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Saared
... omast võimalikult erinevaks värviks. Tiirlen pildistades pisut ringi ja maandun sööma. Kelnerid teevad nägusid, toovad mulle tasuta limoncellot ja üks palub mul lõpuks külalisteraamatusse kirjutada. Hoolimata nende püüdlustest maksan kaardiga ja põgenen jootraha jätmata. Nagunii on hinna sees juba 10% service tax'i. Kulub aega enne kui jõuan vaporettopeatusse. Ilmneb, et Mazzorbo tagant tõuseb suur tume pilv ja lööb välku. ...
A Room With A View
... a few days of bumming around Florence, we headed to Venice. Arriving at noon, we had to catch a vaporetto down the Grand Canal, a trip which took about half an hour. My friend was not amused, for various reasons. By the time we reached our destination, I was pretty sure that I was destined for the canal. It was hot and wall-to-wall people, and even though I was trying to be the voice of calm and reason, even I was starting to lose my mind. Feeling responsible, I ...
Embarking for our Cruise!
... going to walk back into town and see what we can see before we must be back on board at noon.
We had talked about wanting to travel Europe together since before we were married, but with me being in school and not working full time, it just never really happened. Then in 2008, Mer's family took us on a cruise. We never thought of ourselves as cruisers, but we were really surprised at how much we enjoyed it. A big part of that was how ...
Last night in Italy - Venice
... at our stop and started wandering to our hotel. We had to stop and regroup quite a few times and make sure we were on the right road. Billy got us to the road now - right or left? One of us went right and another left until we found the hotel. Note the numbers on the shops made no sense and were hard to follow. Once we checked in we went to put our luggage down. The elevator was tiny two people and their luggage and it was stuffed full. ...
Canal... oh yeah been there done that
... through the old city, past some fantastic old looking churches, the home of Casanova, the house where Marco Polo planned his voyages, our Gondoleer, whistled. Great ride, time of our lives.
(!THANKS LAURA!)
After our ride, we started the walk back to the train off the old city island. We got pizza and salad @ this awesome little Bistro, down an alley.
Remember kids:
There is so much more going on than anyone can see
Al out
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- Room service
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Fitness/Health center
- Pets allowed
Historical Traveler Reviews Hotel Flora Venice
Loved waking to the birds
The Hotel Flora was wonderful. My husband and I were celebrating 32 years of marriage. I would love to return there someday but because of a new discovery of consistant infidelity on my husbands part after 32 years, I will be returning with someone else I'm sure.
We loved it
We recently had a memorable stay at the Hotel Flora. We felt very welcome - all the staff were great and looked after us beautifully. We cannot recommend this hotel too highly and cant wait to visit again.
Thank you hotel flora. The Hansfords
An oasis amongst the bustle of Venice
We have stayed at the Flora twice. The first time by accident, the second on purpose and with no regrets! Steps to St. Mark's square and the Grand Canal. Pretty, quiet, secluded interior courtyard. Small (insuite bath) rooms but then so is the price. Strong 3 star, excellent condition and very clean with a wonderfully courtious, friendly and helpful staff.
Beware of the Hotel Flora: crawlling bugs, boarded up windows in smaller rooms
A most disappointing stay at the Flora Hotel. The original room we were given was a dark box, with the window boarded up. The bathroom included a shower that was a wall nozzle and a hole in the floor. The water went everywhere and seemed to invite ALL the bugs in the walls. We suffered from a parade of bugs all night. The bed was extremely uncomfortable.
They did change our room the next day, but the air-condtioning did not work in the new room. They only gave us a minimal discount and the business manager was rude when we recounted our difficulties. We would never return to the Hotel Flora under any circumstances and advise future visitors never to stay there as well.
Hotel Flora is an oasis
We spent 3 days in Venice in mid-June 2003 during one of the hottest most humid spells the've had. We stayed at Hotel Flora, which is an oasis in the midst of the teeming tourist crowds. A charming hotel staffed by super friendly classy people. The room we had on the first floor overlooking the fabulous private garden was so comfortable and cool, we hated to leave! We spent late several evenings in the garden playing Scrabble and enjoying the quiet. Great breakfast in the garden.
It was a highlight of our trip and I can't recommend it enough.
Many trips to the Flora
We are planning a trip to Italy this summer, 2003, or next year in 2004. We have stayed at the Hotel Flora four times in the past, but have not been there for over fifteen years. It was always a great value, great location, and pleasant surroundings. It is great to see that it still remains a true find. The Romanelli family could not have been more gracious in honoring any request we had. We'll be back.
Great location
Stayed at Hotel Flora March 8-10, 2003. Small room with definite charm on the first floor unfortunately overlooking the front door and, therefore, about six feet from scaffolding and workmen renovating an adjacent property (starting at 7am on Monday morning). I suggest visitors specifically request a room overlooking the courtyard if possible, which is quite pretty and tranquil. Despite the poor room location, the hotel is very well situated in Central Venice and offers all the facilities most visitors would require. We would definitely recommend it to visitors.
A nice, classic hotel
We stayed at the Flora for two days in February, 2003. It is a small, classic Venician hotel with a lot of charm. The location is excellent, near San Marcos in the shopping district. Our room was a little small but still quite nice. We paid 160 Euros per night during the wintertime. The staff was very friendly and welcoming. We were very impressed with the beautiful breakfast room where a tuxedoed waiter served us each morning (included in rate). This is a very nice hotel and provides a good deal of value.
Greta Hotel, Great Location
very nice hotel with a wonderful breakfast area outside. 2 blocks from San Marco, but quiet considering its location. helpful staff great price.
Hotel Flora
Stayed at the Flora, have to say it location is wonderful, very peaceful considering how close it is to St Marks Square. The room we stayed in was nice and big. Breakfast area small, but pleasent. Nice outside area to eat if the weather is good.
A reasonable price hotel which offers quality