The 3-star Hotel Foschi-Peninsula is located in Bellaria-Igea Marina. It has 60 rooms, some of which offer sea views.
Families are well catered for with family rooms and children's entertainment. If you want flexibility, bike hire and a pet-friendly policy are helpful.
Lungomare Colombo 41, Bellaria-Igea Marina, 47814, Bellaria-Igea Marina, Italy
The nearest international airport is Federico Fellini International, about 18 km away.
Yes, Hotel Foschi-Peninsula has facilities suitable for families with children.
Hotel Foschi-Peninsula is a 3-star property.
Hotel Foschi-Peninsula is listed as pet-friendly. Check the conditions with the provider.
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I am leaving this negative review because their "entertainment" made so much noise until midnight that it was impossible to sleep even with the windows closed. Their "entertainer" had installed the loudspeakers on their terrace and the speakers were not directed to their dance floor but outwards, towards the neighbours (!!). We called their reception around 22:30 to complain about the noise and they answered that this would continue like that until midnight. Indeed the sound volume remained unchanged until midnight :-/ (September 2025)
My vacation was perfect. I love the room, the food (many options for vegetarians too), cheap coctails and coffee in the lobby, staff was so friendly and also handsome boy on the reception. Beach is clean and worth paying. Also because of covid19 they had well organisation with antibacterical soaps and stuff to prevent virus expansion. Car park is near. Also cleaning lady was so friendly she make our room so nice. I recommend!!!
Beautiful location, excellent food and extremely friendly and helpfull staff in all positions.
Barely anyone speaks English, ridiculously small portions for some meals, trouble parking.
Best food! The room was to small, but clean.
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