Ничего так если бюджетненько It's okay if it's on a budget

Hello! We rested together in this hotel from 09/17/2010 to 09/24/2010.
HOTEL: The hotel has new furniture, new plumbing, repairs are normal. We were lucky to live in 2 rooms. Both are generally normal, but small, especially after the rooms of five-star hotels in Turkey. But, probably, for a 3 * hotel in Italy, this is normal. The room is equipped with air conditioning, but we did not turn it on, because. it wasn't hot at all. There was also a safe in the room, and the key to the safe is a simple key like a door, and in the end we missed 400 USD. Either we simply didn’t count all the expenses, although we wrote down all the expenses every day in a notebook, or someone actually climbed into our safe and stole money. So be careful, we can better carry money with you!!!!
FOOD: Breakfast is not for Russians - a bun, butter, waiting, sliced ​ ​ cheese, muesli 1 kind, milk from the machine, any coffee also from the machine and tea. AND EVERYTHING!!! ! For dinner, they always gave 2 dishes - the first pasta, the second meat (there was 1 fish for the whole week) and either potatoes or fried vegetables as a side dish. I recommend EVERYONE to come to dinner early for about 15 minutes, because. vegetables were sorted out in just 5 seconds. And then it was quite problematic to ask the waiters to bring us a salad (tomatoes, lettuce and grated carrots). And they always gave us a dessert - sliced ​ ​ ​ ​ fruits (peach, plum, melon, apple) in a small bowl. Even in the restaurant, your table is assigned to you and you always eat at it. For dinner, we did not understand, but it seems that the water cost 1 euro, although they did not ask us to pay. Wine (bottle) 6 euros. I recommend everyone, let's say politely, to demand what they give to others (as far as I understand, the hotel specializes in excursion groups that spend the night for 1 night and leave after breakfast), otherwise the waiters really like to get off with the phrase that this is supposedly "finish" (ended), and then, after an urgent request, they still bring a salad.

A big plus of the hotel is that they provide bicycles for free. Just ask at the reception for "due bichicleta" and they will give you one for rent.
BEACH: The hotel is located 5 minutes walk from the sea, very convenient and close. Directly opposite the beach of the same hotel. Our guide recommended to have a hotel card with you. then there will be a discount when renting sunbeds. But our weather was not at all for "sunbathing", so we did not use this service.
EXCURSIONS: from our guide it was possible to go to Rome ($100 for 1 person), Venice ($85 for 1 person), San Marino ($25 for 1 person). In San Marino, from the railway station, the BONELLY bus runs every 45 minutes and a one-way ticket costs only 4 USD per person. By train, a ticket to Rome (train without transfers) costs 42 USD. for 1 person To Venice ticket from 15 to 30 USD. Flights to Milan are from 32 to 45 USD.
SHOPPING: On the 11th trolleybus, if you reach the 49th stop (it is the final one, this is the Riccione zone), then a little going forward in the direction of travel on your right there will be a pedestrian zone with numerous clothing and shoe stores. Also in Rimini itself there is a large shopping center "La Befane" - the same shopping center as ours, like MEGA or Babylon. In the central zone of Rimini, there are also many different shops, both boutiques and shops of just Chinese-Vietnamese tailoring. A ticket for a trolley bus for 90 minutes costs 1 euro. Tickets can be bought at tobacco shops "tabacchi" either at stops (central) or in the trolleybuses themselves. Tickets should be stamped when you get on the trolleybus.