Albergo Ai Do Mori
Reasonable rates, friendly owner, and tiny rooms just a few yards off St. Mark's Square
San Marco 658, on Calle Larga San Marco
Vaporetto: San Zaccaria, San Marco-Giardinetti, or San Marco-Vallaresso
tel. +39-041-520-4817
www.hotelaidomori.com
€€–€€€
Sights nearby
*** Piazza San Marco [square]
*** St. Mark's Basilica [church]
*** Palazzo Ducale [palace/museum]
*** Grand Canal [sight]
* Campanile di San Marco [bell tower]
Museo Civico Correr [museum]
Bacino Orseolo [gondola parking lot]
Where to eat nearby
***Bistrot de Venise [meal]
**Osteria La Campana [meal]
**Vino Vino [light meal]
* Da Aciugheta (meal/pizza)
Rosticceria Teatro Goldoni [quick]
Rosticceria San Bartolomeo [quick]
Hotels nearby
Relais Piazza San Marco [cheap]
Hotel Orion [cheap]
Best Western Montecarlo [cheap/moderate]
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Want to stay half a block off Piazza San Marco, perhaps even with a close-up view of the domes of St. Mark's? What's more, want to do it for under $150?
The beamed-ceiling rooms tend to be a bit cramped at Antonella's little gem of a hotel—though the lower-floor rooms are slightly larger (I like corner no. 6, with lots of light and a criss-cross of wooden beams). However, those offer mostly standard rooftop views.
It's the rooms on the top floor that get the killer peek at San Marco's cupolas and the Torre dell'Orologio, whose two bronze moors ring the bells every hour.
No. 11 even has a pocket-sized terrace—though the miniscule room is a bit of an attic hideaway, up a steep flight of stairs and barely larger than the bed itself. The two rooms without bath offer a whopping savings of up to 50%.
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