It was supposed to be a fourstar hotel but turned out to be a twostar compared with what you can expect elsewhere in San Remo for the same prize. The location is on the "wrong" side of the town, very noisy .The breakfast is in a little basement and what you "see" on the internet is not what you get.... The same goes for frooms and the terrasses that looks very tempting on the internet but they turned out to be very little appealing. But the worst is the hotels canselling policies. When we wanted to cansell because the hotel turned out to be something totally different , we expected to pay for one extra night but the hotel insisted in us paying for 2 weeks all though we hadnt agreed to this !! By arrival they withdrew a depositum for 4 nights so this is what we paid for canselling on arrival... There are other charming hotels with great location i SR, for instance Grand Hotel Londra- same prize - a totally different experience.

I stayed at the Eveline for 3 nights in September whilst on business. This was my third stay at the property (previous stays were for 2 weeks (2006) and 5 nights (2003). The staff are very nice and the hotel is clean. Rooms are rather feminine in decor, but are of a reasonable size with en suite facilities. Rooms on the back of the hotel do not have much of a view but are much quieter. Some rooms at rear have decent sized terraces which are a bit tired, but provide a perfect setting for a quiet glass of something at the end of the day. Breakfast is excellent with very good choice of hot and cold buffet items. Price is reasonable. Hotel may not be to everybody's taste, but personally if I were to return to San Remo I wouldn't stay anywhere else.

For eating out/nightlife - go to Big Ben bar which is very lively. Best restaurant for setting/food etc is in my opinion Victory Morgana on the waters edge. Eat outside on the balcony and watch the sun go down.

hotel that felt like staying in a private home . Staff all pleasant ,every thing done discreetly and quietly.Breakfast room cool and inviting.
Only down side our veranda ,had no view staring at a concrete slabe.but did not spoil our stay . Would go back

We were planning to drive from Provence to Switzerland via a roundabout route, and take in Nice along the way. Time and mileage-wise, Monte Carlo seemed a good choice for an overnight stay, but the hotel prices were too steep. Instead, through ViaMichelin online, we stumbled onto this wonderful hotel in San Remo. San Remo, not much further past Monte Carlo, is not the hot spot of the Italian or French Rivieras, but it's a nice little town, certainly convenient on the way towards Turino (Winter Olympics 2006) and the Grand Col du St. Bernard. The hotel room was plush, ornate, with a huge bed and sparkling modern bathroom. There was some traffic on the road outside, but we made our own noise so weren't bothered. We strolled into town for a late night meal, and were welcomed into a great place with local Ligurian cuisine and a reasonable white wine from a nearby vineyard. Breakfast came with our hotel price, and was complete; it gave us an excellent start for the day's drive up the Autostradas, navigating tunnels all the way. Hotel staff was on the Fellini-esque side, which added up to the total charm of the place.