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sg11 Jun 25th, 2008 06:36 AM

Venice accomodations
 
I was looking for a recommendation on hotel accomodations. I plan on staying in Venice for 3 nights and was looking for a place near the canal, and in the $200-250 range or less.
Thanks

Travelnut Jun 25th, 2008 06:43 AM

We stayed last Sept07 at Locanda San Barnaba for 170E double or twin (160E in cash). Very nice hotel, breakfast patio, bar, salon room, about 50 meters from Ca'Rezzonico vaporetto stop (Line 1 only). This is the Dorsoduro area. Our room was the 'pink' twins with the draped chairs and wood beams.

http://www.locanda-sanbarnaba.com/

MFNYC Jun 25th, 2008 06:44 AM

How many in the room and when are you going? Prices vary by season and my headcount.

I like Hotel FLora, alhtough it's not on a canal, it's in a quiet location near St. Mark's.

Dukey Jun 25th, 2008 06:46 AM

Locanda Orseolo....great place.

avalon Jun 25th, 2008 06:48 AM

I too was going to recommend the Flora

https://www.insidevenice.it/hotelflo..._principale=43

vincenzod Jun 25th, 2008 07:03 AM

Few days ago I discovered this B&B and I enjoyed it very much and now I will consider it my first choice when I will go to Venice:
CASA GOTTARDI
www.casagottardi.it .

Vincenzo

toni_g_b Jun 25th, 2008 11:01 AM

Check out Hotel Abadessa
http://www.abadessa.com/en/index.htm

It's pretty amazing. We stayed there last August for about 200 Euro and would return tomorrow if we could. A gorgeous garden for a very sumptuous breakfast or complementary aperitivo in the evening. Comfortable, quiet, elegant room with a bigger than usual bathroom. The staff were friendly and helpful. The hotel sits on one of the side canals if you want a water taxi to take you directly to it. And it's about a block and half to the Grande Canal at the Ca D'Oro stop. Once you get the lay of the land you'll be surprised how central the location is. And if you don't mind walking a little bit to the north you can take the Alilaguna line directly to or from the airport.

sg11 Jun 25th, 2008 05:43 PM

I forgot to mention that we are 2 adults and I 8 year old.

lisa1420 Jun 25th, 2008 06:04 PM

We stayed at the Westin Europa which is right on the canal.

I didn't want to stay in the typical "americanized hotel" but we had teenagers with us. They loved the hotel. The breakfast buffet is served in the restaurant overlooking the canal.

It is a short walk to St.Marks square.

I would highly recommend this hotel.
They also have a private water taxi from the train station to the hotel if you wish.


ssc2229 Jun 25th, 2008 07:59 PM

http://www.liassidipalacehotel.com/en/index.htm

Check out the Liassidi Palace Hotel - modern, renovated, not too far from St. Mark's and reasonble.

kappa Jun 26th, 2008 04:07 AM

USD250 = € 158

Westin Europa is 5 *. Probably out of question even in low seasons.

Liassidi4* would also be hard. As somebody above wrote, it's important to know when you are going. The rates can change a lot depending on it.

LuvToRoam Jun 26th, 2008 04:44 AM

We stayed at B & B Sandra http://www.bbalessandra.com/ when we visited Venice a few years ago. Depending upon your needs, this place and their location was perfect. We had the upper room with the rooftop terrace. A very clean place, wonderful hosts and yummy breakfasts. We found her neighborhood easy to navigate and transportation to everything within walking distance. Have a great time in Venice. What a great city! Shirley


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