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Principe Forte dei Marmi suits couples who want contemporary Italian design, garden surroundings, and a stay close to the Tuscan coast.

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Rooftop views span the Tyrrhenian Sea and Apuan Alps, bringing the coastal and mountain landscapes into the same evening experience.

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Choose the Balcony Junior Space for its private garden-facing balcony, living corner, and marble bathroom with a walk-in shower.

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Confirm Dalmazia Beach Club access and included services before arrival, since availability depends on your booking and the season.

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Principe Forte dei Marmi

In Forte dei Marmi, a good day rarely needs a complicated itinerary. The beach sets the pace, bicycles make the town easy to explore, and dinner can stretch into an evening beneath the Apuan Alps. Principe Forte dei Marmi places that rhythm inside a small contemporary hotel: 28 rooms and suites, a garden pool, Egoista Spa and a rooftop with two quite different reasons to linger. It is a few steps back from the shore, with Dalmazia Beach Club providing the seaside chapter. The distinction matters. This is a hotel for travelers who enjoy moving between town, beach and table, rather than spending an entire stay inside a beachfront resort.

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Rooms

  • 28 28

Hotel Style

  • Charming Charming

Leisure

  • Fitness Fitness
  • Pool Pool
  • Spa Spa
  • Sauna Sauna

Experiences

  • Wellness Wellness
  • Beach Beach

Facilities

  • Pet Friendly Pet Friendly
  • Wheelchair Accessible Wheelchair Accessible
  • Gourmet Restaurant Gourmet Restaurant
  • Connecting Rooms Connecting Rooms

Rooms & Suites at Principe Forte dei Marmi

Talamo Classic Room
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Talamo Classic Room

301–323 sqft
From 817 USD

Parquet flooring and floor-to-ceiling French windows give the bedroom a warm, contemporary setting, with a courtyard outlook. The bathroom is finished in marble and has...

Alcove Deluxe Room
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Alcove Deluxe Room

377 sqft
From 963 USD

Courtyard-facing French windows bring daylight across parquet flooring. The marble bathroom has a walk-in shower, and a private wine cellar holds a selection of labels....

Balcony Junior Space Suite
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Balcony Junior Space Suite

452–484 sqft
From 1’409 USD

Sleek Italian furniture forms a living corner beside garden-facing French windows. A private wine cellar stores selected labels, while the marble bathroom is fitted with...

The Space Executive Suite
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The Space Executive Suite

700 sqft
From 2’275 USD

A generous living area opens around a wide sofa, with floor-to-ceiling French windows overlooking the gardens. The suite is on the first floor. Its open...

The Spatio Presidential Suite
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The Spatio Presidential Suite

969 sqft
From 2’708 USD

A dining table and an outdoor sitting area extend the living space towards the gardens and the Apuan Alps. Inside, a large sofa and armchairs...

Junior Space Suite
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Junior Space Suite

484 sqft
From 4’020 USD

Italian furniture shapes a living corner beside floor-to-ceiling French windows, with the gardens beyond. A private wine cellar holds selected labels. The marble bathroom includes...

Open Space Classic Suite
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Open Space Classic Suite

538–592 sqft
From 5’136 USD

A large sofa and armchairs form the living area, with floor-to-ceiling French windows looking towards the gardens and the Apuan Alps. The marble bathroom has...

Open Space Balcony Suite
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Open Space Balcony Suite

538–592 sqft
From 5’918 USD

The living area has a large sofa and armchairs, with French windows looking onto the gardens. A walk-in shower sits within the marble bathroom. A...

Principe's clean lines and Italian furnishings give it a different character from Versilia's more traditional villas and grand hotels. Glass draws daylight through the public spaces, while the garden and pool soften the modern architecture. The scale is intimate, but the facilities are substantial for a hotel of this size. There is enough to make an afternoon at the property appealing without turning the place into a self-contained resort.

The address is Viale Ammiraglio Morin 67, close to the sea and within reach of Forte dei Marmi's flat, bicycle-friendly streets. The town is a place of beach establishments, boutiques and unhurried evenings, with pine trees and the mountains giving its coastal setting a particular shape. Guests looking for rural Tuscany should choose another base. Here, the pleasure lies in having the sea at hand and the town's restaurants and shops part of an ordinary day's route.

The accommodation is bright and deliberately modern, with Italian-made furniture, marble bathrooms and large windows. The room names take a moment to learn, though the choice itself is straightforward. Talamo is the classic double room at 30 square meters; Alcove offers 35 square meters. Both suit a short visit spent largely outdoors. The 45-square-meter Junior Space adds a sitting area, and a balcony version is available for guests who want private outdoor space.

For a longer stay, the Open Space suites offer 50 to 55 square meters, with balcony versions among the options. The Space Executive Suite is larger again at 65 square meters, with a living area and a marble bathroom that includes a bath as well as a shower. At the top of the range, The Spatio measures 90 square meters and has a private balcony overlooking the garden and toward the Apuan Alps. Its generous living area makes a difference for guests who expect to spend more than sleeping hours in the suite.

Views and outdoor space vary by category, so it is worth choosing by how the room will actually be used. A balcony can matter more than extra floor area on a warm coastal evening; a larger living area may be the better investment for a family or an extended visit. The hotel also offers connecting room and suite combinations, making its small scale workable for families without pretending to be a family resort.

Lux Lucis is the hotel's most focused dining experience. On the panoramic rooftop, chef Valentino Cassanelli's Michelin-starred restaurant draws on Italian cooking and the biodiversity of the Versilia coast. It is a place to set aside an evening for dinner, rather than simply a convenient restaurant upstairs. The position adds its own appeal: the pines, sea and Apuan Alps all belong to the view from the top of the hotel.

Sharing that rooftop, 67 Sky Lounge Bar has a looser social mood. It gives guests a place for a drink with the coastal panorama without committing to the full Lux Lucis experience. The contrast is useful, particularly over several nights: one evening can revolve around the restaurant, another around an aperitivo and a later plan in town. Principe Restaurant, beside the garden and pool, supplies a more relaxed setting with local and international dishes.

Dalmazia Beach Restaurant moves lunch to the shore. Its verandas face the beach and open sea, and the menu is rooted in the seafood and cooking of Versilia. This range of settings is one of the hotel's practical strengths. The beach lunch, garden meal and rooftop dinner each suit a different part of the day, and none asks guests to abandon the particular pleasures of Forte dei Marmi.

The hotel itself is not on the sand. Its beach connection is Dalmazia Beach Club, also known as Bagno Dalmazia, on Via Arenile. The club has beach tents, private changing cabins, towels and service at the beach, with the restaurant close by. It is the familiar Forte dei Marmi arrangement, but the details of access, availability and what is included depend on the booking and time of year. Confirm the beach setup when planning the stay, especially if a particular tent or several consecutive beach days matter.

This separation between hotel and beach is a useful test of fit. Guests seeking a sea-facing room directly above the shore will not find one here. Those who like cycling or walking between a quiet hotel, a managed stretch of sand and the town centre may prefer it. A beach day can have a comfortable structure without requiring the entire hotel to sit on the waterfront.

Egoista Spa gives Principe another reason to return from the beach before dinner. Its wellness facilities include an indoor heated pool, whirlpool, Finnish sauna, bio sauna and Turkish bath, alongside treatments and a fitness area. The spa has a modern, sensory character consistent with the rest of the hotel. It is particularly useful when the weather makes a full day on the sand less appealing, or when guests want a quieter interval between the coast and the evening.

Outside, the garden pool offers a different kind of pause. Pines and planting lend it privacy, while loungers and a pool bar make an hour there feel like a deliberate choice rather than a fallback when the sea is nearby. The pool and beach club serve different moods: one stays within the calm of the hotel, the other joins Forte dei Marmi's distinct seaside culture.

Forte dei Marmi is well suited to days with only a loose plan. Its flat streets favor bicycles, and the pier, beach clubs and shopping streets are all part of the town's easy movement. The Apuan Alps bring a sharp backdrop to the coast; beyond them and along the wider Versilia area are Pietrasanta, Lucca, Pisa, Viareggio and the marble country around Carrara. These are options for a change of scene, not obligations to fill every day.

Principe makes the most sense for couples, food-focused travelers and design-minded guests who want a small hotel with a proper spa and a strong dining identity. It can also work for families who choose connecting accommodation and enjoy the beach-club routine. The trade-off is clear: the hotel is neither a historic palace nor a large resort, and the beach is a separate setting. For guests drawn to contemporary rooms, Cassanelli's rooftop cooking and days shaped by the town as much as the sea, that combination is precisely its appeal.

Why we love this hotel

Why we love this hotel

Minimal interiors with Italian-made furniture and accessories feel distinctly contemporary while rooting the rooms firmly in the country's design culture.

Egoista Spa combines an indoor pool, sauna, steam bath, and ice room; confirm operating dates before planning a wellness-focused stay.

Seasonal rooftop and garden-facing dining at the hotel contrasts with Dalmazia's beachfront restaurant, giving meals three distinct perspectives on Versilia.

Location of Principe Forte Dei Marmi

Viale Ammiraglio Morin 67, 55042 Forte dei Marmi LU, Italy

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What to Know About Principe Forte dei Marmi

Who is Principe Forte dei Marmi best for?

Principe Forte dei Marmi is best for luxury travelers who want a small contemporary hotel on the Tuscan coast with strong design, rooftop dining, beach-club life, spa time and access to Forte dei Marmi's summer scene. It suits couples, design-minded travelers, food lovers and guests who prefer a polished boutique stay over a large seaside resort.

Is Principe Forte dei Marmi good for families?

Principe Forte dei Marmi can work for families who want a refined small hotel close to the beach, especially when choosing connecting or larger suite categories. It is not the most obvious choice for guests looking for a large family resort with many children's facilities. Its strength is style, dining, beach-club access and a sophisticated Forte dei Marmi mood.

Is Principe Forte dei Marmi good for couples?

Yes. Principe Forte dei Marmi is especially strong for couples who want beach access, stylish rooms, rooftop dinners, cocktails, spa time and a polished summer atmosphere. The hotel feels intimate rather than family-resort heavy, and the combination of Dalmazia Beach Club, Lux Lucis and 67 Sky Lounge works very well for a romantic Versilia stay.

Does Principe Forte dei Marmi have a spa?

Yes. Egoista Spa is the hotel's wellness space, designed around relaxation, treatments and a sensory spa experience. It suits the hotel well because Forte dei Marmi trips often combine beach days, cycling, shopping, dining and late evenings; the spa gives guests a quiet reset within the compact hotel setting.

What is Dalmazia Beach Club at Principe Forte dei Marmi?

Dalmazia Beach Club is the hotel's seaside beach-club setting in Forte dei Marmi, with loungers, coastal atmosphere and the Dalmazia restaurant by the sea. It is especially relevant for guests who want the classic Versilia beach rhythm while staying at a smaller, contemporary hotel rather than a larger beachfront resort.

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