Hotel Bernardi-Semenzato
The family-run Hotel Bernardi-Semenzato has made its reputation offering fine rooms packed with amenities at laughably low prices (oh: and canal views in the annex)
Cannaregio 4363-4366 - On Calle de l'Oca, a side street just north of and parallel to Strada Nuova
Vaporetto: Ca d'Oro
tel. +39-041-522-7257
www.hotelbernardi.com
€–€€
Sights nearby
**Ca d'Oro [palace/museum]
*Rialto Bridge [bridge]
*Jewish Ghetto [neighborhood]
Ca' Pesaro [palace/museum]ª
ª Just across the Grand Canal
Where to eat nearby
Trattoria Cea [meal]
Rosticceria Teatro Goldoni [light meal/snack]
Rosticceria San Bartolomeo [light meal/snack]
Trattoria alla Madonna [meal]
***Cantina Do Mori [snack]
**Osteria a la Campana [light meal]
***Bistrot de Venise [meal]
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The Pepoli family runs a stylish hotel in a 16th century palazzo with four-star amenities and class—wood-beamed ceilings, antique furnishings, A/C, free WiFi—at one-star prices (just €44 to €90 for a double in 2011—at least online) just off the main drag between the train station and San Marco. Upstairs rooms enjoy higher ceilings and more light.
If I had to make a choice, I'd probably actually opt for a room in the dipendenza annex located a few blocks away. It offers the chance to feel as if you've rented yourself an aristocratic apartment, with parquet floors, 200-year-old iron chandeliers, massive fireplaces, and 18th-century ceiling frescoes.
Room no. 5 is on a corner with a beamed ceiling and fireplace, two-room suite no. 6 overlooks the confluence of two canals, and no. 2 overlooks the lovely garden of a palazzo next door.
This material was last updated February 2011. All information was accurate at the time.
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