Palace Hotel

The Palace Hotel, Cervia is an excellent hotel of its kind in Cervia with excellent premises. and mainly excellent and pleasant frontline staff, except perhaps one. The hotel manager was very kind enough to bring up himself to the room my wife's lost bag which was eventually found but the concierge was not very helpful when she first reported about it. The front desk staff were also very proactive in quickly finding us an alternative, better sea-view room. The hotel is also a pet-friendly hotel and there were a few dogs we saw staying in the hotel with their owners. This means some rooms may have a flea problem as we encountered flea (bed bug?) bites in our otherwise perfect room! Nice and very courteous breakfast lounge staff.

Swimming pool access for older persons needs to be improved. Proper hand railing and steps into the pool need to be installed Overall property is superb!!

A Place That Stays With You — Magic in Milano Marittima If you’re just looking for a hotel, keep scrolling. But if you’re chasing something deeper—something that smells like pine and sea salt, that tastes like handmade pasta and long summer nights—then the Hotel Palace in Milano Marittima is calling your name. From the moment we arrived, it didn’t feel like a check-in. It felt like coming home to a version of ourselves we’d forgotten—freer, lighter, barefoot in the soul. The staff? Warm like old friends. The food? Outrageously good—like your Italian nonna had struck a deal with the gods. And the view from the room? The kind that doesn’t need filters or captions. But the real spell is outside: the pineta, a sacred forest of pines where you can lose your worries and maybe even find yourself. And just beyond, the Adriatic Sea—that shimmering accomplice to first kisses, late-night walks, and whispered promises. Milano Marittima gave us more than a vacation. It gave us a memory that smells like salt, pine, and freedom. And Hotel Palace? It was the stage, the soundtrack, and the soul of it all. We’ll be back. Not out of routine—but because magic like this… you don’t just stumble into twice.

The rooms were noisy, with construction work starting as early as 5am on the first morning, and loud music continuing late into the night on my final day. There were no kettles or irons in the room — the latter reportedly due to fire hazard concerns — meaning you have to pay to have clothes ironed. I also had to check out early for travel, but despite the hotel advertising a 24-hour reception, I waited 15 minutes for someone to arrive.

Beautiful setting and wonderful staff