“A charming B&B with a slight Casanova theme. Each room and suite extravagantly decked out in bright fabrics, gilt mirrors, funky chandeliers, some with four poster beds. The roof top is an excellent perch to view Venice from. Romantic but also family friendly.”
“A charming B&B with a slight Casanova theme. Each room and suite extravagantly decked out in bright fabrics, gilt mirrors, funky chandeliers, some with four poster beds. The roof top is an excellent perch to view Venice from. Romantic but also family friendly.”
Recommended For
- Honeymoons
- Special honeymoon packages are offered to newlyweds with everything thought of from in-room roses to romantic day trips
- Groups
- Apartments sleeping up to four people make this a great choice for small groups
- Local exploring
- Well placed on a canal by the La Fenice opera house, in the San Marco district
- Designer Shopping
- Find a wide range of boutiques and designer outlets in nearby San Marco
- Sights nearby
- Stroll down to St Mark's Square and admire the architecture
- Other Activities
- Take a classic gondola trip through Venice's canals
- Local markets
- No restaurant
- Breakfast served
- Minimum Stay
- Often 2 nights
- Theme hotel
- Roof terrace
- Downtown
- Views
- Romantic
- Four poster beds
- Retro/Vintage
- Child friendly
Facilities
- No restaurant
- Breakfast served
- Minimum Stay
- Often 2 nights
- Wifi
- Roof terrace
- Safe
- Views
- Air conditioning
- Four poster beds
- In room music system
- Satellite / Cable TV
- Suites
- Child friendly
Activities
- Designer Shopping
- Find a wide range of boutiques and designer outlets in nearby San Marco
- Sights nearby
- Stroll down to St Mark's Square and admire the architecture
- Other Activities
- Take a classic gondola trip through Venice's canals
- Local markets
Map & Location
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Other Reviews
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Originally published by The Times (view article)
AD Place Review
The four-star AD Place uses a surprising palette of eye-catching colours in its comfortable, attractive bedrooms and public spaces. Three huge (for Venice) self-catering options in a nearby palazzo have recently been added to the 12 rooms and suites in the main hotel building, which has a delightful roof terrace.
Originally published by The Telegraph (view article)
