My husband and I were celebrating our 10th wedding anniversary and my 65th birthday. We could not have chosen a more delightful location. The views of the valley were amazingly beautiful, as we ate our delicious and varied breakfast each morning. We chose a room in the front of the hotel overlooking the square in front of the cathedral. The church's stain glass was stunning at night. The hotel was a convenient walk to the town square and most of the restaurants. The only drawback was dinner at the hotel, we would avoid it. It was pricey and not too interesting. We stayed the entire week as it offered a great jumping off spot from the hill towns that we wished to explore. The staff were especially delightful and very helpful. Their English was excellent because our Italian is basic and survival only. We had a private wine tasting arranged by the innkeeper, which proved to be an educational and excellent experience. Don't miss this spot, even if you just stop in for a drink!

...In a small lovely Italian small town. Located in the hill town of Recanati, best known for the poet Giacomo Leopardi birth city. A small gem of hotel, friendly but professional personell, great cuisine and affordable prices. An excellent spot for Summer vacations on the beaches of nearby Adriatic Sea, or for Winter getaways. Easily reachable via the highway A14 from northern Italy or Via Flaminia from Rome.

The gallery hotel was clean, modern and the staff presented a very professional manner throughout. The room we booked was a room with a view and it had the best panoramic views of the entire holiday- absolutely breathtaking. The room was very well decorated and comfortable.
The evening meals were good although a little expensive and the breakfasts were fine. The staff were helpful and obliging. We really enjoyed our 2 night stay here and hope to return to the area again . we would definately book the same hotel.

This was the third or fourth occasion that I have stayed at the Gallery Hotel. The first time was for a cooking week a few years ago and since then I have been back with friends and solo. It is so comfortable, a little gem set on a quiet street near the edge of town across from the superb Cathedral of St. Flaviano which recently re-opened after lengthy renovations.
The staff are great, friendly and always accommodating under the leadership of Stefania and her crew. While in an historic building dating back to the 16th century, subjected to multiple changes over time, the hotel has undergone complete renovation...rooms are spacious, bright and modern and absolutely spotless. The breakfast buffet has some interesting and healthy options, unusual cereals and yoghurts as well as pastries, fruit and breads.
Recanati, the birth place of Leopardi, is a great little hill town to visit and an ideal place from which to explore Le Marche.