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We took an 8 AM train to Venice which only took 1 hour 10 minutes. It was the most dramatic train ride because the train was a Milan - Venice train that only stopped for 2 minutes in Verona. We stood on one end of the platform hoping that the first class cars would be on that end, it turned out that they were on the other end so we started running …
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Thankfully, the centre ...
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... Marco, we headed back to the hotel to change into what Dan classifies as our trendy/casual going out outfits, and left in search of a gondola and gelato. I went with coconut and Dan went with Pistachio flavored gelato and we hopped in a gondola for a late night tour of the city. The gondoleer, was a bit sassy, but fun. He took us from the Rialto Bridge through the side canals and pointed out some of the oldest buildings. It was a great end to a fantastic Venetian day! Nicole ...
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... rolling up ham and Emma grating 4 blocks of mozerella! The girls said Marghertia the dog made a great vacuum cleaning by lapping up any ingredients that were dropped! We enjoyed pizza with Maria, Rinaldo and friends with vino from their vat and also lemoncello which Maria also made from the lemons on their property. The pav too was a great success (thank you Linda for emailing me the recipe!!), especially with ...
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... her slippers (oh yes, like you do at home in your socks on a hardwood floor) to answer the phone.
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TravelPod Member ReviewsAbbazia Deluxe Venice
“ Perfect for One Night Stay ”
Reviewed Dec 26, 2011
If you're staying in Venice for more than 2 nights, it's better to get a more centrally located hotel but for one night and arriving/leaving by train, Abbazia Deluxe can't be beat. There are two Abbazia: the regular and the deluxe. These are the two closest hotels from the train station and if you don't know where they are, you may walk past them (like we did).
Like many Venice hotels, Abbazia Deluxe doesn't have elevator and the reception area is on the second floor. The Lady Giulia helped us carry some of our luggage. Despite being 10 in the morning, our room was ready and fortunately, it was on the second floor so we didn't have to drag our bags through more stairs. Our room had a canal view and it was beautiful, especially the next morning when people started their activities. Giulia gave us a map and told us the city had not changed since the last time we were there 10 years ago.
Upon check out, the gentleman working on reception was not as friendly as Giulia (he was not rude but rather kept to himself). We actually enjoyed the breakfast. They were prepared in the lobby but no chef on duty so the only eggs available were hard boiled egg which is actually our favorite type of egg.
Overall, it was a pleasant stay but we would try something closer to the center the next time we're in Venice.
This review is the subjective opinion of a TravelPod member and not of TravelPod.com.
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