Hotel Titano

Open since 1894 in the heart of the historic centre, close to the Public Palace and all the places of interest, the hotel is characterized by hospitality, politeness and quality.

From the crest of Monte Titano, the peak at the heart of the world's oldest republic, the hotel’s view stretches west over folded mountain ranges to the borders of Tuscany; east over Romagna's coastal plain to the Adriatic; and north and south to the Apennines.

Upon arrival, the helpful staff will welcome you in a familiar environment. Every member of staff contributes to your well-being to ensure a comfortable and memorable stay.

Rooms: 48
Rate: 42 - 175 EUR

The reception staff speak Italian, English, French, German and Spanish.

The 48 rooms are all individually decorated and represent the history of this hotel.

They feature a balcony with a view of the countryside.

The restaurant, La Terrazza, is the toast of Titano; warm during winter, refreshing during summer.

A charming place that harmoniously joins together the fantastic view on the Apennines and the quality of the genuine home-made pasta or grilled meat.

In May and June, sunset enlightens the tables where you can enjoy your meal.

During your stay you can explore the great castle that for centuries guarded the liberty of the land tower around you, and below the steep cobbled streets, ending at cliff-side ramparts. Further below still, level after level of honeyed stone houses and church towers descends to farmland dotted with tiny villages, each one clustered around its central fortress.

Traditionally, San Marino was founded in 301 AD by the country's eponymous patron saint, an exile from Dalmatia long before the Croats arrived there. What is certainly true is that for over a thousand years, as far back as the historical record stretches, the Sammarinese have been a free, independent community. Never in history has this country been ruled by a king, a duke, or a lord, but always by its own free citizens.

The heart of the civil government of San Marino is the Palazzo Pubblico, a white stone tower rearing over the cliffs of Monte Titano. Soldiers in ornate, brightly coloured uniforms guard the massive doors of the Palazzo. On feast days, the heads of the state - the two Captains Regent of the country - lead the members of the Congress of State and the Great and General Council, the tiny republic's Cabinet and Parliament, in solemn procession to the Basilica of San Marino to give thanks for the continued preservation of the land's ancient liberties.

By Car:
- Take the A14 motorway A14.
- Exit at Rimini Sud.
- Follow the Superstrada of San Marino and the signs for San Marino City centre until you reach the parking no. 5.

By Air:
The nearest airport is Rimini Miramare Airport. From here you can take a taxi to the hotel.

By Train:
The train station is in Rimini. To reach San Marino you can take a taxi or a bus from just in front of the train station.

Extra beds and cots must be requested upon reservation.