The Serena Majestic Hotel Residence is in Abruzzo, a region known for quaint historic villages, nature parks, and several protected areas.
SERENA MAJESTIC
HOTEL RESIDENCEAbruzzo
The Serena Majestic Hotel Residence is in Abruzzo, a region known for quaint historic villages, nature parks, and several protected areas.
Welcome to the historic Serena Majestic Hotel Residence, where modernity meets the vibrant sea. In 2024, we completely renovated the property, adding a fresh touch to each space, an interplay of colours and shapes that reflect the sea’s energy.
Situated on a riviera that awakens at sunset, we offer recreation for adults and children alike, thanks to a wide range of shopping centres and parks within a few kilometres of the property. From here, you can easily explore Abruzzo’s historic villages and magnificent national parks.
The seaside Serena Majestic Hotel Residence is just 7 kilometres from Pescara. We designed our comfortable rooms and residences, which lie footsteps from the private fine-sand beach, with the whole family in mind.
Serena Majestic Hotel Residence is on a private sandy beach suitable for children’s swimming. The beach is equipped with reserved umbrellas, sun loungers, deck chairs, changing rooms, showers, a bar, and an information desk whose team is ready to answer all your questions.
To ensure your stay is as fun as possible, Bluserena SeaSport offers sailboats, windsurfers, canoes, paddle boards, pedal boats, a beach tennis court, a beach volleyball court, and more.
Serena Majestic Hotel Residence offers 271 hotel rooms and 168 residences directly by the sea. Rooms and Residence were renovated in 2024. The hotel rooms are divided into Classic, Superior, Premium, Junior Suite and Suite. Connecting rooms for guest with disabilities are available on request.
Choose from:
HOTEL ROOMS
Clasic Rooms
Room for 2 guests, with a sleeping area renovated in 2024; in some, an extra bed in an armchair bed or cot can be added. They are equipped with individually controlled air conditioning, Wi-Fi, TV with Sky, mini-fridge, safe, and bathroom. Also available Classic Sea View rooms with sea view balcony. Bathrooms with furnishings for guests with disabilities are also available.
Classic Triple Rooms
Room for 3 guests, with a sleeping area renovated in 2024. They have a double bed and a 3rd bed in a single sofa bed or armchair bed. In some, a 4th bed in an armchair bed can be added. They are equipped with individually controlled air conditioning, Wi-Fi, TV with Sky, mini-fridge, safe, and bathroom. Classic Triple Rooms with Sea View are also available.
Classic Quadruple Rooms
Room for 4 guests, with a sleeping area renovated in 2024. They have a double bed and 3rd and 4th beds in a sofa bed for 2. They are equipped with individually controlled air conditioning, Wi-Fi, TV with Sky, mini-fridge, safe, and bathroom.
Superior Rooms
Rooms for 2 guests, located in the Ponente building, with a renovated sleeping area and restructured bathrooms in 2024. They are equipped with individually controlled air conditioning, Wi-Fi, TV, mini-fridge, safe, and bathroom.
Superior Triple Rooms
Rooms for 3 guests, with a double bed and a single bed, with a renovated sleeping area and restructured bathrooms in 2024. They are equipped with individually controlled air conditioning, Wi-Fi, TV, mini-fridge, safe, and bathroom.
Superior Quadruple Rooms
Rooms for 4 guests, with a double bed and 2 single beds, with a renovated sleeping area and restructured bathrooms in 2024. In some, a 5th bed in a single sofa bed can be added. They are equipped with individually controlled air conditioning, Wi-Fi, TV, mini-fridge, safe, and bathroom.
Superior Quadruple Terrace Rooms
Rooms for 4 guests, with double bed and 2 single beds or bunk beds, with a renovated sleeping area and restructured bathrooms in 2024. In some, a 5th bed in a single sofa bed can be added. They are equipped with individually controlled air conditioning, Wi-Fi, TV, mini-fridge, safe, bathroom, large terrace.
Premium Rooms
Rooms for 2 or 3 guests, on the 5th, 6th and 7th floors, with a double bed and a single sofa bed with a renovated sleeping area in 2024. In addition to the facilities of our Classic rooms, they also have a kettle with tea and herbal tea, espresso machine, open minibar (water, 2 soft drinks and beer), Wi-Fi, TV with Sky, and rental of one beach towel per person (from 3 years) with daily change.
Junior Suites
Rooms for 4 or 5 guests (5th additional bed in single sofa bed) with living area, area with double bed and area with 2 single beds, completely renovated in 2024. In addition to the facilities of our Classic rooms, they also have a kettle with tea and herbal tea, espresso machine, open minibar (water, 2 soft drinks and beer), and rental of a beach towel per person (from 3 years) with daily change. Junior Suite Terrace with large terrace is also available.
Suites
Rooms for 3 to 5 guests with living and sleeping areas renovated in 2024. Living area with double sofa bed (in some it is possible to add a pouf), bedroom with double bed and two bathrooms. In addition to the facilities of our Classic rooms, they also have a kettle with tea and herbal teas, espresso machine, open minibar (water, 2 soft drinks and beer), TV with Sky, and rental of one beach towel per person (from 3 years) with daily change.
COCCINELLA BABY CARE – This in-room add-on includes a crib, a changing table, a toilet seat reducer (on request), a bottle warmer, a baby bathtub, a linen set, a Baby Kit (baby cleansing products), access to the Baby Kitchen and Blu Baby Park, and a highchair at the restaurant.
RESIDENCES
Mono 2
Residence for 2 guests renovated in 2024, with the option to add a single bed. They are studios with a living area with a double bed, single sofa bed, and kitchenette. Also available are Mono 2, with a large terrace, and Mono 2 Sea View, with a sea view balcony.
Mono 3
Residence for 2 or 3 guests renovated in 2024. These are studios with a sleeping area (with double bed) divided by furniture from the living area with a single sofa bed and kitchenette. In some an extra bed can be added. Bathrooms with furnishings for guests with disabilities are also available. Also available Mono 3 Sea View and Mono 3, with a large sea view terrace.
Mono 4
Residence studios renovated in 2024, with a living area with a double bed, sofa bed for 2 persons, and kitchenette. Also available are Mono 4 with terrace, Mono 4 Sea View, and Mono 4 with sea view terrace.
Two-room Residences
Two-room residences renovated in 2024, with a double bedroom, a living area with sofa bed for 2 persons, and kitchenette. Also available 2-room residence with terrace.
At Serena Majestic Hotel Resort, guests can enjoy an array of events arranged by our dedicated entertainment team, including daytime activities; Blu Circus, a thrilling circus disciplines course; sports, playing cards, and board game tournaments; dance lessons and group dances with Bluserena Baila; excursions, and nightly performances in the amphitheatre including musicals, cabarets, comedies, and more.
The Resort organises fun activities for children and teens.
For the little ones (3 to 10 years old), Bluserena offers children’s clubs that stay open through the evening, lunch with the entertainers by reservation, a giant playground, and the children’s Mini Club on Serenella beach. The various sporty activities include dance and rhythmic gymnastics school, football, swimming, and mermaiding. Children and teens aged 5 to 14 can also enrol in the Bluserena Football Academy, where they’ll learn the basics and tricks from our qualified instructors.
Our 11 to 14-years-old guests can hang out in the SerenUp Club, while SerenHappy Club welcomes 14- to 17-year-olds. The super-fun activities include archery combat, or bow and arrow challenges; the Lightsabre Academy with the legendary Star Wars lightsabres; exciting nights in tents; sailing, windsurfing, and canoe outings; sailboat and paddle surfing lessons; the rhythmic gymnastics and football schools (up to age 14); and aerial dance activities.
Dining at Serena Majestic Hotel Residence highlights authentic flavours and regional and international culinary specialities. Our live culinary Show Cooking is a feast for the eyes as our chefs whip up delicious culinary delights before your eyes.
If you’d like to dine outdoors, you can take a seat at Il Patio, our outdoor shaded area, or you can order our complimentary Sea Box to dine under your beach umbrella.
At Serena Majestic Hotel Residence, we blend taste with warm hospitality, ensuring that every meal is a special occasion.
For sports and fitness lovers, Bluserena has a range of services and activities just for you. In addition to our modern fitness area with isotonic machines and group gymnastics, you can opt for activities like stretch & tone, DJ Fitness, Nordic walking, yoga, and Zumba – we have something for everyone.
You can enjoy two tennis courts with night lighting, a synthetic grass football field, bocce courts with night lighting and bocce kits, archery, shooting, padel, beach volleyball, beach tennis and teqball courts, table tennis, and the Bluserena SeaSport services.
We’re proud to share that all Bluserena hotels and resorts are the first in Italy to have earned the “CHILD-FRIENDLY HOLIDAY” quality mark recognized by the National Federation of Pediatricians: Cipe – Sispe – Sinspe. All of Bluserena’s services prioritise the well-being of young children and their families, ensuring fun, safety, and constant attention so that you enjoy every moment worry-free.
At Serena Majestic Hotel Residence, we dote on our younger guests. We entrust them to the watchful eye of our entertainment team, who oversee games, sports, and other recreational activities. We arrange our line-up according to age group, promising safe fun for the little ones and peace of mind for their parents.
Serena Majestic Hotel Residence’s Baby Kitchen, open from 6:00 am to midnight, is a haven for parents of children 3 years old and under. Equipped with tables, chairs, and highchairs, the Baby Kitchen is stocked with essentials during main meals, providing you with the convenience to heat milk and baby food, sterilise objects, and blend and homogenise food.
Padel
Sport
Baby Kitchen
Beach
Pools
Restaurant and Bars
Attention to food intolerances
Hotel & Residence rooms
Accessibility for disabled guests
Entertainment
Clubs for children and teens
Playground
Excursions
Wellness Centre
Free Wi-Fi
Other Services
Distance 7 km – Old Pescara, the city’s beating heart, is between Corso Manthonè and Via delle Caserme – it’s abuzz day and night year-round, with late-night restaurants and clubs that line the pedestrian streets. The city is home to Gabriele D’Annunzio’s Birthplace Museum, which documents the poet’s life and work, and the Museum of the People of Abruzzo, which looks at the history and folk traditions from their origins to the 1950s. The 19th-century Villa Urania, near Piazza Salotto in Pescara’s modern centre, is home to Antiche Maioliche di Castelli, a museum with an important local ceramic collection. Downtown Pescara is the place to shop where you’ll find several designer outlets in the Montesilvano and Città Sant’Angelo shopping areas.
Distance 11 km – Città Sant’Angelo is home to the 12th-century Collegiate Church of Saint Michael and the churches of Saint Clare and Saint Francis. You’ll find other noteworthy artistic sites in Atri, about 20 km away, like Acquaviva Palace, the Municipal Theatre, the church of Saint Augustine, and the 14th-century Fonte Canale and Caves, a mighty network of interconnected opus signum caves.
Distance 27 km – Lake Penne, home to the Oasis Farm, is one of the region’s most intriguing wildlife oases. At Penne Reserve farm, workers experiment with producing and processing organic farm products. Visitors of all ages can participate in the Oasis workshop to learn typical local activities, such as woodworking and ceramics.
Distance 27 km – Chieti, 330 metres (330 feet) above sea level, rests on a hill that divides the Pescara River tributary from the Alento basin. Further along, it separates the Majella and Gran Sasso mountain masses from the Adriatic Sea plains – a photographic marvel ready to be captured. One of Italy’s most fascinating old cities, Chieti is home to the National Archaeological Museum, which recounts the most significant phases of Abruzzo’s archaeological history—don’t miss the Capestrano Warrior statue, which dates to the 5th century B.C. There’s also the Civitella Museum, which exhibits Palaeolithic and Neolithic artefacts.
Distance 80 km – Gran Sasso National Park spans 160,000 hectares, completely enveloping the Gran Sasso and Monti della Laga mountain ranges. The park’s flora reflects its valuable plant heritage, while rare species like the Apennine wolf, wild cat, chamois, wild boar, squirrels, and foxes represent its diverse fauna. A dense network of hiking trails and the Gran Sasso Horse Trail weave through the park, so it’s easy to explore by mountain bike. Well-preserved mediaeval villages, rural architecture, castles, hermitages, and abbeys lie nearby.
Distance 87 km – Situated on a hill that slopes toward the sea, Vasto retains several relics from its past: Augustan villa remains and traces of mediaeval settlements, the 15th-century Caldoresco Castle, and the Palazzo d’Avalos. Located in Piazza Prudente, the Palazzo bears decorative details from the remains of the 14th-century villa on which it was built. On Vasto’s coast, admire the Trabocchi, ancient wood fishing structures.
Distance 90 km – Majella National Park covers the provinces of L’Aquila, Chieti, and Pescara and as many as 34 other municipalities. The park’s mighty limestone massif is cut by the canyons of Orfento, Selva Romana, Santo Spirito, and Val Serveria. Its diverse fauna includes rare species like the Apennine wolf, wild cat, and chamois. The park organises various visitor activities, such as hiking, mountain-biking, horseback riding, guided educational tours, trekking, birdwatching, cycling, rock climbing, and canyoning.
Distance 90 km – At Abruzzo National Park, you can immerse yourself in genuine nature, culture, traditions, and the different environments that characterise them. From its rounded peaks to the typical soaring Apennine slopes, the park is home to some of Italy’s most interesting fauna: the brown bear, chamois, and wolf. Expert guides lead hiking and mountain bike tours through the park’s quietest, most stunning locations. There are also several places to enjoy typical Abruzzese cuisine.
Distance 104 km – Situated inside the Gran Sasso and Monti della Laga National Park, Campo Imperatore is a vast plateau of glacial origin that soars to nearly 1,800 metres above sea level. It stands in the heart of the Gran Sasso d’Italia massif in the province of L’Aquila and is famous for the astronomical observatory built in 1948. Numerous hiking trails leave from the plateau, including Ippovia del Gran Sasso, a famous 300 km route that’s the longest of its kind in Italy. Campo Imperatore is also home to one of Italy’s highest ski resorts.
Distance 150 km – Three islands comprise this exquisite archipelago: San Domino, San Nicola, and Caprara. The crystal-clear sea and rocky seabed render it especially popular with divers. Once at the islands, you can rent rubber dinghies and boats to explore the multitude of inlets and coves.
THE BIRTH CITY OF GABRIELE D’ANNUNZIO
Distance 7 km – Old Pescara, the city’s beating heart, is between Corso Manthonè and Via delle Caserme – it’s abuzz day and night year-round, with late-night restaurants and clubs that line the pedestrian streets. The city is home to Gabriele D’Annunzio’s Birthplace Museum, which documents the poet’s life and work, and the Museum of the People of Abruzzo, which looks at the history and folk traditions from their origins to the 1950s. The 19th-century Villa Urania, near Piazza Salotto in Pescara’s modern centre, is home to Antiche Maioliche di Castelli, a museum with an important local ceramic collection. Downtown Pescara is the place to shop where you’ll find several designer outlets in the Montesilvano and Città Sant’Angelo shopping areas.
BETWEEN CHURCHES AND ARTISTIC HERITAGE
Distance 11 km – Città Sant’Angelo is home to the 12th-century Collegiate Church of Saint Michael and the churches of Saint Clare and Saint Francis. You’ll find other noteworthy artistic sites in Atri, about 20 km away, like Acquaviva Palace, the Municipal Theatre, the church of Saint Augustine, and the 14th-century Fonte Canale and Caves, a mighty network of interconnected opus signum caves.
A DIVE INTO ABBRUZZESE NATURE
Distance 27 km – Lake Penne, home to the Oasis Farm, is one of the region’s most intriguing wildlife oases. At Penne Reserve farm, workers experiment with producing and processing organic farm products. Visitors of all ages can participate in the Oasis workshop to learn typical local activities, such as woodworking and ceramics.
THE NATIONAL ARCHAEOLOGICAL MUSEUM AND THE CIVITELLA MUSEUM
Distance 27 km – Chieti, 330 metres (330 feet) above sea level, rests on a hill that divides the Pescara River tributary from the Alento basin. Further along, it separates the Majella and Gran Sasso mountain masses from the Adriatic Sea plains – a photographic marvel ready to be captured. One of Italy’s most fascinating old cities, Chieti is home to the National Archaeological Museum, which recounts the most significant phases of Abruzzo’s archaeological history—don’t miss the Capestrano Warrior statue, which dates to the 5th century B.C. There’s also the Civitella Museum, which exhibits Palaeolithic and Neolithic artefacts.
A DIVE INTO THE FLORA AND FAUNA OF ABRUZZO
Distance 80 km – Gran Sasso National Park spans 160,000 hectares, completely enveloping the Gran Sasso and Monti della Laga mountain ranges. The park’s flora reflects its valuable plant heritage, while rare species like the Apennine wolf, wild cat, chamois, wild boar, squirrels, and foxes represent its diverse fauna. A dense network of hiking trails and the Gran Sasso Horse Trail weave through the park, so it’s easy to explore by mountain bike. Well-preserved mediaeval villages, rural architecture, castles, hermitages, and abbeys lie nearby.
DISCOVERING THE CITY’S HISTORY
Distance 87 km – Situated on a hill that slopes toward the sea, Vasto retains several relics from its past: Augustan villa remains and traces of mediaeval settlements, the 15th-century Caldoresco Castle, and the Palazzo d’Avalos. Located in Piazza Prudente, the Palazzo bears decorative details from the remains of the 14th-century villa on which it was built. On Vasto’s coast, admire the Trabocchi, ancient wood fishing structures.
BETWEEN AQUILA, CHIETI, AND PESCARA
Distance 90 km – Majella National Park covers the provinces of L’Aquila, Chieti, and Pescara and as many as 34 other municipalities. The park’s mighty limestone massif is cut by the canyons of Orfento, Selva Romana, Santo Spirito, and Val Serveria. Its diverse fauna includes rare species like the Apennine wolf, wild cat, and chamois. The park organises various visitor activities, such as hiking, mountain-biking, horseback riding, guided educational tours, trekking, birdwatching, cycling, rock climbing, and canyoning.
A DAY TRIP TO THE NATIONAL PARK
Distance 90 km – At Abruzzo National Park, you can immerse yourself in genuine nature, culture, traditions, and the different environments that characterise them. From its rounded peaks to the typical soaring Apennine slopes, the park is home to some of Italy’s most interesting fauna: the brown bear, chamois, and wolf. Expert guides lead hiking and mountain bike tours through the park’s quietest, most stunning locations. There are also several places to enjoy typical Abruzzese cuisine.
AND ITS ASTRONOMICAL OBSERVATORY
Distance 104 km – Situated inside the Gran Sasso and Monti della Laga National Park, Campo Imperatore is a vast plateau of glacial origin that soars to nearly 1,800 metres above sea level. It stands in the heart of the Gran Sasso d’Italia massif in the province of L’Aquila and is famous for the astronomical observatory built in 1948. Numerous hiking trails leave from the plateau, including Ippovia del Gran Sasso, a famous 300 km route that’s the longest of its kind in Italy. Campo Imperatore is also home to one of Italy’s highest ski resorts.
AN ARCHIPELAGO AMONG CRYSTAL CLEAR WATER
Distance 150 km – Three islands comprise this exquisite archipelago: San Domino, San Nicola, and Caprara. The crystal-clear sea and rocky seabed render it especially popular with divers. Once at the islands, you can rent rubber dinghies and boats to explore the multitude of inlets and coves.
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CARLO MARESCA 12 STREET, 65015 MONTESILVANO (PE)
Licence Number: 068024ALB0004 (hotel) – 068204RTA0002 e 068024RTA0001 (residence)
National Identification Code: IT068024A1N8N744SI (hotel) – IT068024A1YWO8S8F8 e IT068024A1QNJXUU5L (residence)
A14 motorway to the Pescara Nord Città Sant’Angelo exit. The hotel is 2 km from the tollbooth.
Pescara’s central station is 7 km away and is served by public transport (bus 2/) and taxis.
Pescara Airport is 14 km from the hotel