Italy, Montenegro, Croatia with Venice Stay, 27 August 2026 (13 nights)

Enjoy stunning views from the terrace and garden of this Venice hotel, and stay connected with complimentary Wi-Fi. A concierge service and banquet hall are also available. The hotel offers a snack bar/deli and room service during limited hours, as well as a bar/lounge for evening relaxation. A continental breakfast is served daily (fee applies). The 67 air-conditioned rooms feature minibars, digital programming, and private bathrooms with rainfall showerheads and bidets. Phones, safes, and desks are also provided. Located in Venice's Cannaregio district, the Carnival Palace Hotel is within a 15-minute drive of the Port of Venice and Piazzale Roma, and conveniently close to attractions like the Guglie Bridge and Jewish Museum of Venice. Marco Polo Airport (VCE) is easily accessible.

Enjoy stunning views from the terrace and garden of this Venice hotel, and stay connected with complimentary Wi-Fi. A concierge service and banquet hall are also available. The hotel offers a snack bar/deli and room service during limited hours, as well as a bar/lounge for evening relaxation. A continental breakfast is served daily (fee applies). The 67 air-conditioned rooms feature minibars, digital programming, and private bathrooms with rainfall showerheads and bidets. Phones, safes, and desks are also provided. Located in Venice's Cannaregio district, the Carnival Palace Hotel is within a 15-minute drive of the Port of Venice and Piazzale Roma, and conveniently close to attractions like the Guglie Bridge and Jewish Museum of Venice. Marco Polo Airport (VCE) is easily accessible.

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