Southern European Gems with Venice Stay, 21 October 2026 (12 nights)

This establishment is located in the city centre of Venice and was established in 1630. The property is close to the San Marco Square and the nearest station is S. Lucia. The Hotel has a bar and a conference room. Rooms feature 18th-century Venetian-style furnishings. All 50 rooms are equipped with minibar, hairdryer, safe and air conditioning. The bathrooms are in marble and hard stone.

This establishment is located in the city centre of Venice and was established in 1630. The property is close to the San Marco Square and the nearest station is S. Lucia. The Hotel has a bar and a conference room. Rooms feature 18th-century Venetian-style furnishings. All 50 rooms are equipped with minibar, hairdryer, safe and air conditioning. The bathrooms are in marble and hard stone.

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