26 rooms with bath. Telephone - TV - Balcoy with panoramic view - Conference hall - banquet hall - Restarant - Bar - Roof garden - Equipped gym.

ASCOLI PICENO is a real splendid town: few town are able to evoke so strong and lasting emotions as Ascoli does. The imposing and well-preserved buildings, the impressive squares and little roads, the famous monuments and the towers which characterized the urban landscape, make Ascoli an 'unicum in the Marches. Somebody says: Ascoli is like a small Siena. The Quintana (contest between knights surrounded by figurants, flag wavers and beautiful ladies) is the most useful and charming way of recalling the splendours and the traditions of the past. Jt is a procession of a thousand people dressed in 15th-century costumes. It is held everv first Sunday of August. The populations, which lived in Piceno, went under Roman control in 268 B.C. but Ascoli maintained its independence and became a federate town. In 89 B.C. Pompeo Strabone put down a rebellion of the inhabitants of Ascoli. It was sacked by the Barbarians and annexed to the Duchy of Spoleto. In 900, Ascoli was a very powerful town and started to fight against Fermo. The two provinces were united in 1824, divided in 1831 and united again in 1860. CAMERINO Is an old town full of traditions. Its fame is linked with the rule of the Da Varano and to its university that deeply influences the life of its inhabitants. The origins of Camerino go back to the Neolitic Age. From an historical point of view it is very important to remember the treaty of 309 B.C. between Camerino and Rome. Later on the town was besieged by Alaric and the Goths and, under the dominion of Carlo Magno, became the chief town of the Marca. Camerino was a Guelph town and its age of splendour was under the rule of the Da Varano (that last three centuries). Here the painters Arcangelo di Cola, Giovanni Boccati and Girolamo di Giovanni were born. CINGOLI Cingoli is a town characterized not only by a beautiful and well-preserved historical centre, but also by marvellous views. It is not by mere chance that Cingoli is called the balcony of the Marches. It is situated at an altitude of 631 m.. among hills and in front of a large coast. It was founded in the 2nd century B.C. and called Cingulum. It was destroyed by the Goths and the Longobards and, in the 8th-century, it became a free city. It gave hospitality to Federico Barbarossa and was ruled by the Cima family, linked to the Pope. It is the home-town of Pope Pio VIII (of the Castiglioni family). RECANATI Let us now come back to Recanati. This town immediately recalls the great poet Giacomo Leopardi and the tenor Beniamino Gigli. Recanati is really rich in memories of Leopardi, that is why it is impossible to make a hasty visit: we have to inspire the special atmosphere of this town and individualize the place sung about by the Poet. That is why we suggest reading 5 of the lyrics written by Leopardi again (such as A Silvia, L'Infinito, II Passero Solitario) before visiting his town. Recanati was a very important town in the early Middle Ages and during the following years. It was founded in the 12th century in order to withstand the sieges of the inhabitants of Osimo. Federico II allowed the town to build a port (Porto Recanati). Later on Recanati became the site of battles between the Guelphs and the Ghibellines. Having joined the Bishop's throne of this town to that of Loreto in 1592, the importance of the town rapidly decreased.

The Hotel has a sea view, it is situated in an excellent position and is only 50 m. from the sea. It is also located in the centre of an important shoe manufacturing area only 1 Km from the motorway, 300 m. from the railway sation and next to the exhibition centre.

 Guest rooms have air conditioning
 Luggage storage
 Central situation
 Conference and meeting room
 Credit cards accepted
 Facsimile services
 Fitness hall
 Hairdryer
 Licensed bar
 Fully stocked mini bar
 Fridge
 Restaurant
 Private/Ensuite bathroom
 Phone at reception
 Phones in rooms
 TV sets in rooms
 Patio, summer terrace
 Common room with a TV set