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The room and building itself is very comfortable and of a good size in a very good location where everything is easily accessible. However, even before arriving I was not overly impressed. I was sent emails from booking.com to confirm the time of arrival which...More
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1. The place is near impossible to find unless you have a great gps system. It has no awning or marking on the building.
It's in a alley where even the other b&b and hotels have never heard of it....More
We really enjoyed our stay here, super convenient location, easy to catch the vaphretto or walk from the station. Denvier was lovely and although she had very limited English she had written up a nice documents of things to do, restaurants.. it was a lovely...More
I must admit, that their description “how to reach their place” is really helpful and easy. From the airport take bus ACTV or ATVO (both for 8Euro) and it goes directly to the main station Piazzale Roma, where you take a waters (vaporetto in Italian)...More
lovely old building just off the main drag. Excellent feel to the place and very venetian. Directions from owner spot on! Great view from big windows tactfully shuttered with nets. Big spotles bathroom and huge bed!
Cannaregio is the second largest sestiere (district) with its busy Santa Lucia train station. Many transplanted Venetians commute from the outlying areas, “terra firma” to the locals, which is shorthand for any place that is not Venice. Two Grand Canal bridges serve Cannaregio, the newest (Constitution, 2008) still a local hotbed of controversy. Ponte degli Scalzi is a busy link to the train station. Nearby
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shops on the Lista di Spagna offer specialties like pastries and coffee that lure Venetians with a down-to-earth attitude. The Ghetto, where the Jewish population was segregated in Cannaregio, has five historic synagogues with an active Jewish community. The Fondamente Nove bustles with foot traffic to the Rialto and San Marco while vaporettos (water taxis) head to Murano and other islands. Side streets lead into quiet picturesque neighbourhoods and palaces like Ca' d'Oro rise directly out of the water.
