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Lista di Spagna 146 | Cannaregio, 30121 Venice, Italy
Lista di Spagna 146 | Cannaregio, 30121 Venice, Italy
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We were booked here as part of a small tour.I will start by saying that the restaurant here was probably the best of our trip thru Italy. Two nights we had dinner here- four courses- outstanding. Wesat outside overlooking the Grand Canal and one night...More
My wife and I stayed here for 3 nights it wasn’t the hotel we had booked but were moved here as our hotel couldn’t accommodate us. It is a decent hotel with friendly helpful staff from the front desk to the maids and the staff...More
I stayed at Hotel Principe for three nights while on a Trafalgar tour. It had an excellent location right on the Grand Canal that allowed you to have breakfast and other meals with that spectacular view. Like many hotels in Venice, it was very "old...More
Stayed 4 nights from May 7th; we returned for what had been a pleasant experience last June. Standards seem to have slipped. The air conditioning in our room was broken (apparently in other rooms as well) which meant we had to sleep with windows open...More
This room is in a perfect spot in Venice. The bridge to cross the Grand canal is 1 block away, and there is a restaurant and bakery right out the door. The service is fantastic!. We arrived very early for check in, they were able...More
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 neighborhoods and palaces like Ca' d'Oro rise directly out of the water.
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First - check with your cruise line where your ship will depart from - it is probably the Marittima which is not far from your hotel (as the crow flies) but some smaller ships dock elsewhere.
How you get to the boat depends... More
First - check with your cruise line where your ship will depart from - it is probably the Marittima which is not far from your hotel (as the crow flies) but some smaller ships dock elsewhere.
How you get to the boat depends on how much luggage you have, how fit you are, what time of day you are travelling and how deep your pockets are! Water taxi is the stylish way but it'll be around €90 for what is a very short trip - worth finding out if others from your hotel are making the trip and share the cost. You could take a vaporetto to Piazzale Roma and then the People Mover to the ship, but not if you have a lot of luggage. I think there may also be a shuttle from the train station to the ships so ask the cruise line about this - your hotel is very close to the train station, walkable even with heavy luggage.
Some hotels in Venice make use of a porterage service, so ask your tour operator/cruise line if they do, and ask the hotel as well (my case was delivered to Hotel Principe this way, but I was travelling as part of a group).
Hope that helps.
There is 3 on site the Japanese and 2 buffet style ones there is always something for everyone to eat we really enjoyed the one nearest the beach the only downside was breakfast lots of different way cooked eggs but no full... More
There is 3 on site the Japanese and 2 buffet style ones there is always something for everyone to eat we really enjoyed the one nearest the beach the only downside was breakfast lots of different way cooked eggs but no full English
