HOTEL TATI'

You're welcome to the Tati Hotel in Lugo.
Our staff is pleased to welcome and assist you for a pleasant stay in the heart of Romagna Region, surrounded by beautiful hills and very close to the sea.
We'll cater to you every wish, with the ambience and style of a relaxing hotel.
A 3 stars Superior Business Hotel, with 48 double rooms with all confort, for spending relaxing days and restful nights.
Private Parking is also available for our guests.
Located near the motorway, but also near the centre of the town of Lugo.
Few minutes far from the beautiful towns of Ravenna, Faenza and the Adriatic Coast, in the centre of a paradise for bike excursions.
- 5 minutes from the historical centre of Lugo
- 1 Km from/to the A14 bis motorway (from/to Ravenna and Bologna)
- 10 minutes from Ravenna, Faenza and Imola
- 20 minutes from the Adriatic Coast with its attractions
- 30 minutes from Bologna

48 rooms in an elegant modern style for your comfort.
Pastel shades and the clear tones of the furniture help to create a welcoming atmosphere.
ROOM TYPES:
- double room
- single room*
- twin room*
- triple room*
- double/twin* room as single
- four bedded room (2 communicating rooms with 4 single beds* and 1 bathroom)
- SUITE
* with “french bed”

ALL ROOMS ARE EQUIPPED WITH :
- private bathroom
- air conditioning
- soundproofing
- direct telephone line
- free internet ADSL access
- tv satellite
- pay tv
- wake up service
- in-room safe
- minibar
- windows wide opening
- blackout curtains
- hair dryer
All rooms are no smoking rooms.
Rooms equipped for disabled are availables.
Cradle or baby bed on request.

Inside the hotel you can find 1 conference room of 100 mq, technological and modern equipped to satisfy all the client‘s requirements.
Suitable for little meeting and job interview within a maximum of 80 people.
- foyer for registration and wardrobe service
- table with microphones
- direct access to the external parking
- local wi-fi network access
- audiovisual recording facilities
- SVGA video projector
- LCD monitor for PC and DVD player
- pens and mineral water over the tables

BUFFET BREAKFAST:
From 7 am to 9.30 am (From 7,30 am to 10 am on Sunday) you can breakfast with daily fresh baked breads and pastries with assorted marmalades, fruits, cereals and fruit juices, different blends of Tea, Espresso and Cappuccino.
SELF-SERVICE RESTAURANT
Every day at lunch from Monday to Friday (closed Saturday afternoons and Sundays), the Hotel offers the Tati Cafè Brunch, including Restaurant Self-Service, where you can stop to enjoy an aperitif or a delicious lunch.
On evening, exclusively reserved for groups and meetings by reservation, the hotel offers catering service or buffet with regional and international cuisine of high quality.
In the center of Lugo you can find the Restaurant Pizzeria Tatì, belonging to the same Group: for your lunches and dinners.
GUEST SATISFACTION
Our Reception is open 24/24 with continued service.
Free Wi-Fi point is available to satisfy the guest's needs.

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Lugo di Romagna is a lively town near Ravenna, where is expressed the popular culture of Romagna Region, always ready to hospitality typical of this region of north-east of Italy.
Lugo town centre has in interesting variety of architectural styles from various periods of its history along the centuries.
The symbol of the town is the stronghold Rocca Estense (now the town hall headquarters).
In front of the Rocca, there is the monumental quadriporticus known as Pavaglione, built between 1771 and 1783 to house the thriving silk worms market.
Today the building hosts a six century old market and is the setting for cultural events and shows.
Nearby lies the Monument to Francesco Baracca (1936), hero of the Italian air force during the First World War; the homonymous museum is just a short walk away.
It houses Baracca's Spad VII airplane with his coat of arms representing a rampant horse, which has inspired the symbol of Ferrari's sport cars.

Faenza, the town of majolica
Of Roman origins, Faenza is a splendid city of art whose fame already shone in the Renaissance period of the production of exquisitely made pottery that was exported all over Europe.
The name, coming from the Romans who developed this center under the name of Faventia, has become synonymous with ceramics (majolica) in various languages, including French (faïence) and English (faience).
Faenza's architectural attractions are concentrated in the two contiguous main squares: Piazza del Popolo, lined by two double order porticoed wings, and Piazza della Libertà.This town is home to the International Museum of Ceramics houses pieces from all over the world and from every epoch, from classical amphoras to the works of Chagall and Picasso, and there is a rich section dedicated to Faenza pottery in the golden age of the Renaissance.
In September and October international contemporary and classical ceramic art events draw majolica amateurs, collectors and artists to Faenza from all over the world.
In June the Palio del Niballo, a tournament between five horsemen from the districts of the town, re-evokes the magnificence and struggles of Faenza in the Manfredi epoch.
Typical regional dishes include home-made tagliatelle, cappelletti, lasagna and strozzapreti with the rich Romagnol meat sauce.

Cotignola...
The most important buildings of the town are the Tower of John Hawkwood and Palazzo Sforza; both were completely destroyed and later accurately rebuilt according to their original features.
The former is the symbol of the town and still houses the original bell that survived the 1944 German bombings; the latter was the palace of the Sforza family during their rule over the town.
In 1892 Palazzo Sforza was officially declared “National artistic and historical monument”; it was rebuilt in 1961 and some original fragments were incorporated into the new building, such as the beautiful terracotta coat of arms of the Sforza, the pillars of the arcade and the Roman stone of Caio Vario (A.D.
30 - 49).
It houses the town museum Museo Varoli and the archive.
Casa Varoli is the museum-house of the local artist Luigi Varoli (1889 - 1958).

Imola, the land of motor...
This town is traditionally considered the western entrance to the historical region Romagna.
This area is strategically positioned between Emilia-Romagna and Tuscany and it can be easily reached from any part of Italy.
Imola is a crossroads of passions: mechanics and motors, science and art.
These are concepts should help the visitor to explore this land, to look at it with eyes longing for intense cultural inputs.
This area also offers treasures away from spotlights and cameras.
Historic centres, noble residences and castles welcome the most demanding visitor.

Ravenna, UNESCO World Heritage...
Ravenna is a treasure chest of art, history and culture of the highest order, a city with ancient origins and a glorious past and capital three times, of the Western Roman Empire, of King Theodoric of the Goths and of the Byzantine Empire in Europe.
The history of the imperial city has been written in the monuments, Cathedrals and precious mosaics which have embellished Ravenna from the first period of the dominion of ancient Rome.

The basilicas and baptisteries of the city contain the richest heritage of mosaics dating from the 5th and 6th centuries and eight historic buildings included in the World Heritage List of UNESCO, like San Vitale, Galla Placidia, Sant‘Apollinnare, Sant'Apollinare Nuovo Battistero degli Ariani.
Just a short distance from the sea, Ravenna also offers nine seaside resort areas along its 35 kilometres of coast for a wide variety of holidays and stays.
The organisation of services is efficient and dynamic, and the choice of holiday is as wide as ever: sunshine and relaxation, games, sports and fitness, excursions and parks, including Mirabilandia theme park.