Rosolina Mare 651: villa that sleeps 48 people in 18 bedrooms, located in Rosolina, Veneto, Italy.

Accommodations	10
Sleeps	48
Bedrooms	18
Bathrooms	10

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Property Summary

Welcome to "Solmare", a large and well-appointed holiday rental residence located in the vibrant coastal town of Rosolina Mare, Italy. Spread across 2 storeys, this impressive resort comprises 100 apartments, offering a dynamic and sociable atmosphere ideal for travellers seeking both comfort and community. Guests have access to a generously sized shared swimming pool measuring 25 x 13 m, available seasonally from 01 June to 04 September, providing a refreshing retreat during the warm summer months. A dedicated children's pool is also available for younger guests, ensuring that families can enjoy the water facilities with complete peace of mind. The residence further benefits from Internet Wifi connectivity, allowing guests to stay seamlessly connected throughout their stay.

Outdoors

The outdoor areas of "Solmare" are designed to accommodate a wide range of guests and leisure preferences. The shared swimming pool, measuring 25 x 13 m and open from 01 June to 04 September, serves as the centrepiece of the exterior space, complemented by the children's pool for the youngest members of your group. Please note that the use of bathing caps is obligatory when using the pool facilities. Parking is conveniently available directly on the premises, while additional public parking can be found just 300 m from the property, ensuring ease of access for guests arriving by car.

Other Information

"Solmare" is a substantial resort of 100 apartments arranged over 2 storeys, offering a well-structured and organised environment for a comfortable stay. The property benefits from on-site parking as well as public parking located 300 m away. Guests are reminded that wearing bathing caps is a mandatory requirement when using the swimming pool facilities. The residence is well-served by local amenities, with a supermarket situated 400 m away and a restaurant just 150 m from the property, making everyday convenience effortlessly accessible.

Distances and Attractions

"Solmare" enjoys an excellent location with easy access to a wide range of destinations and points of interest. The centre of Rosolina Mare is just 400 m away, while the sandy beach is reachable within 1 km, making it ideal for those who wish to enjoy the coastline. The nearest bus stop, "Rosolina", is located 9 km from the property. For those wishing to explore the wider region, the centre of Chioggia is approximately 20 km away, the centre of Rovigo is 55 km distant, and the iconic city of Venezia can be reached within 70 km. Golf enthusiasts will appreciate the 18-hole golf course situated 27 km from the residence. Nature lovers are well catered for, with the Giardino Botanico di Porto Caleri just 6 km away and the remarkable Parco Naturale 'Delta del Po' also within easy reach, offering outstanding opportunities for wildlife observation and outdoor exploration.

Location Rosolina, Veneto, Italy

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Airports: Marco Polo Airport, 40.8 Km

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