Hotels With bar in Emilia-Romagna, Italy

Booked this hotel as it was situated just off the main dual carriageway and had good road links to Cesena and Forli for trains and good links back to Florence and Pisa for the airport. The hotel is located in the heart of the town and the entrance isn’t visible from the road. It has its own carpark for €6 per night but there are lots of parking spaces around the town, white lined spaces are Free!! Blue lined space you have to pay for, so check the lines! Check in was easy and the staff were friendly and informative. The room was spacious and clean, there were two plugs one either side of the bed so being an adapter and extension cable for extra plug space, little mini bar that was reasonably priced and cupboard space with a little safe in. The swimming pool was warm and the roof opens in the summer. The attendant was knowledgeable and excited to explain that the pool is warmed by the natural springs and that smell of sulphur was from these springs and good for the skin. Pool was long enough to swim in and had bubble jets and falling water. There is also a bigger thermal spa available but we didn’t have time to make use of that. Breakfast was a good selection of cold meats and cheeses, pastries and cakes etc, no hot option though. The only negative for breakfast was, staff served all the food, this was challenging with the language barrier and meant you had to ask for anything you wanted…. Town was lovely, lots of little shops and a few restaurants and bars. Towns folk were friendly and helpful and the little market was nice for local products. Lots of walking and cycling routes in the area too

This hotel was handily situated close to the central railway station. There was a nice big lobby and lounge area to relax in after a day out. Staff were polite and helpful, especially Tommaso. The main street is just around the corner. The room was quite small but very comfortable and well-lit. I slept very well in a nice big bed with great mattress and pillows. The shower was great with lots of hot water and good pressure. Finally, the breakfast was superb. I recommend opting for breakfast when booking.

The hostel is about a 20-30 minute walk from the center. It's best to get a room at the back, as it's on a street. Overall, it's very clean. However, towels are not included in the price; they cost €7 for two. Bed linen is free, but the beds aren't made, unlike other hostels. A lockable locker is available; you can get a key on-site. Behind the building is a large parking lot, which is officially prohibited or subject to a fee. I parked there for two nights for free. There are also parking spaces on the street, but these are subject to a fee during the day.

The hotel is located right next to the airport. A free shuttle bus runs between the airport and the hotel every 20–30 minutes. At the airport, you can find the shuttle in the tourist bus section. If you have trouble locating it, the airport staff will be happy to help. As for the hotel itself, it was more or less what I expected: modest and reasonably clean, but with a few noticeable inconveniences. The Wi-Fi signal is quite poor and doesn't even cover the entire room. If you need to work online or enjoy watching videos in bed, make sure to request a room close to the reception area because, according to the staff, the Wi-Fi in the guest rooms relies on the same signal originating from the main lounge. Another drawback is that the air conditioning cannot be adjusted. Summers in Bologna are fairly unforgiving, and the AC in the bedroom is barely sufficient to keep you from breaking a sweat.

Downtown; convenient; the room is small but at least clean and has a nice Italian style. Don't expect too much else. Of course, there's no elevator, so be aware of that. The hotel will inform you in advance, of course.

I recently had the pleasure of staying at Hotel Bellevue in Rimini, and my experience was truly excellent from start to finish. The first thing that stood out to me was how incredibly clean and tidy the room was. Everything was spotless upon arrival, from the bathroom to the bedding and floors. It was clear that great care is taken to maintain high standards of cleanliness, which immediately made me feel comfortable and relaxed. The amenities were also very, very, very nice and thoughtfully arranged. Every detail seemed carefully chosen to ensure guests have a pleasant and convenient stay. The room was well-equipped, modern, and comfortable, making it easy to settle in and enjoy the surroundings without needing anything extra. One of the highlights of my stay was the lateral sea view. It was absolutely perfect. Waking up and seeing the sea from the room added something special to the entire experience. Watching the sunrise was particularly beautiful. When the sky is clear and the weather is not cloudy, the view becomes truly breathtaking. The colors reflecting over the water create a peaceful and unforgettable atmosphere. Overall, my stay at Hotel Bellevue exceeded my expectations. Between the cleanliness, the excellent amenities, and the stunning sea view, it is a place I would gladly return to and highly recommend to anyone visiting Rimini.

The hotel actually looks better than in the photos, and the location is excellent. There are many great restaurants within a 20-minute walk. It's also not far from the Neptune Fountain and the Twin Towers. The front desk service was excellent throughout our stay. A hidden gem is the free water dispenser located on the first-floor landing of the stairs, which was a nice touch. The city isn't large but feels very cozy.

The hotel is in a good location if you want to be close to Bologna central railway station and the airport. The walk to the old town isn’t so far and you pass many nice things along the way. The area is safe and I walked back to the hotel after dark along the main thoroughfare and had no issues. The room was quite small but it’s enough for one person. The staff were friendly and I was able to store my bag. The only issue I had was the lack of air conditioning. The unit was present in the room but it was impossible to turn on due to it being April. Generally it wasn’t bad but the room was particularly stuffy in the morning and evening so it wasn’t so comfortable for sleeping. I understand that it’s April and it’s considered too early to turn on the air conditioning but it’s actually turned on in the lobby for the staff. So by that logic, it should be turned on in the rooms also. After living and traveling in Asia for many years it’s disappointing to see Italian hotels being stingy with money - especially considering the guests have paid money. It’s a shame because besides this I liked the hotel and the staff. I hope the savings made by turning off the air conditioning are worth it.

An easy walk from the Bologna Centrale train station. Kind of a deserted street, had hoped to buy some food on my way there but ended up buying food there - the food was good, but it felt overpriced for sure. Rooms were very clean and comfortable - my daughter and I had a private room and bathroom, and it was great. My only minor complaint is that I found the pillows uncomfortable. But that might be more of a personal issue than anything else.

I really enjoyed staying at the hotel Centrale Byron as the reception staff was very welcoming, helpful and multilingual. Even the cleaning lady was cheerful which made me feelvery welcome. The hotel’s location in the historic city centre is perfect for exploring the sights, shopping and eating out (the mercato coperto with its bars & restaurants is just around the corner). The train station is a 8-10min walk away. The room was practical & convenient: the furniture was not the most modern but well maintained and there was a desk, a fridge, a haidryer and a small tv. The bath room was tiny and I had to wiggle around the door to reach the sink. But everything was sparkling clean. My single room had a proper small single bed — something I only know from Italy. I slept well, though. The only thing that was a bit negative was that you could hear your room neighbours through the walls. Breakfast was served with a choice if cereals, jams, cold cuts & cheeses, breads and croissants as well as real Italian café prepared freshly.