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Hotels in Venice

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La Calcina

La Calcina

Venice

John Ruskin stayed in this pensione on the Dorsoduro in 1877. Now owned by Marc Sibuet and Regina Segre Amar, who promise ‘discreet service and peace’, it faces the Giudecca canal
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    ‘Quiet, even by local standards’, the Romanelli family’s B&B hotel has long been loved by  2
    Hotel Flora

    Hotel Flora

    Venice

    ‘Quiet, even by local standards’, the Romanelli family’s B&B hotel has long been loved by Guide readers.
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      Pensione Accademia – Villa Maravege

      Pensione Accademia – Villa Maravege

      Venice

      A 17th-century villa which was the Russian consulate when Venice was an independent republic, this well-known pensione has a ‘super position’ by a side canal, near the Grand Canal at the Accademia bridge. 
        The proud boast of this opulent hotel is that it has a hundred windows facing the lagoon.

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        Londra Palace

        Londra Palace

        Venice

        The proud boast of this opulent hotel is that it has a hundred windows facing the lagoon.
          In a relatively quiet part of the city, by the Accademia, this 16th-century palazzo 5
          Ca’ Pisani Hotel

          Ca’ Pisani Hotel

          Venice

          In a relatively quiet part of the city, by the Accademia, this 16th-century palazzo is part of the Design Hotels group. 
            ‘One of the attractions of this gem,’ write its nominators, ‘is its location on a junction of canals just behind the Doge’s Palace.’ 

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            Hotel Colombina

            Hotel Colombina

            Venice

            ‘One of the attractions of this gem,’ write its nominators, ‘is its location on a junction of canals just behind the Doge’s Palace.’ 
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              Oltre Il Giardino

              Oltre Il Giardino

              Venice

              Owned and managed by Lorenzo Muner, Oltre Il Giardino is set in the San Polo area of Venice, just a few steps from the Church of Frari and 15 minutes from St Mark’s Square. 
              • garden
              • bandb
              • wifi
              • bb
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              Hotel Ai Reali

              Hotel Ai Reali

              Venice

              A 17th-century former palace refurbished into a luxury hotel in 2013, Hotel Ai Reali is set on a quiet canal between the Rialto and Piazza San Marco.
              • swimming
              • spa
              • dog_friendly
              • wifi
              • swimming_pool
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              Hotel Palazzo Abadessa

              Hotel Palazzo Abadessa

              Venice

              Set in the quiet Cannaregio district, this 16th-century Baroque palace, formerly an aristocratic family home, boasts gorgeous, individually-decorated rooms and suites with frescoed ceilings, 18th-century antique furniture, handmade silk wallpaper and Murano chandeliers. 

                Hotels near Venice

                The ultimate romantic city

                It’s true that tourists slightly outnumber residents in Venice, so many people choose to visit during the spring and autumn shoulder seasons in order to beat the crowds, or in winter, when the city has been returned to its inhabitants but can be cold and gloomy.

                The general consensus, however, is that it is better to go in the height of summer than not at all: the buildings lining the canals of this fascinating city may have stood unchanged for over 600 years, but this is not a place lost in the past or resting on its laurels; Venice’s art, architecture, music, dance and film festivals are stronger than ever and with plenty of focus on the contemporary.

                Probably the best thing about Venice is that it’s easy to get lost, either by mistake or by design, and just a few streets away from crowded areas such as the Rialto or San Marco are the secret squares, deserted alleyways and romantic bridges that make this city so magical.

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