Ca' San Rocco
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When the Moon hits your eye....(c´mon, I had to)
... building began in the 1200's. We were on our own to enjoy Venice as we pleased. I went into a side prayer room, and I felt like Jack from the movie The Way. Once again my emotions were on overload. I stared at the statue of St. Mark (where I assume his remains were buried). The murals on the walls and ceilings and magnificent mosaic floors transported me into the world of the divine. After about an hour of meditation, I left the side room ...
Mosquitos, bancos y cambios de programa
... plagada de mosquitos (zancudos)...y no es sorpresa, si finalmente son los canales los que atraen a estos invitados indeseables. Nosotros tres nos devolvemos a Chile con una buena cantidad de cc menos de sangre en el cuerpo.
Las góndolas, principal atractivo de Venecia, están absolutamente vetadas para turistas como nosotros. Quizás en otras condiciones lo habríamos hecho, pero con más de 40 días de viaje por tantas partes, el presupuesto a estas alturas ...
Leaving Venice for Dubrovnik
... to the show which was 4 young male singers who did a great job pretending to be the Four Tops – Rob was amused for the whole performance by a little old lady in front of us who was peeing her pants with excitement at the singing and songs. After the show a night cap at one of the bars where we ran into one of the American couples at dinner. Enough already for the first day, we hit the hay about 1230. Phew, this cruise life is ...
Day Two - Venice
... were everywhere, and very interesting.
There were so many little side streets, leading across bridges and to small piazzas, that we spent most of the morning wandering round, trying to avoid the rain showers - it was damp but the views were amazing - I loved it!
We stopped for a traditional coffee during a particularly heavy shower, and on queue Matt called to see how I was getting on. We had a chat and then the rain stopped, so we took the ...
The Classic Water City
... these islands seem dedicated solely to their individual expertise where you can watch people make intricate glass stallions with multi-colored glass in the mere minutes in which it takes the liquid glass to cool down and settle. And of course Venice isn’t just famous with tourists, it’s apparently also famous in gaming, because as I strolled into the Piazza San Marco which holds the famous St Mark’s Basilica with another stranger friend from Grandma Death’s attic, ...
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Historical Traveler Reviews Ca' San Rocco Venice
Fantastic location
My husband and I just got back from a long weekend at this family-run B & B. It's an amazing location; close enough to Piazzale Roma that you don't have to walk to far with luggage, close to the studenty area of Campo Santa Margarita to go out at night, but on a quiet side street so you get a perfect night's sleep. And you can still easily walk to all the well-worn touristy bits if so desired. Frari, Scuola San Rocco, San Pantalon with it's amazing ceiling & the fantastically tilty San Barnaba are all on the doorstep.
The room & shower room were immaculate, bed was comfy & huge, and the room was flooded with sunlight ( a treat in a city with such narrow streets). The central heating worked perfectly, as did the 2 heated towel rails. Staff were friendly, breakfast was tasty (with a very inviting-looking terrace that we'll have to try out next time when the weather is better), and even a little courtyard to sit in in good weather.
If I had to find one fault, the shower was a little small. But the bathroom is clean, gorgeous and brand-spanking new. You can see they've put a lot of thought (and money) into doing this place up. You quickly get over the size of the shower!
We would definitely stay here again.
Wonderful hotel in Venice
The Ca' San Rocco is a delightful haven in an amazing city. It is located in a residential neighborhood of Venice (San Polo), and it is surrounded by trees and homes of locals. At night the only sounds are the wind in the leaves of the mature trees and the occasional conversation between Venetians out on their balconies.
The room was well maintained, very clean and very pretty. It was so quiet, we thought we might be the only guests staying in the hotel, but later found out it was full. The only possible issue was that my 6ft. 2in. husband found the shower a bit small.
The staff are all very helpful and warm. They all spoke English, and all strove to meet our needs. The breakfast in the morning was perfectly adequate for our needs, though don't expect an American-style banquet.
We had a gorgeous, large terrace/balcony and we loved sitting there each night, after a long day of sight-seeing and enjoying the homey feel of the place.
I spent MANY long hours researching and looking for a hotel. I think my labor was not in vain. Save yourself the effort and book at Ca' San Rocco. We expect to return again and again.
Beautiful hotel
We loved our stay at the Ca' San Rocco. It's a nice location in San Polo, with a beautiful garden terrace and the best breakfast we had in Italy. The room was spacious and clean, and the bed was comfortable. We would definitely stay there again.
Delightful Stay!
Ca' San Rocco was the best hotel we stayed in over our two week tour through France, Italy and Austria! The room was large and spotless and the bathroom had ammenities you'd expect in a much more expensive hotel (towel warmer, deep soaking tub, tiled floors). The staff was so friendly and helped us find our way around Venice. We walked from the train station to the hotel with our 2 large rolling suitcases with no problem. The hotel is "off the beaten path" and therefore lets you escape the hustle and bustle of the Rialto and St. Mark's. My husband and I highly recommend this quaint and delightful hotel!
Lovely and Quaint
My husband and I stayed at Ca'San Rocco for 3 nights. The walk from the hotel to the train station was about 10 minutes and the directions offered on the hotel's website were accurate and clear.
The room at Ca'San Rocco was the nicest and largest room we experienced on our 2-week trip through France, Italy and Austria. The bed was large and comfy, and the bathroom was IMMACULATE! The tub was big enough for a bubble bath and the towel warmer was a nice touch we certainly didn't expect! We had a small balcony off our bedroom, and on Easter Sunday morning, we opened it so we could hear the bells ringing all over Venice. It was lovely!
This hotel isn't in a touristy area, so it was quiet at night and away from the hustle and bustle of St. Mark's Square, etc. I'd say the hotel is about a 10-15 minute walk from St. Mark's but we were really glad to "get away" every night to our cozy hotel. The walk to the Rialtto and St. Marks is fun and full of shops, vendors and gellato stands! We LOVED IT!
The breakfast at the hotel was tasty and the staff were very nice and accomodating to our needs. My husband says he's never going back to Venice. He says there were too many tourists...It WAS Easter weekend!! BUT he would (and I would too) recommend this delightful and charming hotel to anyone traveling to Venice.
A perfect place to stay in Venice
This small hotel with less than ten rooms or so was a perfect place to stay in Venice. The location was good, a bit away from the biggest flows of tourists but on the other hand nothing is far away in Venice. A friendly staff, a recently renovated, spotless and very spacey room was one of the very best I've stayed in anywhere. Seriously. Of course Venice is not the cheapest spot in the world but we really felt we got our money's worth at this hotel. I would recommend this for anyone visiting Venice.
Why we love Venice
The hotel was more than we could have hoped for and that says all. Our room was so welcoming and had to be in Venice and the staff could not have been more helpful. Just make sure you have an accurate map.
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