Discover in the gothic walls of Palazzo del Doge Marin Falier, the magic atmosphere of old Venice, where art and history are the expression of an incantation. Facing Campo SS.Apostoli, reflected in the waters of a romantic canal, this is a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in layers of silk, brocades, damasks and gilt mirrors that echo a Serenissima of long ago, a city of travel and commerce with the entire Orient. The Palazzo del Doge Falier, situated close to Piazza S. Marco and the Rialto Bridge, has been restored with passion and attention to detail. The hotel rooms, fitted with every comfort and elegantly furnished with original antique pieces, have jacuzzi, separate shower cubicles, hairdryers, satellite TV, a direct telephone line, internet connection by arrangement, a minibar, air conditioning with individual room control, a safe-deposit box, and there is a buffet breakfast. The rich treasures of Venice, together with the elegance, prestige and history of our hotel, will make your stay an unforgettable one.The hotel rooms, fitted with every comfort and elegantly furnished with original antique pieces, have jacuzzi (only the suite), separate shower cubicles, hairdryers, satellite TV, a direct telephone line, internet connection by arrangement, a minibar, air conditioning with individual room control, a safe-deposit box, and there is a buffet breakfast.
Amenities
TV
Air Conditioned
Babysitting/Child Services
Bar/Lounge
Hairdryers Available
Hairdryers Available
Safe
Telephone
220 AC
Room Information
DBLST
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double room standard. Standard double room provided with French bed ( or twin beds )and bathroom with bath tube or shower inside and all modern comforts: hairdryer, TV Sat, telephone, minibar, safe, air conditioning, internet connection in the room with your personal pc.Rates include buffet breakfast, service, local taxes and also:· Excursion with private boat to Murano island· City mapfurnished in a venetian style, fitted with every comfort
DRSUP
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Double room (1 large bed) . Superior room provided with king size bed( or twin beds) , bathroom with bath tube or shower , hairdryer, TV Sat, telephone, minibar, safe, air conditioning , internet connection in the room with your personal pc Rates include buffet breakfast, service, local taxes and also:· Excursion with private boat to Murano island· City map
SUIJ1
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Double de-luxe room (1 large bed) with canal view. Junior Suite facing the square SS. Apostoli and the romantic canal view, provided with king size bed ( or twin beds), bathroom with bath tube or shower, hairdryer, TV Sat, telephone, minibar, safe, air conditioning, internet connection in the room with your personal pc.Rates include buffet breakfast, service, local taxes and also:· Excursion with private boat to Murano island· City map
SUIJ2
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Junior Suite . Junior Suite provided with king size bed ( or twin beds), bathroom with bath tube or shower, hairdryer, TV Sat, telephone, minibar, safe, air conditioning, internet connection in the room with your personal pc
SUIT2
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Suite with terrace, canal view, jacuzzi and.... Charming Suite room with canopy bed, terrace with view on the canal and SS. Apostoli square, bathroom with jacuzzi; it's a very suggestive room because Doge Falier had been lived there.This room as all comfort inside :hairdryer, TV Sat, telephone, minibar, safe, air conditioning, internet connection in the room with your personal pc.Rates include buffet breakfast, service, local taxes and also:· Excursion with private boat to Murano island· City map
SUIT2
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Suite with terrace, canal view, jacuzzi and.... Charming Suite room with canopy bed, terrace with view on the canal and SS. Apostoli square, bathroom with jacuzzi; it's a very suggestive room because Doge Falier had been lived there.This room as all comfort inside :hairdryer, TV Sat, telephone, minibar, safe, air conditioning, internet connection in the room with our personal pc.Rates include buffet breakfast, service, local taxes and also:· Excursion with private boat to Murano island· City map
Miscellaneous Information
Euro is the native currency.
Check in time is 2 PM
Check out time is 11 AM
Time Zone is GMT+1
Opened in 1200
Renovated in 2000
20 rooms.
0 suites.
2 floors.
Directions
From the Marco Polo Airport you can reach Venice in the following ways:You can take a private taxi that collects you in front of the Hotel Antico Doge. Outside the arrival gate you'll find a free shuttle service bus (every 5 minutes) that collects you to the water taxi station. If you want we can arrange you the water taxi transfer.Here you'll find a taxi driver with a sign with your surname and in 20 minutes you'll arrive at Hotel Antico Doge. This is theeasiest and more comfortable way to arrive here.A Pick Up from Airport Marco Polo costs 95,00 euro (you'll pay directly the taxi driver). In case You'd like us to provide for it, we would need just few details:-FLIGHT NUMBER-DEPARTURE POINT-ARRIVAL TIME-YOUR COMPLETE NAME ORThere is a public boat whose name is ALILAGUNA that takes you toFONDAMENTA NUOVE in about 40 minutes ( only from the 10.40 am until 00.40 midnight) It costs about 11.00 Euros per person. Fondamenta Nuove is just 5 minutes walk from the hotel.You can take a public bus from the airport that collects you to P.Le Roma( you can take the bus N°5 or the BLUE BUS EXPRESS ATVO )From Piazzale Roma ( or Train Station )you have to take the PUBLIC BOAT N ° 1 ( 5.00 euro per person ) till the Ca' D'Oro stop. When you get off the Ca' D'oro stop, you turn on your right and you follow the main street till the SS.Apostoli square. On your right there is a littlebridge and after this you'll find the HOTEL ANTICO DOGE .It's more difficult to explain than to arrive!From the Cą D'Oro stop to our Hotel you'll take no more than 2 minutes!Water taxi from Piazzale Roma or Train Station costs about 55,00 Euros .
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Guarantee Policy
A valid Credit Card is required to guarantee the reservation.
Cancellation Policy
Cancellate 7 days before the arrival to avoid the payment of the full amount, in low and middle season.Cancellate 15 days before the arrival to avoid the payment of the full amount in hight season ( 29/04-02/07 e 01/09-01/11).
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