San Remo Resort Hotel

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To Italians, Sanremo is the epitome of the elegant Riviera resort town. Mostly built at the turn of the century, it boasts broad avenues lined with ornate mansions, palm trees and colorful flowers year-round, because it never really gets cold here. Indeed, Sanremo is known as "The Flower Capital of Italy," because its nurseries grow enormous quantities of blooms and ship them to florists throughout Europe. Glass greenhouses line the hills, soaking up the warm Mediterranean sun. A visit to the flower market can be a refreshing way to start the day before driving or training off to Monte Carlo (25 miles away), the French Riviera (35 miles to Nice), or Portofino (65 miles). After a refreshing dip in the pool, end the day by trying your luck at the Sanremo Casino, and find out why European gambling is so very different from Las Vegas or Atlantic City. Also of interest are the Olive Oil Museum and the Naval Museum in nearby Imperia, as well as the many delightful hill towns in the off-the-beaten-track hills just outside town.

Location: In the town of Sanremo, 2 km from the train station and the A1 Autostrada. The Genoa airport is 130 km away, but the closest one is in Nice (55 km). Click here to see a map.   Public transportation: You can stay here without a car, but you’ll need to take short taxi rides up and down the hill to town. All the major sites on the Italian and French Rivieras can be reached by frequent train service.   Rooms: Single, double and triple rooms, and junior suites. Every room has a balcony with sea view, as well as a private bathroom with stall shower and hair dryer. Wheelchair-accessible and non-smoking rooms are available.   Features: Air-conditioning, direct-dial telephone, safe, mini-bar.   Facilities: Elevator; restaurant open seven days a week; bar; satellite TV room; swimming pool with Jacuzzi and bar; cement tennis court; garage; shuttle to and from town (at pre-established times).

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CLOSED FEBRUARY 24-MARCH 1, 2008  

Nightly B&B Rate for 2008 (per room) One-Night Stays OK Except Two-Night Minimum Stay over Jan. 26-27 and April 25-27 And Three-Night Minimum Stay over March 21-24, May 22-25 and Aug. 14-17
Includes taxes, services & continental breakfast
	Low Season Jan. 5-25 Jan. 28-Feb. 23 March 2-20 March 25-April 24 April 28-May 22 Sept. 29-Dec. 26	Mid Season Jan. 26-27 April 25-27 May 26-June 30 Sept. 1-25	High Season Jan. 1-4 March 21-24 April 6-9 May 23-25 July 1-Aug. 31 Sept. 26-28 Dec. 27-Jan. 4, 2009
Double Room for Single Use	60.00 EURO	75.00 EURO	85.00 EURO
Superior Double Room	95.00 EURO	135.00 EURO	155.00 EURO
Superior Triple Room	130.00 EURO	150.00 EURO	180.00 EURO
Junior Suite (2 people)	135.00 EURO	175.00 EURO	215.00 EURO
Family Room (4 people)	130.00 EURO	150.00 EURO	180.00 EURO
Child 4-8 years old in Double Room	24.00 EURO	34.00 EURO	39.00 EURO
Child 9-12 years old in Double Room	33.50 EURO	47.50 EURO	54.50 EURO

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The Sanremo Casino opens every day at 2:30 for Roulette, 30 et 40 and Chemin de Fer; at 4:15 for Blackjack and Fair Roulette. Minimum age: 18. Credit cards accepted and ATM on the premises, as well as a restaurant, bar and theatre. Free parking is provided. Jacket and tie are required for most areas of the casino.

You do not need a car to stay here, but we recommend it.

      
     

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