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ODONI*** Palazzo
Odoni dates back to to the XVI  cent.,
the Serenissima richest period. Entering here nowadays makes feel
the guests as a time traveller: an ancient courtyard welcome you
at the entrance...
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from 90 ... |
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LOCANDA
ORSARIA*** The
building is from the sixteenth century and was originally the
home of a captain of the  Serenissima
republic; it has been a tavern since 1850 and has been named after
the last owner, who managed it from 1930...
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 RESIDENZA
CA' DARIO** has been refurbished last year and now
offers one junior suite and a double room with a romantic channel
view close to Frari Church. Also available cheap double rooms
with shared bathroom...
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| HOTEL
AL GALLO***
A famous travel guide of 1495 recorded the  "Albergaria
Al Gallo" as one of the best hotels in Venice at that time. Al
Gallo nowadays is a charming hotel located just few steps from
Grand Canal...
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from 99 for 2 people... |
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 LOCANDA
GAFFARO***
it's new completely restored locanda located within a typical
and very quite area in the heart of Venice. Giangaspero family
runs this hotel creating a cordial atmosphere and helping their
guests...
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ALLOGGI
MARINELLA is a nice venice accommodation offering elegant
 furnished
rooms with private bathroom close to Piazzzale Roma and Scuola
dei Carmini. A green welcomes the guests for relaxing moments
and for breakfast during good season...
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The list below reports Venice hotels close to Saint Mark's Square.
Venice is not so big so that the only Square it owns can be easily
reachable from any area of the town but the hotels and B&Bs
we do like to suggest you are within a 3 minutes walk from Saint
Mark's Square. This area certainly is the busiest of the entire
Venice but also the richest of charm for the presence of the square
itself that contains at the same time some of the most spectacular
building of Venice such as the Bridge of Sighs and the Prisons,
the Mori's Bell Clock, the Correr Museum, the Roman Museum, the
Doge's Palace, the Basilica, the Bell Tower, the Marciana Library
and the square itself.
