Venice hotel-125E
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Venice hotel-125E
Flying into an Venice for one night-pre cruise. Looking for a hotel for about 125E for my husband and I. Nothing real fancy, just clean with a private bath. Would be great if it was in agood location, near a gondla exit, as we will have a good bit of cruise luggage with us. We want to see the signts before we leave the next evening.
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Try www.hotelgalleria.it or http://www.aitagliapietra.com/
Have stayed at both and would recommend both.
Have stayed at both and would recommend both.
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Try the Alloggi Marinella, that is where we stayed before our cruise. You can get a bus from the airport to Piazzalle Roma and walk a short ways to the hotel. The next morning just walk back to P. Roma and catch the People Mover (tram) to the port. Easy Peasy. It is recommended on the website Venice for Visitors. http://europeforvisitors.com/venice/...zzale-roma.htm
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I agree 100% with what Gundy recommends. Venice is not a place to be dragging a lot of luggage around with you.
Stay as close to Piazzalle Roma as possible so you can catch a taxi to the marina (usually around €10) the day of your cruise.
From the Piazzalle it is easy to take a vaporetto the entire length of the Grand Canal to Piazza San Marco.
Stay as close to Piazzalle Roma as possible so you can catch a taxi to the marina (usually around €10) the day of your cruise.
From the Piazzalle it is easy to take a vaporetto the entire length of the Grand Canal to Piazza San Marco.
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So, if I want to see Venice, like the Grand Canal and St. Marks, etc. is that doable from Alloggi Marinella? Currently, it is showing sold out for that night, but don't know if prices just aren't loaded yet? Any idea for price to expect?
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Here you are:
http://www.locandamarinella.com/
look for it on TA - they have 10% discount at the moment.
http://www.locandamarinella.com/
look for it on TA - they have 10% discount at the moment.
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You have six months to learn how to pack for a cruise. There's a lot of information about this at cruisecritic.com, most of which will encourage you to pack as if your trip length is one week. Taking a lot of luggage on a cruise (especially to/from Venice) makes no sense. That may sound harsh, but you will be thankful for this advice should you heed it. Your comment about a gondola exit isn't relevant; gondolas aren't used to transport luggage. By the way, I write from experience. My husband and I sailed into/out of Venice last week on Celebrity's Solstice. Sailing down the Giudecca canal was something I'll never forget.
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Thanks Betsy. This will be my 19th cruise, so I've got an idea about packing. Did Europe for 2 weeks last year with just a backpack, but when I cruise, I like to dress nice at dinner, with multiple outfits. Going on a 12 night cruise. A backpack won't cut it for this trip.
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TPAYT, when we are fully ensconsed at home, I'll see if I can figure out how to post photos.
koryandleslie, for a 12-night cruise, I'd pack one pair of (washable) black silk pants and three dressy tops to wear to dinner. You're right! A backpack won't cut it for a 12-night cruise!
koryandleslie, for a 12-night cruise, I'd pack one pair of (washable) black silk pants and three dressy tops to wear to dinner. You're right! A backpack won't cut it for a 12-night cruise!





