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Londra Palace
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Perfect location, Clean and comfortable and The staff were very attentive, helpful and friendly. A first class experience from beginning to end. We felt very much at home, very far away from home in USA
We cannot wait to return soon !!
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This hotel has the most wonderful location and is a delight to stay in. It is very well appointed and our bedroom on the 4th floor overlooking the Venetian roof tops was beautifully appointed and had the added bonus of a small Venetian balcony. The...More
This is a traditional, boutique hotel located on the waterfront in Venice with easy access to the water taxis. It's steps from St. Marks and restaurants. The staff is friendly, rooms are clean and comfortable. The breakfast offers pastries, cheeses, meats, cooked to order eggs,...More
We recently spent 3 nights in this boutique hotel. The level of service was excellent as you would expect from a 5 star hotel. The room was immaculate and very well presented. The decor however was old fashioned but had lots of character. As we...More
Stayed here for 3 nights at the end of June - 1st time in Venice and location was amazing - facing lagoon. We had a Juliet balcony allowing for first class people watching, water craft zooming by and beautiful views! All hotel staffers were gracious...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.
We stayed in Room 106, the Tchaikovsky Suite, where Tchaikovsky lived for 4 years and wrote his fourth symphony. It was very large — almost a double room — and faced the lagoon. I agree with the other reviewers that you’ll... More
We stayed in Room 106, the Tchaikovsky Suite, where Tchaikovsky lived for 4 years and wrote his fourth symphony. It was very large — almost a double room — and faced the lagoon. I agree with the other reviewers that you’ll love this hotel, regardless of the room you choose.
I don't know about Christmastime, since we went to Venice in late March. However, it was holy week, just before Easter, which might be a useful indicator. Stores and restaurants were open, as were the attractions.
