Where to Stay in Venice??
Apr 26th, 2007, 10:24 AM
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Where to Stay in Venice??
We're flying into Milan and then taking a train to Venice. Can you recommend a reasonably-priced hotel that will be close to the train station and easy to find? Also, how close is the train station to, say, Marks Square?
Apr 26th, 2007, 10:32 AM
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I flew into Venice and took the train out to Florence. Venice is not big (stunningly beautiful but small) and the only way to get around is the water taxi system do yourself a favor and get a map of the water taxi stops. You would arrive by train and take what would be a short water Taxi ride (15 minutes) and stay in St Marks Square. If you are staying a couple of nights you might consider doing what we did and rent an apartment.
Apr 26th, 2007, 11:41 AM
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Maybe some help here.....
Just off Piazza San Marco at Calle dei Fabbri 4680 stands the Palace Bonvecchiati (6) (00 39 041 296 3111; www.llhotels.com), a sleek boutique hotel that opened in 2004. Doubles from €190 (£100) including breakfast. As well as 70 contemporary-chic bedrooms with black marble bathrooms, the hotel offers a "wellness" centre with Jacuzzi, sauna and steam room. Further south, in the Dorsoduro district, an excellent budget option is Pensione La Calcina (7) on Fondamenta Zattere ai Gesuati (00 39 041 520 6466; www.lacalcina.com); doubles from €99 (£70). It was at this delightfully old-fashioned 29-room inn that John Ruskin wrote at least part of The Stones of Venice.
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Just off Piazza San Marco at Calle dei Fabbri 4680 stands the Palace Bonvecchiati (6) (00 39 041 296 3111; www.llhotels.com), a sleek boutique hotel that opened in 2004. Doubles from €190 (£100) including breakfast. As well as 70 contemporary-chic bedrooms with black marble bathrooms, the hotel offers a "wellness" centre with Jacuzzi, sauna and steam room. Further south, in the Dorsoduro district, an excellent budget option is Pensione La Calcina (7) on Fondamenta Zattere ai Gesuati (00 39 041 520 6466; www.lacalcina.com); doubles from €99 (£70). It was at this delightfully old-fashioned 29-room inn that John Ruskin wrote at least part of The Stones of Venice.
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Apr 26th, 2007, 12:09 PM
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Yes you can rent for less then a week.
In Venice we used http://www.holiday-rentals.co.uk/Ven...fa/find.squery. We stayed in Florence for 5 nights we used www.houseinflorence.com
We did spend our last night in Venice at the The Hotel Rialto it is in a great location but for the price it was just okay.
In Venice we used http://www.holiday-rentals.co.uk/Ven...fa/find.squery. We stayed in Florence for 5 nights we used www.houseinflorence.com
We did spend our last night in Venice at the The Hotel Rialto it is in a great location but for the price it was just okay.
