Residenza Valier, a charming apartment in an ancient palace in the center of Venice, a stone's throw from the Rialto Bridge.
The apartment is furnished in a modern and functional style and is located on the second floor of a Venetian palace without an elevator. The accommodation opens onto a large living area which includes an open space with a single sofa bed with an additional pull-out bed, TV, and dining table. The kitchen is fully equipped with modern appliances including a dishwasher, oven, microwave, kettle, and toaster.
The sleeping area consists of two bedrooms, both equipped with a queen-sized bed, TV, and wardrobe. The apartment also has a modern bathroom with a shower and hairdryer and a second bathroom with a bathtub.
To ensure maximum comfort, the apartment offers a range of additional amenities including free WiFi, a washing machine, iron, air conditioning, and heating.
Cot available upon request, at an extra cost of 35€ per stay.
*The building is not equipped with an elevator.
* Guests can access the accommodation via a numeric code, which they can obtain only after completing the online registration of their IDs, signing the digital rent agreement, and paying the tourist tax via a payment link they will receive a few days before arrival. The code will be active starting from 3 p.m.
We also offer our guests authentic experiences to live in contact with local people. If interested, please contact us and we will be happy to help you in creating your perfect vacation discovering the beauty of Italy.
Known throughout the world as the city built on water, given its construction on 100 islands in the lagoon, Venice is one of Italy's most popular locations worldwide.
It is a real open-air museum, thanks to its historical and artistic heritage made of churches, palaces, and museums.
Strolling through Venice is like diving in the past: the so-called calli (streets) are dotted and framed by aristocratic buildings such as the Doge's Palace, the historic home of the Doges, spectacular bridges including the famous Rio Alto Bridge, and canals navigable by gondolas, waterbuses, and boats of all kinds.
The heart of the city is the enchanting St. Mark's Square, which houses the Basilica of the same name and welcomes thousands of tourists from all over the world every day.
The most famous local event is definitely the Carnival, thanks to its centuries-old tradition of masks and costumes that enliven the streets every year.
Last but not least, the famous "Bàcaro Tour" is a must: a tour among taverns where to taste local wine along with cicheti, typical Venetian tasty bites.
The accommodation is approximately 1.4 m from the Venice Santa Lucia train station.
