Hotel Lisbona

San Marco 2153, Venice, Veneto, 30124, Italy | 1 star hotel

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Venice in a shoebox

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Day 3 (Arrive Venice) Pete unsure about getting vaporetto from station - seem VERY overcrowded. Al convinces Pete that it'll be fine and ours - the number 4 - had plenty of room and was easy. Got covered in spray taking photos. Very excited going down the Grand Canal. An RCL ship was sailing as the train arrived and an ex Royal Viking liner (can't …

Bold and Italicized

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... emerging from the disarming authority of his tiny glass cubicle to saunter around, unshaven and coolly apathetic in his stone washed jeans and purple polo shirt with the collar popped, stamping passports with a haphazard flair that impressed us even as it made us squirm with discomfort (Does this guy really work here? Will our stamps be valid? Do all Italians wear that much purple?). So far, so good. Then we spent a few hours wandering the narrow, laundry-strewn alleys ...

Glass and dragons

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... doppio) was the church of Santi Maria e Donato. The church was built in the 7th century, but has the remains of columns from the 1st-2nd century embedded into its mainly brick facade. The body of St Donatus was brought here in 1125 from the island of Cephalonia, which Google tells me is a Greek island. St Donatus was a warrior saint who had killed a dragon, and as well as the saint's body displayed in a glass case on the altar, some of ...

A colourful day!

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... up back at our van on the main land.

Me back again - as Adam said today we went to Burano, which is an island about 45mins on the boat from Venice. On route we stopped at Murano, another island in the Venetian lagoon. Murano is famous for it's glass. There are some amazing things to buy, but the kids were quick to point out that even if a beautiful lamp or chandelier made it home safely it was unlikely to survive – so I opted for some ...

Long Shadows Wine Cruise - Venice to Athens

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... for his philosophy on how to make wine. He does it his way - leaving the floor of the Napa Valley "to corn and melon farmers," he tends his vines in the red stony soil of Howell Mountain. There are no road signs; no retail sales. And don’t look for him in a winery tour guide. No time for that, as Randy spends his quiet hours making his wonderful heirloom wines.

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Location

This 1 star hotel, located in the San Marco area of Venice, is near Reschenpass, Art Gallery Bugno, Targa Florio Racecourse, and Palazzo Barbaro.
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    Historical Traveler Reviews Hotel Lisbona Venice

    Too pricey and unfriendy - are you having a laugh??

    from anonymous

    I researched a lot of hotels trying to find the 'right' hotel in Venice (i.e. right price, right place and right room). I was running out of options and took a chance with the Lisbona - an absolute result.The hotel itself is not the largest but is beautifully situated right in the middle of San Marco (about 5 mins from the square). I heard some complaints from the other guests about the size of their rooms but given it was 130 Euros per night we were spoilt with luxury - compact I agree, but very well appointed with a lovely bathroom and a small balcony with a canal view - and this from the 'standard' double room!

    Oh, and a nice continental breakfast too....All in all, I highly recommend the hotel to others looking for a reasonably priced hotel in the heart of town (in October). And I couldnt disagree more with our friend from Chicago - I dont think he was writing about the same hotel!! I couldnt disagree more with him about the staff attitude - his review does the hotel and its staff a real injustice. Perhaps it is his attitude that needs reviewing!Bravo Lisbona.

    Great Location, Too Pricey Though, and Unfriendly Staff

    from kaki321

    I searched high and low for just the right room. I wanted a balcony on a side canal. I got that at Hotel Lisbona for $250 Euro a night for just me. The room was beyond tiny, with almost embarrasing amenities (half used jars of shampoo)and the so-called balcony was a joke. My mini bar never worked, yet they continued to nickel and dime me on charges, even though I had to trek downstairs myself everytime I wanted something to drink. I couldn't believe I was paying $250 Euro a night.

    The staff was curt at best, calling me at 10:00 at night the night before my 4:30 wake up call to come down and close my account out. They woke me up. I was furious. On the bright side, the central location was fabulous, a few steps from the San Marco square. I know better now, and won't book a room with a balcony, who needs it. I have a feeling I would have been much happier at a hotel that specializes in customer service, somewhere off the main tourist area. There are so many choices in Venice, and Hotel Lisbona is not a good choice.

    Awesome Hotel for the Price

    from JFina

    I shopped around forever, to find a reasonably priced hotel in Venice on a canal. Decided on the Lisbona and were very satisfied with our Sept 2003 stay. The rooms were nicely decorated and clean. The hotel is along a side canal, facing the 5-star Hotel Baur. Had a slight problem with the water pressure in the shower some mornings, but it only lasted a minute or two. You are just a few steps away from San Marco square and there are gondola rides just steps away from the hotels front door.

    The hotel staff even arranged for a complimentary boat ride to Murano for us. Looking forward to staying there again. A great value for the price!

    Couldn't believe our luck!

    from anonymous

    I was travelling with my eight-year old son on a bit of a hooley from Dublin - Brussels - Venice - Stuttgart in August 2003, and after what was a very crummy hotel in Brussels (room stank of ammonia, old fashioned grill-fronted lift of the sort when put together with curious 8 yr old fingers = a trip to casualty, unsettlingly close to the red-light area, bar/lounge the size of a postage stamp, etc) I was looking forward to our next internet booked hotel with considerable trepidation.

    Hotel Lisbona turned out to be like a gift - close to San Marco in spectacular surroundings, a quaint stepped bridge, a smalle calle with a beautiful church, and smart designer shops make up the view from the front door. Air conditioned to within an inch of decency, every possible need catered for in the rooms, from a sewing kit to a mosquito repeller, lovely staff, and an eat-all-you-can brekkie.

    All this with lovely clean rooms, comfortable beds, and stunning decor.

    As my son said, 'It's dead posh here innit, Mam!'

    Hotel Lisbona was certainly the cherry on the cake of staying in Venice, and I could recommend it to any traveller gladly.

    Nice and inexpensive in venice

    from anonymous

    This was a terrific hotel for a reasonable price, just a few steps from san marcos. It is an old charming hotel. The rooms are small but comfortable. The service was friendly and helpful. I would happily stay there again.

    Great 3 star hotel in 5 star location

    from anonymous

    If you are looking for a reasonably priced 3 star hotel in the San Marco area - look no further than the Hotel Lisbona. Located 3 mins walk from the Piazza San Marco and directly opposite the luxurious Hotel Bauer is this charming boutique hotel. The decor is typical Venetian style (not just another anonymous hotel room) and most rooms have a view over a canal which is frequented by serenading gondoliers. Although the rooms are not large, they are definitely not the smallest hotel rooms in Venice! Our room was located on the first floor and had a full bathroom with a bath which you could sit in and open the bathroom window and listen to the singing gondoliers - very romantic! The breakfast was served downstairs and was very good in comparison to most other Italian hotels. There was also a small lounge area downstairs where you could have a drink in the evening and share your travel stories. The only down side is that the hotel is not easy to find the first time you look for it - when you cross the bridge behind the Hotel Bauer, it is on your left (towards the Grand Canal), past the gondola station (you can't miss that - all the gondoliers with their striped shirts are lounging around waiting for customers!) and at the end of the covered walkway. I hope you enjoy your stay there as much as we did.

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