Pesaro is a relaxed Adriatic seaside city in Italy’s Marche region, with long sandy beaches, a promenade lined with palm trees and an historic centre packed with piazzas, cafes and museums. Popular with Italian families but still relatively under the radar internationally, it’s a great spot for a beach break with a bit of culture thrown in. For the best stay, Excelsior Hotel Spa & Lido is hard to beat, with its private beach club, sea-view pool, elegant rooms and indulgent spa. Add excellent Italian dining and the Adriatic on your doorstep, and you have all the makings of a special escape.
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Pesaro (Marche)
Designed by a group of renowned local architects this hotel is a modern masterpiece. The michelin recognised restaurant is an aesthetic and culinary experience. Each room is a work of art with exuberant murals covering the walls and bathrooms. There is a stunning infinity pool and use of nearby gym.
Pesaro (Marche)
A 'Belle Époque' villa with manicured gardens overlooking the Adriatic. Decorated in colours typical of the period with a sunny yellow sitting room & atmospheric bar in dark wood and green leather. Cuisine is of the Marche school. Blue and gold rooms have spacious bathrooms. There is a pool and gym.
Pesaro
A contemporary seafront stay set along Pesaro’s promenade, moments from the historic centre. Interiors feel fresh and modern, with light tones and a laidback coastal edge. There’s a sea view terrace for breakfast, a rooftop for drinks and flexible co-working spaces. Easy, social and well placed.
Pesaro
A polished five-star boutique stay right on Pesaro’s seafront with its own private beach club. Interiors lean into soft nautical tones with wide sea-facing windows. There’s a sleek spa, sea view pool and a strong food scene from regional dining to beachside lunches. Easy, stylish coastal living.