The Gallery Hotel Recanati, will surprise you this year with 3 innovating and imaginative arrangements, created in honour to the 3 big artists which made the town of Recanati famous in all the world:

“Sensibility and emotion in a creative intensity of absolute beauty”

Suite or Junior Suite with balcony and panorama view (from € 129)
Bathrobe and slippers. Room service. Private parking or garage. Sky TV on LCD 20” screen with all important international TV stations. High speed internet connection. Coffee, tea, soft drinks at all hours in our lounge bar, Café Opera. Minibar drinks included. Welcome cocktail. A little surprise. Choice of the own personal pillow. A ticket to entry in the Museum Villa Colloredo Mels, where you can admire the famous “Annunciation” from Lorenzo Lotto. Some of the Suites have power shower or bath tub with hydro-massage.

“So that in this immensity my thoughts are drowned, and shipwreck seems sweet to me in this sea”

Deluxe room with panorama view (from € 109)
Slippers. Coffee and tea at all hours in our lounge bar, Café Opera. Minibar drinks included.Sky TV on LCD 20” screen with all important international TV stations. High speed internet connection. Minibar drinks included. Choice of the own personal pillow. Private parking.

“Great voice and big soul”

Superior room without panorama view (from € 79)
Minibar drinks included. High speed internet connection.

Please note: Prices are meant per room/night


Lorenzo Lotto, (1480 in Venice – 1557 in Loreto) was an Italian painter during the High Renaissance. He was very active in the Marches, especially in Recanati where he lived.
Giacomo Leopardi, (June 29, 1798 in Recanati – June 14, 1837 in Naples) was an Italian poet, essayist, philosopher, and philologist. He was considered, along with Dante, to be one of Italy’s two greatest poets and one of its greatest thinkers.
Beniamino Gigli, (March 20, 1890 in Recanati- November 30, 1957) was an Italian singer, widely regarded as one of the greatest operatic tenors of all time.