The Hotel
Federico Fellini once said his hometown lived between memory and invention — Hotel Adriano borrows that spirit. A boutique address on the Adriatic shoreline where mid-century glamour meets unhurried Romagna hospitality: forty-two rooms and suites, a rooftop pool, and a private stretch of beach, ninety metres from your pillow.
Rooms & Suites
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Rooms & Suites
Each room borrows its name, and its mood, from a different Fellini picture.
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after Fellini's AmarcordMemory, warmth, and home
Soft linen tones, walnut furnishings, and light that pools on the floor by afternoon — a quiet room built around comfort rather than spectacle.
€140 / night
after Fellini's La Dolce VitaOld Hollywood, Adriatic air
A separate lounge, a chandelier that throws gold across the ceiling, and furnishings for guests who still dress for dinner.
€220 / night
after Fellini's 8½A private frame on the sea
The Adriatic fills the balcony doors from sunrise to last light — the room our guests photograph most, and leave last.
€180 / night
The Experience
Everything at Hotel Adriano is built around a slower kind of luxury — the kind you notice on day two, not day one.
Reserved loungers and striped umbrellas, ninety seconds from the lobby.
Aperitivo at golden hour, with Adriatic views to the horizon.
A small screening room paying homage to the town's most famous son.
Sea-inspired treatments, sauna, and a stillness that's hard to find elsewhere.
Romagna cuisine reimagined nightly, from the boat to the table.
Ride the seafront promenade, or the cobblestones of the old town.
Gallery
A few stills from the hotel, and from the shoreline beyond it.
Guest Reviews
Sofia M.
Milan, Italy
“The rooftop at sunset is worth the trip alone. Quiet, warm, effortlessly beautiful — nothing like the big resorts further down the coast.”
James T.
London, UK
“Small details everywhere — the cinema lounge, the film-reference room names. You can tell someone actually designed this place with care.”
Elena R.
Vienna, Austria
“Staff remembered our names by day two. The 8½ room's balcony is the best seat on the whole Adriatic coast.”
Marco B.
Rome, Italy
“La Dolce Vita Suite is exactly what it promises — genuinely glamorous, not just marketing. Booking again next summer.”
Charlotte D.
Paris, France
“Ninety seconds to the beach was not an exaggeration. Breakfast on the terrace, sea air, no rush. Exactly what we needed.”
Sofia M.
Milan, Italy
“The rooftop at sunset is worth the trip alone. Quiet, warm, effortlessly beautiful — nothing like the big resorts further down the coast.”
James T.
London, UK
“Small details everywhere — the cinema lounge, the film-reference room names. You can tell someone actually designed this place with care.”
Elena R.
Vienna, Austria
“Staff remembered our names by day two. The 8½ room's balcony is the best seat on the whole Adriatic coast.”
Marco B.
Rome, Italy
“La Dolce Vita Suite is exactly what it promises — genuinely glamorous, not just marketing. Booking again next summer.”
Charlotte D.
Paris, France
“Ninety seconds to the beach was not an exaggeration. Breakfast on the terrace, sea air, no rush. Exactly what we needed.”
From the Concierge
Old Town12 June 2026 · 4 min read
Ten minutes from the seafront, the town keeps a whole other city — cobblestones, a Roman bridge, and a piazza that gets better after dark.
Read the story →The Hotel3 April 2026 · 3 min read
Amarcord, La Dolce Vita, 8½ — the naming wasn't a marketing idea. It came from a much smaller decision made during renovation.
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The Coast21 March 2026 · 3 min read
A short guide to our stretch of the Adriatic — when to go, when to skip it, and the one thing to do at golden hour.
Read the story →Reservations
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