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Tuesday, September 22, 2026

Grand Hotel Palace Ancona

Elegant hotel in ideal location has spectacular sea views

This four-star hotel close to the seafront in Ancona is housed in a palazzo that dates back to the 16th century, which has been beautifully refurbished to evoke the elegant style the building would have had when it was a noble residence.

Hotel guests are greeted by a grand entrance leading off the Lungomare Vanvitelli into a palatial reception area, where the décor reflects the baroque architecture of the original palace.

The entrance to the Grand Hotel Palace on Lungomare Luigi Vanvitelli
The entrance to the Grand Hotel
Palace on Lungomare Luigi Vanvitelli
The Grand Hotel Palace is in an excellent location in Lungomare Luigi Vanvitelli, just a short walk from the port, and also close to the centre of Ancona, with its historic sights, shops, bars and restaurants.

The hotel has 39 bedrooms and a small number of spacious suites, many of which have magnificent views of the seafront and the unusual ‘elbow’ shape of Ancona’s bay.

The hotel was completely refurbished in 2017 and, while retaining its original style, now uses the latest technology for the comfort of guests.

The immaculate bedrooms have plenty of storage and smart comfortable bathrooms.

The wine bar and restaurant serves a plentiful buffet breakfast using some selected local products, such as home-made jams.

The hotel has a fitness area and offers room service and parking facilities and it is also ‘pet friendly’.

The Church of San Domenico, with the statue of Pope Clement XII
The Church of San Domenico, with
the statue of Pope Clement XII
Famous sights such as Trajan’s Arch, the Mole Vanvitelliana, and the Fontana del Calamo are within walking distance of the hotel and the Teatro delle Muse, Palazzo Bosdari, with its art gallery, and Ancona’s many historic churches are also close by.

A narrow street not far from the hotel entrance leads up into the lively Piazza del Plebiscito, which has plenty of bars and restaurants and is also known as Pope’s Square because of the large statue of Pope Clement XII seated in front of the 13th century Church of San Domenico.

Ancona's duomo, the Romanesque Cathedral of San Ciriaco, occupies an elevated position on top of the Guasco Hill behind the Grand Hotel Palace, offering sweeping views across the city and the port.

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