via Trezzo n8
Mestre, 30174 Nightly Rates(168.60 - 199.69)
Property Description
Our Hotel Kappa is a three stars Hotel, located in one of the most beautiful quarter of Mestre "Carpenedo square", near us you can find many restaurants and shops. Recently it has been completely renovated, in order to assure to the guests a very confortable accomodation.Hotel Kappa has 19 rooms : 6 triplerooms, 9 doublerooms, 4 single rooms all equipped with private bath, television, hair dryer and Telephone and air-conditioned in the 70% of the rooms, that is a payment servise. It has also a flat made up of two rooms, a double and tripleroom, both with television and Telephone, with one big bath. Is equipped with a very beautiful terrace with a view on the Carpenedo's cathedral, breakfast room and reading room with television. Experience and kindness of the staff guarantee a traditional venetian accomodation.
Amenities
TV Remote Control
Bidet
24 Hour Front Desk
Doorman
FAX
Hairdryers Available
Modem Lines in Room
Pets Allowed
Indoor Parking
Valet Parking
Valet Parking
Room Service
Oriental Room Style
Safe Deposit Box
Safe
Shower
Telephone
TV
Air Conditioned
Room Information
SUITE
:
Apartament n 3 rooms for 5 persons. Apartment n 3 rooms: 01 triple, 01 double, 01 big private bath.
QUAEX
:
Quad executive(1 large + 2 single beds) with bath. Quad de-luxe room (1 large bed + 2 single beds) for 4 persons, with private bath
SNGEX
:
Single executive room (1 person) with bath. Single executive room (1 single bed) for 1 person, with private bath.
DBLEX
:
Double executive room (1 large bed) with bath. Double executive room (1 large bed) for 2 persons, with private bath.There is the possibility to have an extra bed for child with a supplement.
TR3EX
:
Triple executive room (3 single beds) with bath. Triple executive room (3 single beds) for 3 persons, with private bath
TRPEX
:
Triple Executive room (3 persons) with bath. Triple executive room (1 large bed + 1 single bed) for 3 persons, with private bath
TWIEX
:
Twin executive room (2 single beds) wint bath. Twin executive room (2 single beds) for 2 persons, with private bath.There is the possibility to have an-extra bed for children with a supplement.
Miscellaneous Information
Euro is the native currency.
Check in time is Noon
Check out time is 11 AM
Time Zone is GMT+1
Opened in 0
Renovated in 0
19 rooms.
0 suites.
0 floors.
Directions
FROM VENICE AIRPORT:If you arrive by plane you have two ways of getting to our hotel:- the first is by car or taxi. The taxi fare is from 15 to 20 Euros; if you hire a car, turn left leaving the airport, then turn right after about 200 metres into Via Triestina, (sign for Favaro Veneto); go straight on for about 5 km until you reach Piazza Carpenedo, and the hotel is on the right.- The second is to take bus No. 15, get off at the last stop in Via San Doną (corner of Via Cą Rossa) and walk for about 300 metres as far as Piazza Carpenedo.FROM VENICE:We advise you to get bus No. 2, which leaves every 10 minutes and will take you to the bus stop in front of the hotel. Look for the Piazza Carpenedo stop.FROM THE RAILWAY STATION:If you come by train get off at the Venezia-Mestre station. Go out of the station, cross the road and take bus No. 2 as far as the Piazza Carpenedo stop in front of the hotel.FROM TREVISO:Mestre is 17 km from Treviso. Go along Via Terraglio as far as the traffic lights in front of the Caserma Matter, an army barracks on your left. Turn left into Via Trezzo and the Hotel Kappa is about 1 km along on the left.FROM TREVISO AIRPORT:You can take a taxi and pay about 35 Euros, or an ATVO bus which will take you to Mestre Station, where you can follow the directions already given above.FROM THE A4 MILAN-VENICE MOTORWAY:If you come by the Milan-Venice motorway, after paying at the Venice-Villabona tollgate continue on the Tangenziale (by-pass) until you get to the VIA CASTELLANA exit. Turn right towards the centre immediately after the exit and continue on the fly-over; after about 300 metres, turn left at the traffic lights and go along the avenue Viale Garibaldi for about a minute as far as the end; you will see the church on the right and the Hotel Kappa on the left.FROM THE A4 TRIESTE-VENICE MOTORWAY:If you come by the Trieste-Venice motorway, after paying at the tollgate continue on the Tangenziale (by-pass) until you get to the VIA CASTELLANA exit. At the end of the slip road, go three-quarters of the way round the roundabout, turn right towards the centre and continue on the fly-over; after about 300 metres, turn left at the traffic lights and go along the avenue Viale Garibaldi for about a minute up to the end (mini roundabout/T-junction); our hotel is on your left
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Guarantee Policy
ALL RECERVATIONS MUST BE GUARANTEED BY NUMBER OF CREDIT CARD WITH EXPIRY DATE.CARDS ACCEPTED: ALL.
Cancellation Policy
THE GUEST MUST TO CANCEL THE ROOM 48 HOURES BEFORE YOUR ARRIVAL, OTHERWISE WE HAVE THE AUTHORIZATION TO MAKE A WITHDRAWAL FOR 01 NIGHT FROM THE NUMBER OF CREDIT CARD
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