Hey guys off to Venice Italy this summer with my family. I need a decent upscale affordable hotel centrally located. does anyone have any recommendations? just for one night. thanks
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Went to Venice last September for first time , bloody expensive but unique and enchanting , so worth the cost.
Loads of hotels to choose from, I stayed in one in the heart of the city, very small rooms but perfectly ok, cost about 4000 baht for the night. Think I found it on the Easyjet site under hotels.
Half hour gondola trip is about 5000 baht! and a gin and tonic in a good hotel is about 750 baht.
One thing i did do which was fantastic was having dinner in the famous Hotel Cipriani on the terrace. This went straight to the top of best occasions I had last year.
Even better than a twosome with two superstar LB ! ! !
Its a must do.harris11
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You can pay a lot of money for a night in a half decent hotel in Venice.
After 4 visits, I can't recommend any one place but for a single night, one of the small private hotels will be fine. Just don't expect a large room.
As you arrive at Venice, look for the sign pointing to the Information Office. The sign is the letter "i" written in script & every town in Italy has one. In Venice, it is before the causeway & has a carpark alongside it.
Ask them what accommodation there is & they will give you the name & cost of every room available for that night.
They will ring through & book it for you, you just pay them at the counter & they give you a voucher. The service is excellent, they will show you exactly where the place is in relation to St Marcos Square & provide any other advice you need.
I always found it best to book after 11am which is checkout time in Italy. Before people check out, the room isn't on the system, once the hotel has a free room, it's as good as yours.
I have never missed getting somewhere reasonable (nothing is cheap in Venice), even on a weekend, which is to be avoided at all costs. The weekend is when the locals visit Venice & the place is heaving with people.
I have never been more than a block away from St Marcos, not bad when you see how far away some of the name hotels are.
If you are travelling by train or bus, I don't know how you can get them to stop at the Information Office, I always drive there, but there must be a few sites available.Despite the high cost of living, it continues to be popular.
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Good advice paccie
Reflections, this is a nice family run hotel pretty close to the action. I haven't stayed there myself but it was recommended to me by friends.
http://www.alportico.com/ (around 135 euros for a family room end of july)
This one is a bit more 'Vegas' but also kid-friendly :
http://www.luxorcairohotel.it/en/index.htm (around 100 euros)
Anyway plenty of options and availability looks ok at the minute. Have funDid you exchange a walk-on part in the war for a lead role in a cage
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