Hotel St Gregory Park by OasiGroup Hotels

Italy · Rimini

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Hotel St Gregory Park by OasiGroup Hotels

Hotel St Gregory Park by OasiGroup Hotels in Rimini welcomes dogs and cats. Pet fees depend on animal type.

  • Dogs welcome
  • Cats welcome

Not yet rated by The Pet Stay Guide

Cats stay free

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Pet policy

Who can stay, what it costs, and the little details to know.

Pets welcome
Dogs or Cats
Pet fee

Cats stay free

Pet fees & charges

Separate from your room rate

Pet fee
EUR 5 per dog per night

Pet policy details

  • Dogs
    Dogs are welcome.
    Cats
    Cats are welcome.

Pet-friendly room types aren’t specified. Check with the property before booking.

About the property

Luxurious Accommodations Hotel St Gregory Park, nestled in the San Giuliano a Mare area of Rimini, offers a lavish stay experience with air-conditioned rooms, balconies, and LCD TVs. Each room is equipped with modern amenities like a mini fridge and a private bathroom for ultimate comfort. Tranquil Outdoor Spaces Guests can unwind in the hotel's large private park or cool off in the summer swimming pool that boasts hydromassage features. The serene surroundings provide a peaceful retreat for relaxation and leisure. Gastronomic Delights Indulge in delectable light meals at the Risto bar, served around the pool, on the terrace, or in the park. The perfect setting to savor delicious dishes while enjoying the picturesque views of the Marina di Rimini promenade. Experience luxury, tranquility, and culinary delights at Hotel St Gregory Park. Book your stay now for an unforgettable getaway.

Address

Via Lucio Lando, 40Rimini, 47921Italy

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