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Affittacamere Ceccarini, well-kept rooms in the heart of Riccione

Affittacamere Ceccarini in Riccione

Affittacamere Ceccarini is a guest house with private bathroom rooms in the centre of Riccione, in Emilia-Romagna, a few steps from viale Ceccarini and the sea. I recommend it to couples and families who want a clean, convenient base on the coast, though one guest says breakfast is taken at the café opposite.

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Where Affittacamere Ceccarini is in Riccione

Affittacamere Ceccarini is on Corso Fratelli Cervi, in the heart of Riccione, a few minutes from the beaches. One guest places it about 50 metres from viale Ceccarini, the street for shopping and the evening stroll in Riccione.

To get around, the property's listing gives Federico Fellini airport as 3 km away and says the Aquafan and Fiabilandia water parks are a short distance off. One guest recalls cycling to the dolphinarium, a good sign for anyone who does not want to use a car.

There is no parking on site, but several guests say they found a free space right nearby. One person says the host showed them where to leave the car.

What the rooms are like

The rooms have a private bathroom, and according to the listing some have a balcony and others a city view. They are also designed with families in mind. Wi-Fi is free throughout the property, and there is a spacious terrace to relax on.

Guests talk about bright, spacious and quiet rooms, with air conditioning that works well. One person appreciated the attention to detail in the decor, and another the fully equipped bathroom. Some describe it as new and very well kept.

What guests say

The Google rating is 5 out of 5 from 42 reviews, which is rare. Every review I read is five stars and they all tell more or less the same story.

  • The owner. She is described as kind, discreet and always available. For one guest she made a real difference, and they speak of very humane people during a long stay in hospital.
  • The cleanliness. It comes up in almost every comment, with rooms described as clean and well kept.
  • The location. Central, convenient for all destinations, a short walk from the avenue.

What to know before booking

I found no negative reports, which makes me a little cautious, since no place is perfect. Here is what is worth checking.

  • Breakfast. One guest describes it as excellent and served at the café opposite. Ask how it works and whether it is included in the price.
  • Parking. It is on the street and free according to reviews, but not reserved. In peak season it could be harder, though that is my own guess.
  • Noise. Reviews talk of quiet rooms, but such a central area should always be checked if you are a light sleeper.

Who I recommend it for

I would choose it for couples and families who want to sleep a few steps from viale Ceccarini without spending on a large hotel, with a present and attentive host. It is also a good base for anyone visiting Aquafan or Fiabilandia.

It is not the place for anyone who wants hotel services, such as a restaurant or a reception that is always open. Here what counts is the direct relationship with the people who run it.

What to do in Riccione and nearby

In Riccione, the beach, the avenue and the water parks are the closest attractions. The listing also mentions the Romeo Neri stadium and Rimini railway station for excursions and regional connections.

If you want to continue your trip in Emilia-Romagna and beyond, have a look at Palazzo della Racchetta in Ferrara, La Romantica Camere e Wellness in Senigallia or Casa Filippini in Fossombrone.

Valeria Romano

Valeria Romano

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