Romagna Family Village

July 2025. I wouldn't recommend this place at all. We paid an expensive €1400 for five nights, booking a Bungallow (27 m) through Booking.com for two adults and our five-year-old. We were given nr. 5524, far across the holiday village from the pool, around 700-800 m or more, and about 400 m from reception. It was tucked in a corner along a muddy, puddle-filled street, with most cottages facing away. One cottage stood almost directly in front of ours in a V shape, just 1-2 m away, so there was no privacy. The cottage was old and nearly unpainted, nothing like the pictures. Our parking spot was at the other end of the village too, some 600-700 m away. The reception showed little interest when I tried to explain how unsuitable and dirty that hidden location was, especially with a five-year-old. On Saturday night a rave disco blasted until 5:20 in the morning, starting at midnight. In a thin-walled mobile home, sleep was impossible. No one seemed to care. Breakfast was miserable. There was almost nothing on offer: one kind of sliced cheese, bread too dry to eat, and just one or two kinds of fruit. In over 25 years of vacations, I've never had a worse breakfast. It felt like saving money mattered more to the company. The beach at place nr. 19 was OK, and we ate every night at the a la carte restaurant "La dolce vita," also owned by the people in this club, which was OK too. Before paying, check the map to see exactly where your house is. After this experience, I can't recommend this location.

The restaurant was generally poor. Dinner had different dishes each night and was OK, but fruit was very limited, just ONE kind per dinner, either watermelon or honeydew melon. Eating there was a struggle: inside it was brutally hot with no air conditioning, and outside the aggressive wasps wouldn't leave us alone. There were around 100 of them. People set extra plates of salami a few meters from the tables to draw them away. Breakfast wasn't good either, with hardly any choice: bacon with scrambled eggs, cheese and salami, but no sausages or fried eggs. Kiwi was the only fruit. Our accommodation wasn't ready at the planned 4 pm check-in. We got in just before 5 pm after waiting outside since noon with two small children. It had been rushed through cleaning, so the curtains stank, there was dust and sand in the closets, and the terrace had leaves and “white” insects from the tree next door. The parking lot was overcrowded, and there didn't seem to be any parking rules for the Italians, who were particularly bad drivers. The beach loungers were overpriced too. At check-in we were told we'd get a 20-30% discount, but at reception on beach 19 the man said that 30% was already included in the list. It still came to 215€ for 10 days in row 4, or 350€ in row 1. A complete rip-off!

We had a good two weeks here, six of us, four adults and two kids, staying in a bungalow booked through Homair/Eurocamp. The team was always kind and supportive, and Anna, who looked after the Eurocamp bungalow, was especially gentle and helpful. The welcome was friendly, and the bungalow was a good size and reasonably well equipped. They weren't packed close together, with decent space between them, more like the French standard than what you often find in Spain. The site was clean and well maintained. The pool is large and has an area for kids. As usual at campsites like this, there's a sunbed scramble. We didn't try the restaurant or most of the entertainment, but the pool bar was great for drinks while swimming, and we did go to the pool party. There's a big parking lot, so fewer cars drive through the campsite, and you can come and go 24/7. The beach is a five-minute walk, with private and public options. The sea was warm but crowded with algae and not very clear or blue. Nightlife is lively for families and young people, though the campsite sits a bit between things, so it's about a 20-minute walk to Riccione or Misano for activities. Rimini Tesla Superchargers are a real plus if you have an electric car, about a 10-minute drive away. There's also a campsite charging station with two plugs, which we didn't try. Since it's the Rimini coast, it isn't the quietest place. Over our two weeks, only three or four nights were really disturbing. There was also a weekend for Ducati motorbikes in the Misano region, WDW 2024. We were disappointed that towel exchange after a week cost extra, which we didn't expect at this level. Tiny insects from the trees got everywhere near the end and annoyed us so much that we left early on our last day. I'd suggest choosing a bungalow in the middle of the site to get a bit more protection from noise.

A clean, cozy place to stay in Riccione, with a convenient location almost on the coast. There are lots of activities for kids, and the kids' pool is amazing. Perfect for a vacation.