Venice hotel with balcony, canal
#1
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Join Date: Mar 2003
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Venice hotel with balcony, canal
Does anyone have any suggestions for a hotel in Venice with a balcony and canal view for around 200 euro? I've searched the previous postings and found some hotels mentioned but usually without prices. We'll be there next September/October. Thanks.
#2
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A friend of mine stayed at this hotel and had nothing but praise for it: The Hotel Marconi, next to the Rialto Bridge. It's a small hotel of 20 rooms or so, three or four of which have views of the grand canal. It's in your price range, and you can google it to take a look.
#3
Join Date: Apr 2003
Posts: 270
I haven't stayed there, but doing a search for a hotel in Venice, I came across some reviews on tripadvisor.com, about Hotel Lisbona, which does have balconied rooms with canal views at an affordable rate. So does the Europa&Regina, at premium rates.
http://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowUserR...ce_Veneto.html
http://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowUserR...ce_Veneto.html
#4
Join Date: Mar 2003
Posts: 2,501
Hi
My wife and I went to Venice in June 2003 and we stayed at hotel Continental. We got a pretty big room with big windows facing the Canal Grande. I have posted a "review" of the hotel in my trip report which is posted on my personal homepage www.gardkarlsen.com. I have also posted some pictures of the hotel of course
We paind about 150 € for the room per night.
Regards
Gard
Stavanger, Norway
My wife and I went to Venice in June 2003 and we stayed at hotel Continental. We got a pretty big room with big windows facing the Canal Grande. I have posted a "review" of the hotel in my trip report which is posted on my personal homepage www.gardkarlsen.com. I have also posted some pictures of the hotel of course
We paind about 150 € for the room per night.Regards
Gard
Stavanger, Norway
#5
Join Date: Feb 2003
Posts: 67
I have stayed at the Europa & Regina, in my opinion it is the best place to stay in Venice. I have stayed at other 5 star hotels there. I feel this is by far one of the best locations. We also had a room with a balcony looking over the canal. I don't remember the price, but I think it was reasonable compared to other hotels in Venice.I think the hotel was better priced than a meal in Venice!
#6
Join Date: Jan 2003
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The Europa and Regina is a great hotel. Currently their prices start about $449 a night, but to guarantee a room with balcony and full canal view, you will probably need to go over $750 a night, just a tiny bit more than the $200 budget.
I was going to suggest Hotel Rialto, one of the few moderate priced hotels that would actually guarantee me a room with a balcony on the Grand Canal (rather than telling me it depended upon availability upon check-in as the Marconi did when I contacted them). But that is likely to be pushing $300 a night. Worth a try -- as it may be less in October than I've paid in the summer.
I was going to suggest Hotel Rialto, one of the few moderate priced hotels that would actually guarantee me a room with a balcony on the Grand Canal (rather than telling me it depended upon availability upon check-in as the Marconi did when I contacted them). But that is likely to be pushing $300 a night. Worth a try -- as it may be less in October than I've paid in the summer.
#9
Join Date: Jul 2003
Posts: 922
Surlock,
DLN is absolutely correct...we were very happy with Hotel Marconi!!
www.hotelmarconi.it.com
If you'd like to see a view....?
www.pbase.com/baileyzim/venice
DLN is absolutely correct...we were very happy with Hotel Marconi!!
www.hotelmarconi.it.com
If you'd like to see a view....?
www.pbase.com/baileyzim/venice
#11
Join Date: Oct 2003
Posts: 183
I just requested lots of rates for March (just before high season):
Hotel Antico Doge has rooms with balcony's, rate of about 250E
Hotel Ca' d'Oro has one room with a balcony at I think 180 E
Hotel Marconi was about 325 E, and I'm not even sure if that particular room had a balcony, but some of them do.
Ca' Le Vele (where we will be staying) has a huge suite with a terrace over the canal...150 E.
Be certain to check in with the hotel when they say "balcony." Ca' Le Vele states balcony's for every room and one with a terrace. The one with the "terrace" is the only one that has room for you to step out on to, sit, etc. ??? So the one with the terrace is what we booked.
You can find their website at veniceby.com.
Hotel Antico Doge has rooms with balcony's, rate of about 250E
Hotel Ca' d'Oro has one room with a balcony at I think 180 E
Hotel Marconi was about 325 E, and I'm not even sure if that particular room had a balcony, but some of them do.
Ca' Le Vele (where we will be staying) has a huge suite with a terrace over the canal...150 E.
Be certain to check in with the hotel when they say "balcony." Ca' Le Vele states balcony's for every room and one with a terrace. The one with the "terrace" is the only one that has room for you to step out on to, sit, etc. ??? So the one with the terrace is what we booked.
You can find their website at veniceby.com.
#13
Join Date: Feb 2003
Posts: 662
do you need both? we had a very nice quiet canal view for 190euros at Hotel Ala in mid October. the room was small but stylish, the breakfast was really good, and the staff very helpful...we were very happy there...heard lots of gondoliers, but not to excess...
#14
Join Date: Jul 2003
Posts: 922
Hotel Marconi......200 Euros in May....I'm sure that the rate is better in Sept/Oct.!!!
Yes, that is the room with the Canal view!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
But book ahead...just a few rooms in Marconi with views!!!
Also check out Hotel Pensione Wildner.....incredible views!!!
I'm staying there in a few weeks!! 130Euros.
www.veneziahotels.it
Yes, that is the room with the Canal view!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
But book ahead...just a few rooms in Marconi with views!!!
Also check out Hotel Pensione Wildner.....incredible views!!!
I'm staying there in a few weeks!! 130Euros.
www.veneziahotels.it
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#16
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Join Date: Mar 2003
Posts: 16
thanks for the responses. I've e-mailed about twenty hotels asking if they have balconies. I've heard back from ten but the responses in some cases weren't definitive. So I've responded asking for more information. So far, Leon Bianco, Locanda San Barnaba, and Locanda Barbarigo have responded that they do not have balconies at least for our time period.
Mamma_Love, The terrace at Ca' Le Vele sounds great. I'll try veniceby.com. The Hotel Ala has a balcony room over the canal for 280 euros. Once I get information about which hotels have balconies, I'll post it for other readers.
Mamma_Love, The terrace at Ca' Le Vele sounds great. I'll try veniceby.com. The Hotel Ala has a balcony room over the canal for 280 euros. Once I get information about which hotels have balconies, I'll post it for other readers.
#17
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Join Date: Mar 2003
Posts: 16
Here's some Venice hotels that I've found with balconies overlooking canals for under 350 euro next October: Antica Locanda al Gambero, Ala, American, Antico Doge, Locanda Ca'le Vele, Lisbona and Olympia. I think the Marconi and C'd'Oro also have them. I've booked the terrace room at Locanda Ca' le Vele and would appreciate any feedback on the hotel. Thanks to everyone who responded.
