リミニのホテル厳選8軒＋サンマリノ日帰り旅行（2026年版）

Opening at #1 is the Grand Hotel Rimini — the 5-star heritage hotel that doubles as the symbol of the town. The huge white Belle Epoque building was finished in 1908, has stood on the Adriatic seafront for over 100 years, and is now a listed national monument. It was director Federico Fellini's favourite and appears in his classic Amarcord. Inside Marina Centro, you get a garden pool, a proper spa, and a private beach with free umbrellas and loungers. It scores 9.0/10 on Agoda, with rooms from about $243 a night — the most expensive pick on this list, but the atmosphere is the kind you simply cannot recreate in a newer build.

Hotel Continental Rimini is a 4-star that handles the mid-range budget really well. It sits in Marina Centro, the seafront side of town, and the beach is just 50 m away — cross the road and you're on the sand. There's an outdoor pool and jacuzzi, a right-sized spa with a sauna that guests use free, and a free buffet breakfast that reviewers actually rate. The score is 8.8/10 and rooms start from $109 a night. It works best for couples and families who want to walk to the beach without paying heritage-hotel money, and you're a few minutes on foot from the restaurants and bars along the Lungomare. The Rimini train station is about 1.7 km away, with direct trains to Bologna in an hour, and San Marino is 25 km up the hill.

Hotel Imperiale Rimini is a classic 4-star in Marina Centro that runs a little cheaper than the Continental — about $17 less a night — while still giving you a resort-style outdoor pool, free buffet breakfast and a 5-minute walk to the Adriatic beach. It scores 8.6/10 and starts from $91 a night. You're not right on the seafront here, but you are a few minutes from the restaurants and nightlife of the Lungomare and close to the Marina di Rimini harbour, which is worth the short stroll at dusk. The pool runs May to September and is the thing kids gravitate to, and the family rooms are roomy with an extra-bed option. It's a sensible pick for couples and families who want a pool in Marina Centro without paying heritage-hotel rates.

Hotel Sporting Rimini is a 4-star beachfront place in Marebello, on the southern stretch of Rimini about 4 km from the Marina Centro action — but it sits right on the Adriatic sand with its own private beach club. The center of gravity is the outdoor pool and poolside bar, with a playground and summer kids' activities a few steps away, so parents can actually sit down. Breakfast is a free buffet with Italian and Western options, and the score lands at a solid 8.5/10. Rooms run $80 to about $186 a night, sea-view ones cost a little extra, and the whole thing reads as a relaxed resort stay rather than a city hotel. If your trip is mostly beach, pool and not-thinking-about-it, this is the one.

Hotel Card International is the rare 3-star in Marina Centro that comes with its own outdoor pool — open May to September — which puts it ahead of most budget hotels in Rimini, where a pool at this price is genuinely hard to find. The Adriatic beach is about a 5-minute walk away, and the restaurants and nightlife along the Lungomare are only a few minutes further. Free buffet breakfast is included, the Rimini train station sits about 1.5 km off, and Federico Fellini Airport (RMI) is roughly 8 km out. Reviewers land it at 8.4/10 and rates start around $63 a night. It is a smart pick for mid-budget travelers who want a pool in a central Marina spot without paying 4-star money.

Hotel Antares Rimini is a 3-star beachfront pick in Marebello built for families who want a seaside break on a budget. It sits directly on the Adriatic beach, has its own outdoor pool, and runs a beach club where umbrellas and chairs rent cheaply. The big draw is the half board — buffet breakfast plus a dinner with three mains to choose from — for not much over the room rate, which takes the daily where-do-we-eat question off the table. Rooms start around $57 a night and most come with a balcony. It's about 4 km from Marina Centro, so you trade central buzz for quiet sand and easier prices, with Bus #11 running into the center every 10 minutes. Guests rate it 8.3/10 and keep coming back to one line: friendly staff, clean rooms, very easy with kids.

Hotel Touring Rimini is a good-value 3-star sitting right in the heart of Marina Centro, about a 3-minute walk from the Adriatic beach — the closest of the 3-star picks on this list. It scores 8.2/10 on Agoda, with rates from roughly $49 a night. Breakfast is free, there's a pleasant hotel bar that stays open late, and Wi-Fi is included. The Rimini train station is about 1.5 km away, the Federico Fellini (RMI) airport roughly 8 km, and San Marino sits about 25 km off. It's an easy base for travelers on a budget and for couples who want to be near both the sand and the Lungomare nightlife without paying for a pool they won't use.

Hotel Joli Rimini is the cheapest stay on this list, from $40 a night, and it earns its spot by keeping things simple and close to the water. It sits in Marebello, a quieter beach district on the south side of Rimini, just a 2-minute walk from the Adriatic sand. There is no pool and no spa here, but breakfast comes included in the rate, the Wi-Fi is free, and there is parking on site. You are about 4 km from Marina Centro and the old town, with Bus #11 running into the centre every 10 minutes. With a score of 8.0/10, it suits backpackers, budget couples and families who want a clean room near the beach and plan to spend their days out rather than at the hotel.