Description
Located by S. Basilio ferry stop, Palazzo Veneziano offers elegant rooms with free WiFi in Venice. Guests can enjoy the on-site bar. St. Mark's Square and Basilica are 1.1 mi from the property.
Review
"Very friendly and helpful front desk staff. Very friendly, prompt and attentive breakfast staff.
Excellent location, 5 minutes walk from water taxi and water bus, 2 minutes to supermarket and about 10..."
Description
Set in the Cannaregio district, 1476 feet from Venice Grand Canal, Al Mascaron Ridente offers air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi. The Venice Casino is 5 minutes' walk away.
Review
"Perfect location just a short stroll from the main drag. Restaurants and bars nearby had good food and well priced daily menus"
Description
Hotel L' Orologio offers accommodations next to the Grand Canal in Venice, a 5-minute walk from Rialto Bridge and 1969 feet from Campo San Polo Square. WiFi is free throughout.
Review
"friendly and helpfull staff
premium location
clean rooms and facilities"
Description
Set near the Grand Canal in the peaceful Cannaregio district of Venice, UNA Hotel Venezia is a 5-minute walk from the Rialto Bridge, and 10 minutes from St. Mark's Square.
Review
"Location, peaceful area, buffet snacks, staff and friendly"
Venice was highly rated for sightseeing by 2,759 guests from the United States! Venice Travel Guide
A City to Fall in Love With
Renowned for its romantic charm, the entire city of Venice is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Spread across 118 islands, formed by 177 canals and connected by 409 bridges this city is truly magnificent.
Its breath-taking architecture and spectacular art entice millions to experience its history and beauty every year. From San Marco Square with the Doge’s Palace to the lively Jewish Ghetto, Venice can be both opulent and down to earth.
Visit the Rialto Market and the charming Rialto Bridge and then take a gondola ride through the canals before learning how Venetian and Murano glass is made. The city’s churches, piazzas and museums are all worth a visit and can be easily reached within a short walk.
The Venetian Carnival is an unforgettable experience, with or without a mask. The latest trends in modern art are on display at the Venice Biennale and Italy's cinema take center stage at the world’s oldest Film Festival.
Buses and boats run from Marco Polo International Airport and Treviso Airport to the city center. From luxury hotels, to comfortable B&B, to self-catered apartments, Booking.com has great accommodations for your trip to Venice.
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Venice is a charming but touristy city that worth visiting.
Venice is a charming but touristy city that worth visiting. Beware not to bring bring luggage as all the areas are not accessible by cars. Most areas are not accessible by boat so need to bring small luggage since it’s a long walk up and down many bridges. Taxi boat is heavenly but also very costly. You can take the boat bus but it doesn’t access to private pier.
Elizabeth
United States of America
10
Venice is worth visiting.
Venice is worth visiting. It is beautiful with lots to see and do. Depending on when you go, it can be very crowded with tourists and hot. Since it is a walking city, it can be difficult if you have bad feet or legs. There are lots of bridges and steep steps. If you are not interested in the various side trips inland or to the other islands, you can do Venice in 2 full days. Plan to venture out early. It will be cooler and the crowds/lines will be smaller. Plan to eat meals away from the very expensive touristy area of San Marco. One last tip -- if you are taking a cruise, stay near the cruise terminal. You won't have the bag drag or expensive transportation to get there.
Anonymous
United States of America
10
A wonderful place to visit.
A wonderful place to visit. The many gondolas, canals and bridges were so different to experience. I must say it was too crowded everywhere day and night. But that didn’t take away from the beauty and lifestyle of Venice. Restaurants were very friendly and accommodating. A trip of a lifetime. It was on my bucket list.
Deborah
Canada
10
Venice is very interesting to see, but can be extremely...
Venice is very interesting to see, but can be extremely crowded at the popular sights. Plan to go to these sights early or late in the day. Have a good map and use side streets to avoid the crowds on the main routes. You can go online to see how many cruise ships will be docking in Venice each day so you may want to avoid San Marco Square on busy days.
Anonymous
United States of America
8.0
The crowds around San Marco and the Rialto bridge are...
The crowds around San Marco and the Rialto bridge are oppressive! We stayed in a small B&B on the north side of the island. It was quiet with plenty of hidden restaurants and bars and no cruise tourists!
Be forewarned on the water taxis. I couldn't buy a ticket on a Sunday where I got on the boat, but was told I could buy one onboard. There were no signs onboard to show how to buy the tickets so I waited for a conductor of some type. When one finally came by, I held out my money and was told it was too late. Now I had to pay a fine of 60 euros each! When I tried to plead my case, the woman started yelling at me in a very derogatory manner as if I had been caught trying to steal a ride. I finally just handed her the money and told her to just shut up and give me my change. She became indignant, but she did shut up and gave me my change LOL. Lesson learned. Always ask someone in authority immediately!
Rose
United Kingdom
10
Such a beautiful and romantic city.
Such a beautiful and romantic city. Amazing buildings and views. Quite expensive, however if you find the right places you can get food at good prices. Water bus system of transport is very convenient and easy. Also the train station system is very easy, we travelled to Verona and back one day and this was fabulous and convenient.
“We stayed in six different hotels or B&B’s during our two weeks in Italy and this was our favorite. The room is clean and beautifully decorated, large in size, and breakfast was amazing. No regrets!”
“This was the nicest apartment we stayed in during three weeks in Italy. So comfortable and beautifully appointed! Everything worked including the air conditioner which we needed during our stay. ”
“Perfect location. Great to see Tallest bell tower from room. But, would’ve assumed the rooms were nicer based upon pictures and $$$. Stayed in nicer cheaper rooms around Italy (maybe Venice more expensive on avg.). I may try a different place if I ever get back, but that’s a great back-up. ”
“The location was great, the views from the windows were amazing and there was anything you could need in the apartment. Francesco meet us at the stop and was very helpful. Also my brother left a small item at the apartment and they went out of their way to send it to us while we were still in Italy! We would definitely stay again! ”
“Room was facing the Grand Canal and window opened up to let us hear the sound of the singers on the gondolas. Fantastic views! Spend the money, get a room on the canal.”
“This is the five stars hotel with the five stars service and facilities. They reply you by your own name whenever you ask something. Set up the room twice a day. Clean soft towels all the time.”
“Very nice hotel at a great location, right in front of the train station and very close to the bus station as well. Nice decoration and excellent breakfast. I would stay longer if I could.”
“We loved our stay at Rialto hotel. So close to everything. And also, hotel offers the boat to go to Murano island, which is really convenient to our trip in Venice. Highly recommended Rialto hotel!”
“At the Grand Canal. Well situated. Friendly and helpful reception.
Delicious breakfast.
We had the terrasse room. Small inside, but with large terrasse.”
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