Places to stay in Venice
Jun 29th, 2005, 08:50 AM
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Places to stay in Venice
Hi everyone
I've been reading this forum for a couple of weeks now and it's so interesting and I've learned so much. My honey and I are taking a trip to Italy in October and we will be spending 2 days in Venice. Does anyone have any recommendations on places to stay. I'm looking for a reasonably priced place, not a $300 a night hotel. If anyone has stayed at a nice/clean B&B and has any recommendations, I would totally appreciate it. Thanks
Raquel
I've been reading this forum for a couple of weeks now and it's so interesting and I've learned so much. My honey and I are taking a trip to Italy in October and we will be spending 2 days in Venice. Does anyone have any recommendations on places to stay. I'm looking for a reasonably priced place, not a $300 a night hotel. If anyone has stayed at a nice/clean B&B and has any recommendations, I would totally appreciate it. Thanks
Raquel
Jun 29th, 2005, 09:00 AM
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Jun 29th, 2005, 10:06 AM
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Locanda le vele,Calle de le Vele http://www.locandalevele.com/ .
We stayed three nights in June in a very large room behind the reception desk with a small balcony, large windows overlooking a canal, air conditioning, updated bath (small shower), beautiful furnishings. We had two teens who slept on a fold out couch, all for about 250 per night. Should be less in October. Breakfast served in room. Couldn't have been nicer. Would stay again in a minute.
We stayed three nights in June in a very large room behind the reception desk with a small balcony, large windows overlooking a canal, air conditioning, updated bath (small shower), beautiful furnishings. We had two teens who slept on a fold out couch, all for about 250 per night. Should be less in October. Breakfast served in room. Couldn't have been nicer. Would stay again in a minute.
Jun 29th, 2005, 10:35 AM
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www.ca-satriano.com/www/page.html
Loved the B&B, Ca Satriano. Very clean. Great location just off Grand Canal. Easy walk to almost anything. Only three rooms - two up and one down. Host brings breakfast each morning, cleans and then you have the place all to yourself. Like having your own home. Slow to reply to emails, but be patient.
This small hotel, Novecento, was on the same alleyway and although we didn't stay there, it looked quite nice. Good price. Take a look.
www.veniceby.com/novecentovenice/
Loved the B&B, Ca Satriano. Very clean. Great location just off Grand Canal. Easy walk to almost anything. Only three rooms - two up and one down. Host brings breakfast each morning, cleans and then you have the place all to yourself. Like having your own home. Slow to reply to emails, but be patient.
This small hotel, Novecento, was on the same alleyway and although we didn't stay there, it looked quite nice. Good price. Take a look.
www.veniceby.com/novecentovenice/
Jun 29th, 2005, 10:40 AM
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I liked La Forcola - http://www.laforcolahotel.com .
Jun 29th, 2005, 10:54 AM
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It's very popular (deservedly so) so hard to get reservations but I love Pensione La Calcina www.lacalcina.com
Prices 75 to 185 euro depending on single, double, view, no view, with a ince breakfast included.
Prices 75 to 185 euro depending on single, double, view, no view, with a ince breakfast included.
Jun 29th, 2005, 11:03 AM
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And right next door to La Calcina is Pensione Seguso, where i have not stayed but seen favorable comments on...
www.pensioneseguso.it
www.pensioneseguso.it
Jun 29th, 2005, 11:44 AM
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Try www.palazzoduodo.com
It's a really nice B&B with three suites(you get your own front door key) midway between Piazza San Marco and Rialto. There is an elevator as the apartment is on the 3rd floor. Two years ago I paid around €90 a night for a large B&B suite with 2 canal views. I would definitely stay there again.
It's a really nice B&B with three suites(you get your own front door key) midway between Piazza San Marco and Rialto. There is an elevator as the apartment is on the 3rd floor. Two years ago I paid around €90 a night for a large B&B suite with 2 canal views. I would definitely stay there again.
Jun 29th, 2005, 01:15 PM
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WOW!!!! I'm so impressed by this forum. I so appreciate all of your responses. It's been so hectic scheduling our trip but fun at the same time. You guys are really amazing. This trip is a lifelong dream. I can't wait to get there. Thank you so very much 
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Jun 29th, 2005, 02:14 PM
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www.locandaorseolo.com Awesome, awesome place. Our stay there was the highlight of our trip. The rooms are huge and beautiful with murano chandeliers and balconies. The breakfast is wonderful and included. But the people that run it are the best part. They booked all of our train trips and tours and made our stay so wonderful. They are so nice. And great location too! And under 200 euros I believe.
Jun 29th, 2005, 02:17 PM
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When we were in Venice in May, we walked by La Calcina, and had lunch/dinner there several times during our week stay.
We went inside to check out the hotel, and it was very charming.
I fell in love with Dorsoduro, and the Zattere. So beautiful and quiet and peaceful.
We picked up a brochure from the hotel, and were surprised how inexpensive it was, considering the great location.
Wherever you stay, Venice will steal your heart.
We went inside to check out the hotel, and it was very charming.
I fell in love with Dorsoduro, and the Zattere. So beautiful and quiet and peaceful.
We picked up a brochure from the hotel, and were surprised how inexpensive it was, considering the great location.
Wherever you stay, Venice will steal your heart.
Jun 29th, 2005, 05:46 PM
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Raquel-- word of caution on some of the web sites that show "ratings" for hotels in specific cities. Seems that some do not post negative comments about the hotels that they display, only great, good, or mildly negative comments. My wife and I recently stayed at the Al Gambero hotel in Venice near San Marco Square-- hotel was so so, one had to be a mountain goat to get to your room - not worth the $210 euros /night and said so to Venere.com who represented the hotel. We have yet to see those comments posted to share with others, although more recent favorable comments have shown up regarding other hotels. So buyer beware. I would favor hotels away from San Marco-- less expensive, less crowded and noisy-- you can walk in minutes to just about anywhere in Venice's tourist area, so staying a bit "out of the way" is not a problem. Try the Rialto Bridge area-- looked like some decent hotels in that area. October will be less expensive than the summer so your choices will be greater.
Jun 30th, 2005, 08:21 AM
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Inkere- I would suggest you post your comments on TripAdvisor.com. They do review it before they post it, but I believe as long as you don't say anything rude, crude or nasty it will be posted. I have seen many negative comments and ratings on that website.
