Ok, where do I start. Stayed for 5 nights and was a bit shocked by the service as the other places that we had stayed at previously had 5 star service, but the service here was not so good. We were travelling with a baby and our room had been made up with a bed and we were told as house keeping were gone, that we would have to wait as there was no one to make up the cot. I told them that my child could not sleep on the bed as he would roll off and he said there was nothing to be done, I then had to make the ultimatum to bring the cot up and I would make it or we would find somewhere else to stay. Then a dingy and very unsafe portacot was brought in, some thing you would find at an op-shop and the sheets were left on our bed, I have no problem making up the cot but the fuss was not necessary – this took about 40mins to sort out. We asked if we could go to the top level to see the view from the roof and pool but as it was off season, we were not allowed, it seemed that everything was just too much hassle for them. Also rooms were a bit smelly and dated and there are only steps to the front, which does not help if you have a pram, so not very baby friendly. Would not stay there again, only saving grace was the location, but there are many others in the same strip. Also the breakfast was nice, actually in hindsight one of the best, but this did not make up for everything else. Bathroom was nice but the floor gets saturated when having a shower as it leaks from under the tub. Very squishy rooms too.

Aug 07 Waldorf Rimini, very doubtful after reading reviews, totally wrong, room was excellent overlooking sea, LCD televisions, mini-fridge, modern bathroom the list goes on. Breakfast all cold just what you expect in Italy but plenty of it. The pool was empty every day and swimming lesson for kids every morning 10 - 12, womens jumping about in water 12 - 13. Only down side you do have to pay on beach 18 euro a day or 95 for week !