Family Hotel in Cingoli
3 good reasons to choose Cingoli
| 1Enchanted River TrailFairytale Route, Nature Route, Bamboo Route: safe paths where children can even walk through the water | 2The sea within easy reachThe tranquillity of a holiday surrounded by greenery, just half an hour’s drive from the crystal-clear waters of the Conero Riviera | 3Caves and parksNear Cingoli: the famous Frasassi Caves and Frasassi Avventura, unforgettable experiences to enjoy together as a family |
Our Family Hotels in Cingoli
A family resort nestled in the Marche countryside, featuring a large family aquapark, extensive green spaces and entertainment for guests of all ages, every day of the week.
Family services:
Open from 05/06/27 onwards
| From 70,00 € per night, per adult, full boardThis is the lowest rate offered by the hotel. Based on the requested period it may vary. |
Discovering Cingoli
Cingoli, known as the "balcony of the Marche", welcomes your family for a holiday surrounded by the beauty of the Marche hills! The charming historic centre is perfect for exploring with children, with safe streets, little squares to discover, artisan shops and panoramic terraces offering unforgettable views across the countryside and towards the sea.
Nearby, families can enjoy one of the area’s favourite destinations: Lake Cingoli, ideal for a picnic or relaxing in the sun during the warmer months. Another experience not to be missed is the Enchanted River Trail: this magical path, decorated with gnomes and fairies, is a favourite with children.
Just an hour’s drive from Cingoli, you will find the spectacular Frasassi Caves, where guided tours reveal impressive stalactites, stalagmites and vast chambers shaped by centuries of erosion. Make your visit even more memorable with a stop at nearby Frasassi Avventura or the Valadier Temple in Genga.
Thanks to Cingoli’s convenient location, you can combine countryside and sea in a single holiday, reaching the stunning Conero Riviera to enjoy the crystal-clear waters of the Marche with your children.
