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Apartment in Venice
We are staying 1 week on Amalfi Coast , 1 week in Tuscany and 3 days in Venice (flying to Rome, departing from Venice) from October 4th to 21st. I rented nice villas on the Coast and in Tuscany.
Here comes Venice. There are 10 of us - 7 adults and 3 children. I sent emails to every single company who rents apartments in Venice:-) Most cannot accommodate such a big group, some are extremely expensive and filled with antics (I would not want to be responsible for a broken vase, which my child can accidentally push off the table). However, I did get some offers. Please, tell me if someone ever dealt with a company Venicebooky? Here is a link to the apartment a have been offered: http://www.venicebooky.com/sanmarco/sanluca/index.htm Anyone stayed there? Does it look OK? What are these cardboard pieces next to the staircase? Doesn't it look like a dormitory with no furniture, except beds? I am not trying to find anything fancy, but I wouldn't want to find myself in the hole with my kids and friends. |
I've never dealt with Venice Booky, but we recently had fabulous service with Venice Rentals. Did you try them?
They are on the web at venicerentals.com or by email at [email protected]. Just another suggestion. Good luck...I hope you find what you are looking for! |
No offence, but are you really serious in looking for a place that won't charge you if one of the kids knocks a vase off a table?
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Of course I would pay! The point is many of these fancy places do not allow children under 12. Nobody want to take a risk, and it is perfectly understandable.
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Ah, I also misread your message (or actually read your typo as it was written) calling antiques -- antics. I thought you meant that the companies were pulling "antics" by requiring you to pay if something was broken.
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I am sorry, English is my second language.
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