Is room facing street at back of Pensione Accademica in Venice OK?
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Is room facing street at back of Pensione Accademica in Venice OK?
I manage to get a double room at the Pensione Accademia in Sept., as I heard good reviews about the hotel. But all the rooms with view facing canal are gone. They only have one facing back street. Should I book? Anyone who had stayed there please advise. Thank you.
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I just got home from the Accademia. The thing I liked best was our water view. I thought the back rooms faced an interior courtyard garden, also pretty. I might check La Calcina which is in the same general area but a bit further from San Marco. They will have more rooms with water views & people on this site like it very much. It looked charming.
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The message from Luciano (hotel manager?) said that the only room left is a standard room "OVERLOOKING THE BACK STREET OF THE HOTEL", so I assume that would be a small street or alleyway. If the hotel itself is great, I would rather stick with it and ask to be on the waiting list for a "room with a view" than going to another one. I have done fairly extensive research to settle on this hotel.
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for JC:<BR><BR>Stick with your reservation at Pensione Accademia. It is such a charming place, that no matter where your room faces you should be happy. The rooms are well appointed and the breakfast is a cut above the usual. The area itself is charming. Go for it!<BR><BR>Mary Kay
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Rent "Summertime" with Katherine Hepburn(1955) you'll get a peak at your hotel and some great footage of Venice. Supposedly your hotel was where she "stayed". It's a great spot..and the back street will be quieter. You are steps away from the Grand Canal.
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Thanks for all your "encouragement". I made a mistake in reading the calendar! I should be going to Venice a week later, and the Accademia does have a "room with a view". So I am happy, although I would also gladly stay in a room facing the back street too, after hearing all your positive feedback.<BR><BR>I did watch Summertime soem years ago, but didnit pay much attention to the hotel. I will remember to rent it again.<BR><BR>Thanks.
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I wouldn't even think of staying in any room in Venice that does not overlook a canal. There is nothing like waking up in the morning and looking out your window to see the gondolas and other boats going by. Nothing. Spring for a room with a view. You only live once.
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