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Entering this property is like going back in time, very historic that adds to the charm. In a good position within easy walking of all the main attractions, local restaurants reasonably priced (turn left out of hotel, then turn right, continue across square and over...More
Very helpful staff. Nice loacation. Pizza place closeby and other restaurants. The boat to the station is also closeby. Nice square where you can sip on wine and enjoy. The lady there helped us with our bags and also got us a water taxi. Scenic...More
We stayed 2 nights in this accommodation and it was lovely.
It took us a while to find as Venice isn't easy to get around but we got to see more as we were walking around.
Once we arrived we were greeted by a very...More
It's a classical Venetian hotel. Staff are very friendly and they know what people need such as how to walk to the port, how to approach to the airport, and the price of water taxi, etc. But the soundproof isn't good because it's an old...More
I'll start by saying the location was great, and if you want somewhere purely for that this is a great place to stay.
Personally though, after spending a little over £100 to stay, I felt it really lacked in some areas. The first being the...More
Castello is the largest of the six sestieri (districts), and the only one not facing onto the Grand Canal. More than half of Castello is situated within Arsenale, the naval base, which occupies over one-fifth the area of Venice. This gentrified maritime neighbourhood feels busy but casual. Castello’s side streets are laid back, with small boats lining canals criss-crossed by laundry. Semiannual exhibitions add a
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strong artsy current to the Arsenale area. Via Garibaldi in Castello, with its shops and bars, has one of Venice's rare straight and wide boulevards. When a large ship turns around the Lido to enter the Giudecca Canal, the startling sight creates an illusion that it will run aground right on Via Garibaldi! Families treasure Giardini near the island's tip, green with rare trees and grass, and Riva degli Schiavoni is a popular spot for Venetians to take a stroll to watch the sunset.