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La casa sul mare
Offering city views, La casa sul mare is an accommodation situated in Riva Ligure, 500 metres from Santo Stefano al Mare Beach and 1.5 km from Baia Azzurra.
il giardino sul mare B&B
Offering a terrace and sea view, il giardino sul mare B&B is located in Riva Ligure, 200 metres from La Torre Beach and 1.1 km from Santo Stefano al Mare Beach.
Casa Riva Mare
Located in Riva Ligure, 800 metres from La Torre Beach and 1.3 km from Santo Stefano al Mare Beach, Casa Riva Mare offers a terrace and air conditioning.
Nido di Riva - monolocale
Nido di Riva - monolocale is a beachfront property situated in Riva Ligure, 400 metres from La Torre Beach and 700 metres from Santo Stefano al Mare Beach.
Riva al mare
Riva al mare is situated in Riva Ligure, less than 1 km from Santo Stefano al Mare Beach, 1.8 km from Baia Azzurra, and 12 km from Bresca Square.
Royal Hotel Sanremo
Set in over 16000 m² of tropical gardens, this luxury hotel is set on the seafront promenade, a 5-minute walk from Sanremo Casino. It features a modern spa and outdoor pool with large sun terrace.
Hotel Liberty
Located 600 metres from the Ariston Theatre, Hotel Liberty is set in a floral garden with views of the Ligurian Sea. It offers rooms with free WiFi.
Hotel Marinella
Hotel Marinella is set right on Sanremo's marina, less than a 5-minute walk from Teatro Ariston and 200 metres from the city's new railway station. All rooms are air conditioned.
Aregai Marina Hotel & Residence
In a marina on the Ligurian Sea, Aregai is 750 metres from the centre of Santo Stefano Al Mare. It boasts a private beach and air-conditioned accommodation.
Hotel Graziella
Facing the beachfront, Hotel Graziella offers 3-star accommodation in Arma di Taggia and has a shared lounge, terrace and restaurant.
What guests said about Riva Ligure:
- 10Scored 10
Riva is ancient fishing village yet a hidden gem but easy to...
Riva is ancient fishing village yet a hidden gem but easy to get to via public transport. Lots of Italian vibe in the Main Street especially in the bars & restaurants along the seafront. Not many tourists in May, meant it was pretty tranquil and felt much more authentic than neighbouring places. The longest cycle /walking track in Europe is just minutes from the seafront & the centre, plus a very long promenade that goes from Riva Grange to Santo Stefano is great for sauntering. It’s a pescatarian’s heaven, ate really well in many of the local restaurants - La Lanterna, La Scogliera, Dalle Padella all Brace. Leandro, and Osteria Delma Salute. Loved the atmosphere in the Caffe del Corso on football evenings. Very cool. Blissful.
NeenaUnited Kingdom
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