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Pensione Guerrato
Hi,
I am considering this hotel for our 3 night stay in Venice. It is near the Rialto bridge. Is this a good area to stay in? Is this in the Dorsoduro area? Also, should I be concerned that there is no air conditioning for Sept 20-23? Thsnks. |
http://www.fodors.com/forums/threadselect.jsp?fid=2
is the link to a question that someone just asked about this hotel and the need for AC. Unfortunately many low-end hotels turn on the AC for summer only, so it is possible that unless you're prepared to spring for a lot more, you might not get AC in late September. However, on the plus side Venice starts to cool by late September, according to climate data. Good luck. |
Search under 'two hotels venice' for the Italy region and you'll find a question that someone just asked about this hotel and the need for AC. (I tried to post you a link but alas, it doesn't seem to be the right one.) Unfortunately many low-end hotels turn on the AC for summer only, so it is possible that unless you're prepared to spring for a lot more, you might not get AC in late September. However, on the plus side Venice starts to cool by late September, according to climate data. Good luck.
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Hi crystalnpat, I just asked some questions about this hotel the other day. Here is the link - I think it will solve a couple of your questions. http://www.fodors.com/forums/threads...p;tid=34474088 I think the area is a good one! As to a/c, they do have rooms with a/c. Have a great trip! SRS |
I stayed at this hotel in late Sept. and I do not think you will need AC. The weather was lovely while I was there, just one day of rain. I really enjoyed this hotel- the staff was wonderful. Rick Steves was arriving there the day we left.
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