Hotels to remember: Marche

Marche: suggestions from the insiders

(Insider)

A part of Italy that will truly satisfy your search for authentic Italian food experiences. (Le Marche - A Secret Haven for Lovers of Italian Food) →

Antonella e Franco

(Proprietari)

Santomaro Sea Loft

B&B and Homes

Antonella e Franco

Discover the seaside town of Civitanova Marche, both ancient and modern at the same time. The perfect "slow" destination, for those who just want to relax, it's close to fabulous designer fashion outlets and marvelous medieval villages too! (Santomaro Sea Loft) →

Madeline Jones

(Owner)

Hotel Leone

Small Boutique Hotels

Madeline Jones

Montelparo, in the foothills of the Sibillini Mountains, is not only on the doorstep to three national parks, but is also the perfect gateway to the many nearby historic towns including Ascoli Piceno and Fermo, blue flag beaches and more. (Hotel Leone) →

noemi pettorino

(proprietario)

Il Sambuco

B&B and Homes

noemi pettorino

This is a place where you can switch off completely, for those who are looking for elegance, simplicity and isolation. Here you can still feel the pulse of rural life and the breath of the earth. (Il Sambuco) →

Others

Marche at a glance

Marche Hotel

Delicate and sunny, like its hillside and beaches. Intimate like one of Leopardi's poems, poignantly seductive like a Rossini opera, unforgettably beautiful like the art of Raphael.

Ancient stone hill villages, renaissance cities, and old fashioned seaside resorts: Italy’s Marche is a region of rich and varied landscapes where to find sandy beaches, rocky precipices, rolling hills, mysterious caves, and immense nature reserves. 
Lying between the Appenines and the Adriatic, Marche is home to cities of great architectural and artistic value, the most famous of which is the hilltop Urbino, "ideal city" and renaissance art capital created by Federico da Montefeltro. Quietly vying for tourists’ attention, Ancona, Pesaro, Ascoli Piceno and Recanati, the city of the poet Giacomo Leopardi, are all more than worthy of visit as is the university town of Macerata, which boasts a magnificent open air arena where the Sferisterio Opera Festival is held.