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Nice beaches, not so crowded. Great place to rent a bicycle and ride the route by the seaside. Good food and drink at reasonable prices. Walking is the best way to get around. Driving through San Remo is a mess.

Nice and clean small city, just 1 hour driving from Monaco. On a high street can find a few restaurants and a couple of local shops. The beaches are pebbles and need to grab a lounge chair or foam mat. Nice place to stay with the kids (not too young as the sea is quite deep).

Unfortunately Ospedaletti is not what it used to be and it has become very commercial and as soon as the tourists arrived the parking fees go up the restaurant prices go up and it becomes extremely dirty and the rats literally come out ☹️. It used to be a nice little town but it is become very commercialized and everyone's out to get everything from the tourist and to give them very little in return it's very unkept and is only cleaned when their customers arrive, you can't sleep at night from the people at the beach , the noise echos through the whole of the town that is impossible to rest in the evening. The local functions are overly priced eg a punet of anchovies, a small plastic cup of wine and a few chips was charged at £20 per head. There are no good hotels with the exception of the hotel Firenze, the Hotel Petit Royal is a dive and has had its heyday ,(see photos), it's an art Deco building but the owners, the local Town Hall, has let the property fall into disrepair, it's in a filthy location and very dated, the hotel room floors are cracked and the wood parquet floors have holes in them. The showers are absolutely filthy and you couldn't get in them and if you bend down you hit your head on the basin. It is definitely not a 3 star hotel and the prices they charge for the room is disgustingly high. There are a number of good restaurants to eat in Ospedaletti they are: the Golfo di Napoli, Gaetano and Rosie the Hotel Firenze. You can just cover the whole of the town by foot you don't need to have a car but you do need one if you want to visit the nearby towns of San Remo which has a very good Saturday market and Bordighera.