Can anyone recommend an apartment in Venice?
#2
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We are staying at corte tiepolo, recommended by a friend. We arrive mid June. Looks lovely and we can't wait! http://www.cortetiepolo.com/eng/appart.php
#3

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We have stayed here, in the second floor apartment. It worked well for us. Owner is in San Francisco.
http://realvenicevacationflats.com/
http://realvenicevacationflats.com/
#4
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This company has excellent apartments and all dealings with them are prompt and efficient. Check out their one bedroom apts. as we always rent 2 bedrooms. Dorsoduro is our favourite sestiere.
http://www.venice-rentals.com/venice/index.php
http://www.venice-rentals.com/venice/index.php
#7

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We've used Venice rentals http://www.venicerentals.com/ and been very happy with their selection, prompt replies, and arrival/greeting service.
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#9
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I highly recommend this one (which was recommended to me by another Fodorite).
http://www.rosadivenezia.com/
Not an agency. It's just one guy's apartment he rents out when he is not staying in Venice. It is very spacious, living room, separate BR, kitchen, balcony, AC, elevator and very nicely furnished. It is super convenient - a few blocks from San Marco, and has lots of room and a gorgeous view of two intersecting canals - 980 Euro/week (though it is also available by the night). Requires a hefty deposit to secure reservation and the balance is due 6 weeks out, but it is a fantastic value. We absolutely adored it.
This apartment is VERY popular and requires booking pretty far ahead (but rates remained the same for many years now).
http://www.rosadivenezia.com/
Not an agency. It's just one guy's apartment he rents out when he is not staying in Venice. It is very spacious, living room, separate BR, kitchen, balcony, AC, elevator and very nicely furnished. It is super convenient - a few blocks from San Marco, and has lots of room and a gorgeous view of two intersecting canals - 980 Euro/week (though it is also available by the night). Requires a hefty deposit to secure reservation and the balance is due 6 weeks out, but it is a fantastic value. We absolutely adored it.
This apartment is VERY popular and requires booking pretty far ahead (but rates remained the same for many years now).
#11
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I always stay here-
http://www.palazzofoscarini.it/pf/en/
Great apartment, location and owner. I've stayed there 5 times and plan on returning.
http://www.palazzofoscarini.it/pf/en/
Great apartment, location and owner. I've stayed there 5 times and plan on returning.
#14
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we spent a week at www.palazzettodaschio.it
it was a fab location not far from guggenheim museum.... apartments are large and fully equiped... good restaurants and grocery nearby... easy walk to all of the city....
it was a fab location not far from guggenheim museum.... apartments are large and fully equiped... good restaurants and grocery nearby... easy walk to all of the city....
#15
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Hi
You really need to state your budget (in euro). Maybe try browsing the list at http://www.viewsonvenice.com.
You really need to state your budget (in euro). Maybe try browsing the list at http://www.viewsonvenice.com.
#17
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I think we paid 875 euro for a week in the ground floor apartment at Corte 1321. It's really a studio with a good kitchen area, but you do have the courtyard mostly to yourself apart from breakfast. It's close to San Silvestro vaporetto stop, not far from the Rialto (market side.)




