Hotel Kent, Milano Marittima; Milano Marittima hotel

Hotel Kent, Milano Marittima, Ravenna

The Hotel Kent in Milano Marittima (Ravenna) - an elegant structure nestling amid lush green surroundings in the Italian Adriatic resort, this Milano Marittima hotel has a quite lovely setting.

Milano Marittima is the beach resort of Cervia, close to Ravenna on Italy's Emilia-Romagna coast. As well as endless hours sunning yourself in the reliable sunshine of the Italian Adriatic (and taking the occasional dip in the warm, clear, blue waters) you'll find much of interest in and around the area. Main sights in Cervia include the Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta, built between 1699 and 1702. There is the Museum of Salt (considerably more interesting than it sounds, as the salt pans of Cervia have been a huge economic resource from Roman times right up to the present day and are, indeed, why Cervia is here). This Milano Marittima hotel provides loads of sightseeing options.

There is the Palazzo Comunale and St Michael's Tower too. The town was once called Ficocle, a Greek settlement razed by a vengeful Theodore in 709AD in the Byzantine-Ravenna wars. Cervia also pops up in Dante's 'Divine Comedy' as 'sheltering beneath the wings of Ravenna's eagle'. History done, you can retire to the beach with an ice cream and a cold drink. This Milano Marittima hotel is just 50 metres from the beach and breakfast is served until noon each day. Rooms are double, twin, triple or quadruple, all with minibar, phone, air conditioning, bathroom and TV. There is an indoor and outdoor swimming pool, spa and wellness centre, Turkish bath and solarium.

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Double room from €100