Locanda Ca' Amadi

Cannaregio 5815, Venice, Veneto, 30121, Italy | Inn

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... el ultimo día. Memorizar "cerca de que piazza o puente" queda el hotel, de ahi en mas, "a lo veneciano", preguntar constantemente. Te van a ayudar. Día 2 Desayuno "continental" en la habitación. Al salir nos dimos cuenta el "por que Venecia es un destino que no se puede perder". Increíble. Todo es una foto y creo que no habrán palabras para describirla, hay que ir. Sacamos pasaje a Roma en la ferrovia. Paseamos por las miles de ...

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... that Xander drew it for him :-)

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Drew left this morning at 6:50am. We left Rome at 8:45am and were sad to leave until we got to Venice and fell in love! It is so neat here! It is like a combination of Rome and Amsterdam, but there are NO bikes, and NO cars! We haven't seen a single one - only boats! After arriving we just walked around the little alleys, had some lunch, some gelato, and some dinner later. We just walked around and took it all ...

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... equivalent of what you'd expect anywhere else. Dinner was in a non-tourist area and was quite modern. We took a while to eat and were forced to leave right as we were getting our check due to an incoming storm. It rained our whole walk back to the hotel, but right as we arrived the downpour arrived and a huge thunderstorm broke loose. I watched it from our hotel window and was too enthralled to go to bed. It was so relaxing, and our time in Venice was just starting.
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... yuk. Why are there no bathers for middle aged women. All full piece bathers are for old grannies, everything else is two piece and made for a super model with no ass and stick pin legs - sigh!”


We made our way through Northern Italy stopping at a couple of little villages along the way. We had a leisurely picnic lunch at Lake Levico and again the next day at Lake Di Garda. It was majestic and very peaceful. We then stopped at Venice for ...

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This inn, located in the Cannaregio area of Venice, is near Rialto Bridge (Ponte di Rialto), Rialto Market, Telecom Italia Future Centre, and Church of San Salvatore.
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    Historical Traveler Reviews Locanda Ca' Amadi Venice

    Perfect Hotel!!!

    from anonymous

    This is a beautiful Hotel with a very gracious staff.

    I couldn't believe we could find such quality in Venice for such a reasonable price. Everything about our stay there was perfect. I will go again!

    Lucretia Dover

    Fantastic

    from anonymous

    Hard to find but well woth it. We had two excellent room with the best water pressure in Venice. Clean bathrooms comfortable beds (hard pillows) tall ceilings with shutters for the windows. ( true blackout).

    Good but continental breakfast. I'll be back often.

    Great hotel

    from MeredithP

    This hotel was wonderful. Just one warning before I go about how great this hotel is - I made the reservation online months in advance but when we arrived they informed us that they overbooked the hotel. They put us up at one their other hotels for the night. The other hotel really sucked and I was up all night because the room was next to an alley and all I could hear was the noisy people walking by. The next morning we went back to Ca' Amadi and when I told them about the other hotel they knocked 10 euros off the bill. When they brought us to our room I couldn't believe how nice it was. It looked like a room for Royalty. The room itself wasn't huge but it was beautiful. The bathroom was extremely clean and even had heated towel racks! They even gave us a complimentary bottle of champagne. I don't know if they do that for everyone or just because I complained about the first night. I can't comment on the breakfast because I wasn't feeling well in the a.m. so we didn't eat. We only paid 70 euros for this room and it was defiantly the nicest (not to mention cheapest) hotel of our entire trip. Just don't let them put you up at their other hotel if they tell you they overbooked the hotel - it sounds like we weren't the only people that happened to. I would defiantly stay at this hotel again - still can't believe it was only rated a 3 star. (a bit hard to find but worth the trouble)

    Best Accommodation in Venice

    from anonymous

    This is a superb hotel. It is the best 3 star European accommodation I have stayed at. Small, with beautifully finished rooms, this hotel was exceptional. The staff were fantastic too. Whilst staying there we discovered the airline we had booked to fly to Paris with had gone bankrupt! The manager spent the whole morning tracking down alterative airlines and even booked the flight for us. Everything about this hotel was 5 star, especially the service!!

    Very good

    from anonymous

    I couldn't expect something better. Just wonderful. The only remark is that I booked two nights, but on arrival the first one was unavailable, and so they arranged us to stay in an other hotel (not a pleasent one).

    But the second night they gave us the suite just for 70 Euros.

    Unforgettable. Alf.

    Wonderful stay in Ca'Amadi

    from anonymous

    My wife and I stayed in January 2004 in Ca'Amadi in both of the the two

    suites of the hotel (We had to change because we only booked in late

    and the suite we wanted to stay in was only available for the first two

    nights). Especially offseason theese rooms proved to be a great value

    for money in a city like venice. They were truly wonderful. What we

    liked very much: -the recently renovated rooms in 700' style

    (one of the owners also showed us the other standard doubles which also were very charming and in excellent condition - in one even some remainings of frescos of the 14th 15th? century were restorated)

    -the high ceiling in the rooms (about 5 meters - except for one double

    with canal view) -the central location -the friendly staff -the small

    size with only eight rooms give Ca'Amadi a very familiar touch

    There were two minor drawbacks: -when staying in the rooms on the canal

    there are frequent noises from passing motor boats -the hotel offers a

    rather standard continental breakfast. It was OK to start the day with

    but don't expect a big buffet you get in big upper class hotels.

    And to end with: On the hotel homepage a description of how to find the

    hotel is offered, so it is quite easy to find it.

    Loved Locanda Ca Amadi

    from anonymous

    We stayed here the end of October 2003. It is a bit hard to find, down two small alleyways, but perfectly safe. Excellent location minutes from the Rialto Bridge, and yet off the beaten track. Lovely room and bathroom, roomy and very clean. On a side canal; great to hear the gondonlas going by. Easy walk to St. Marks. Tizano, at end of alleyway, great for lunch-superb sandwiches, paninis, pizza.

    We loved this hotel!

    from kittykai

    My husband and I stayed at this hotel for 3 nights, September 19-22, 2003. It was a wonderful place! It took a little looking to find it, but what a treat once we arrived! The location is perfect, just a short walk to the Rialto Bridge and only 10 minutes from St. Marks. The staff was friendly, spoke very good English. The owner, Mauro, couldn't have been nicer. He personally walked us to the meeting place for our boat trip to the Murano glass factory, which was included in the price of the room. We had a suite, just off the breakfast room. It was wonderful to watch the gondolas from the window. The room was very large, and the bathroom was incredible - all marble, floor to ceiling with a huge shower/tub combo. The room was decorated in Venetian style, very tasteful with high ceilings. The breakfast was simple but good. I could not recommend this place more highly. The only downside was that you had to carry your bags up the flight of stairs to reach the hotel entrance. The price was very reasonable. Enjoy your stay!

    Perfect for us

    from anonymous

    The only real problem we had with this hotel was finding it! Its located down some pretty dodgy backstreets, but is practically 500 metres from the Rialto Bridge and only 10 minutes walk to St Marks.

    Once you find it, however, it is very pleasant and clean, having only been open for 5 or so months.

    We stayed in a suite overlooking a busy canal which added to the overall atmosphere of the city. The hustle and bustle of canal boats was nicely noisey and not too intrusive. Breakfast was simple and fresh, and the staff were friendly and spoke good english. On top of this, the prices were very reasonable copmpared to others in nearby locations... we would definitely recommend this hotel!

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    5.00 of 5 stars Outstanding