some of the old buildings and has a bit of that charm of old medieval towns. Despite the large number of tourists it is still mostly quiet and relaxing. The beaches are well furbished with umbrellas and seating-beds [a bit too many and too close to my taste this year], but there are a few small free beaches where one can go and put on the sand one's own sheet/blanket/towel. The sea-bed was modelled so that the depth is small and there are wave-breakers to prevent the sea being too aggressive. Most hotels are along the beach, so it is easy to go there. There are many resturants and other places where one can eat various cuisine, some at very good prices. One can also get food from supermarkets or from a small grocery market, but there are also some vendors on the streets. The weather in the summer is pleasant, warm, but less hot than in other more inland places. One can hire a car and get on trips around the city or to the not-so-far San Marino, the well-known place to get duty-free merchandise. Beside other cultural events, the highlight of the season is the Rossini Opera Festival held there in August for about 2 weeks every year since 1980; great performances featuring world-class or very young and promising singers/artists fill in the busy schedule. This is the busiest time of the year and one when prices reach the maximum, but the town can be quite attractive and at a lower price throughout the summer and even in the first part of the autumn.
“The only good thing about the hotel besides the location was the guy in care of the breakfast room. He made us a nice breakfast even if we arrived late, and was very gentle.”
“The family that runs the hotel was warm and welcoming and so very helpful. They made the stay well worth it. The food in their restaurant was also quite good.”
“We stayed here with our 3 adult children 2 years ago and loved it so much that we booked Hotel Vittoria again this year when we traveled to Pesaro with our son oldest son. The location is the best you can get in Pesaro, right on the Adriatic Sea...gorgeous view from our room. A beautiful, charming hotel with a friendly, helpful staff. Plentiful breakfast with a lovely patio which you can enjoy while dining if the weather is nice. Doesn't get any better! I would highly recommend this hotel.”
“Very comfortable modern clean hotel with a great location and excellent facilities. I have stayed at this hotel several. times in the past and whenever I stay in Pesaro i will always stay in the Excelsior”
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