Italy Hotel Club San Marco Palace - Venezia, Italy
Piazza San Marco. Ponte dei Dai 875
Venezia, 30124 Nightly Rates(370.43 - 411.59)
Property Description
San Marco Palace, a small All Suites of great character and charme, where the comfort and the home away from home convenience come together in a two- or three-rooms Suite. Beautifull location in the heart of the town and the shopping district.All the Suites feature individually controlled thermostat for air-conditioned system, mini-bar 25" tv-sat, radio, direct telephone, in-room fax (on request), safe, bath and/or shower. For safety sake only electrical system (no gas) and armoured door with video-entryphone."Les Clefs d'Or" concierge service and same day laundry service. And if you can bear to tear yoursels away, Venice, unique and exceptional, and its surrounding area like the islands of Murano, Burano and Torcello, the Venetian Villas, Padua, Verona and Cortina are looking forward to hosting you.
Amenities
TV Remote Control
Babysitting/Child Services
Bar/Lounge
Conference Facilities
Elevators
Hairdryers Available
Laundry Service
Pets Allowed
Pets Allowed
Radio
Restaurant
Safe
Telephone
TV
Air Conditioned
Room Information
TWNLX
:
Suite twin bedded . Suite Twin room,with private bath, minibar, TV Sat, safe
SUITE
:
Suite 4 pp occupancy. Suite de-luxe room (4 single beds) for 4 persons, with private bath, safe, minibar, Tv Sat
DBLLX
:
Double bed Suite. Elegant and spacious Suite (about 50 square meters), composed by entrance, living room, bedroom and private facility, all with individually controlled air conditioning, minibars, TV Sat, direct phone, safe, hair dryer and so on. Terrace on request and quotation suitable for up to 4 people.
QUALX
:
Family suite x 4 pax. SUITE 35/40 MQ WITH CANAL VIEW
S3SUP
:
Suite for 3 people. Elegant and spacious Suite (about 50 square meters), composed by entrance, living room, bedroom and private facility, all with individually controlled air conditioning, minibars, TV Sat, direct phone, safe, hair dryer and so on. Terrace on request.
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 1999
Renovated in 2000
26 rooms.
0 suites.
5 floors.
Directions
Besides by private taxi (motor boat), you can use the following means of transport to reach the San Marco Palace: - from the airport Marco Polo, every 30 minutes by boat "Alilaguna" to St. Mark's Square to Rialto or St. Mark's Square - from Isola Nuova del Tronchetto (car parking) by public boat Actv lines N (night line) and 82 every 20 minutes during the day - from Piazzale Roma (air-terminal / garage)lines No.1, 82 and (N) (night line) every 10 minutes during the day - from the railway station lines No. 1, 82 and N (night line) every 10 minutes during the day From St. Mark's Square the walking distance is of about 20 meters.
8.0 KM
11.0 KM
2.0 KM
City centre near Saint Mark's Square - Just at the entrance of St.Mark's Square
Guarantee Policy
(VISA,MASTERCARD,CARTASI,AMEX,DINERS)Credit card number with expire dates is required
Cancellation Policy
Cancellation policy by noon of 3 day prior to the arrival date.Late cancellation or No Show the 1st night will be charged.
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