Grand Hotel Miramare

Hotel Guide

The 70 rooms and suites are a dialogue between 20th-century heritage and 21st-century Italian design.
- The Aesthetic: Art Nouveau frescoes and high ceilings meet Milanese modernist furniture. All rooms feature complimentary non-alcoholic minibars, Diptyque bath products, and Bose speakers.
- The Signature Suite (Room 504): A tribute to Gio Ponti, featuring original mid-century furniture, blue-and-oak tones, and a balcony with an eye-level view of the Tigullio Gulf.
- Suite Paraggi (New for 2026): A generous two-bedroom residence designed for families or friends. It functions as a private Ligurian pied-à-terre with high ceilings, a shared living space, and a panoramic balcony.

Vistamare: The hotel’s fine-dining anchor. Chef Claudio Fortuna serves an "elegant simplicity," focusing on the integrity of local ingredients—the crispest fritto di mare and authentic trofie al pesto.
Pool Bar & Restaurant: Perfect for a "pranzo al mare" (lunch by the sea) featuring grilled seafood and chilled Vermentino.
Bar Le Colonne: Famous for its white wrought-iron tables and marble columns, it remains the most iconic spot in town for an evening aperitivo.

Bagni Mira (Reimagined for 2026): The hotel’s private beach club has been refreshed with a 1950s-inspired aesthetic—think sharp stripes and high-contrast glamour. It serves as an "open-air living room" right on the water.
The Pool: A 1970s-style saltwater pool tucked into the Mediterranean gardens, surrounded by hidden gazebos for shaded massages.
eSPAce & Fitness: A sleek wellness center and a newly built fitness studio (2023) offer everything from high-tech Technogym workouts to holistic Ligurian salt scrubs.

Riviera Chic. White linen, oversized sunglasses, and a touch of mid-century glamour for dinner.

Maestros of the Riviera The hotel has launched a "Maestros" series—ask the concierge for a curated map to visit local artisans, from the historic Romanengo confectioners in Genoa to hidden silk-weavers in the hills.
The Sea: San Fruttuoso & Camogli While Portofino is a 10-minute boat ride away, the 2026 trend is exploring the quieter neighbors. Charter the hotel’s boat to the hidden Abbey of San Fruttuoso or the pastel-hued fisherman’s houses of Camogli.
The Gardens of Villa Durazzo Just a short walk from the hotel, these public gardens offer a stunning mix of citrus groves, statues, and sea views—ideal for a morning stroll before the heat of the day.

Fly: Genoa (GOA) is a 45-minute drive; Pisa (PSA) is roughly 1 hour 45 minutes.
Train: Santa Margherita Ligure station is just 1km from the hotel, making it an easy hop from Milan or Rome.
The 84 Rooms Tip: Arrive in time for the "Golden Hour." Watching the sunset from the terrace of Bar Le Colonne as the sky turns the same shade as the hotel’s shutters is a rite of passage.

Grand Hotel Miramare

Santa Margherita Ligure
Italy

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The 70 rooms and suites are a dialogue between 20th-century heritage and 21st-century Italian design.
- The Aesthetic: Art Nouveau frescoes and high ceilings meet Milanese modernist furniture. All rooms feature complimentary non-alcoholic minibars, Diptyque bath products, and Bose speakers.
- The Signature Suite (Room 504): A tribute to Gio Ponti, featuring original mid-century furniture, blue-and-oak tones, and a balcony with an eye-level view of the Tigullio Gulf.
- Suite Paraggi (New for 2026): A generous two-bedroom residence designed for families or friends. It functions as a private Ligurian pied-à-terre with high ceilings, a shared living space, and a panoramic balcony.

Vistamare: The hotel’s fine-dining anchor. Chef Claudio Fortuna serves an "elegant simplicity," focusing on the integrity of local ingredients—the crispest fritto di mare and authentic trofie al pesto.
Pool Bar & Restaurant: Perfect for a "pranzo al mare" (lunch by the sea) featuring grilled seafood and chilled Vermentino.
Bar Le Colonne: Famous for its white wrought-iron tables and marble columns, it remains the most iconic spot in town for an evening aperitivo.

Bagni Mira (Reimagined for 2026): The hotel’s private beach club has been refreshed with a 1950s-inspired aesthetic—think sharp stripes and high-contrast glamour. It serves as an "open-air living room" right on the water.
The Pool: A 1970s-style saltwater pool tucked into the Mediterranean gardens, surrounded by hidden gazebos for shaded massages.
eSPAce & Fitness: A sleek wellness center and a newly built fitness studio (2023) offer everything from high-tech Technogym workouts to holistic Ligurian salt scrubs.

Riviera Chic. White linen, oversized sunglasses, and a touch of mid-century glamour for dinner.

Maestros of the Riviera The hotel has launched a "Maestros" series—ask the concierge for a curated map to visit local artisans, from the historic Romanengo confectioners in Genoa to hidden silk-weavers in the hills.
The Sea: San Fruttuoso & Camogli While Portofino is a 10-minute boat ride away, the 2026 trend is exploring the quieter neighbors. Charter the hotel’s boat to the hidden Abbey of San Fruttuoso or the pastel-hued fisherman’s houses of Camogli.
The Gardens of Villa Durazzo Just a short walk from the hotel, these public gardens offer a stunning mix of citrus groves, statues, and sea views—ideal for a morning stroll before the heat of the day.

Fly: Genoa (GOA) is a 45-minute drive; Pisa (PSA) is roughly 1 hour 45 minutes.
Train: Santa Margherita Ligure station is just 1km from the hotel, making it an easy hop from Milan or Rome.
The 84 Rooms Tip: Arrive in time for the "Golden Hour." Watching the sunset from the terrace of Bar Le Colonne as the sky turns the same shade as the hotel’s shutters is a rite of passage.

Grand Hotel Miramare

Santa Margherita Ligure
Italy

Temperature today