|
|
|
|
|
|
|
 |
Locanda La Corte
Adres: Castello 6317 Minimalna cena za pokój: 80 EURO Maksymalna cena za pokój: 250 EURO |
|
Reklama: |
|
|
|
|
Locanda La Corte Dodaj swoj± ofertê Mapa strony © www.kwatera.eu, 2012 - Bieszczady noclegi agroturystyka kwatery prywatne tanie kwatery w Polsce i Europie. Projekt i wykonanie www.wedrowiec.net. Wszystkie prawa zastrze¿one. Kontakt: kontakt@wedrowiec.net |
|
| A mo¿e chcesz siê wybraæ gdzie indziej? Chmiel, Dinan, Lagos, Chasseneuil-du-Poitou, Bia³ystok, Heidelberg, Jelenia Góra, czekaj±... | |
Enjoy the original experience of Venetian life in an ancient 16th century palace, that has been completely renovated and transformed into a characteristic family owned and managed guest house.The Locanda La Corte is located in Calle Bressana, in the Castello quarter, just a stone's throw from Campo SS. Giovanni e Paolo, in the heart of the old city of Venice. The hotel enjoys an exceptionally quiet residential area, conveniently close to St. Mark's Square and the Rialto Bridge.The large, well-lit rooms, decorated in an elegant Venetian style, are the result of a careful renovation that protected the precious original 16th century Venetian floors, the original ceilings with wood beams on view and the ancient well-curb where the inhabitants of those times used to draw their drinking water.Enjoy the original experience of Venetian life in an ancient 16th century palace, that has been completely renovated and transformed into a characteristic family owned and managed guest house.The Locanda La Corte is located in Calle Bressana, in the Castello quarter, just a stone's throw from Campo SS. Giovanni e Paolo, in the heart of the old city of Venice. The hotel enjoys an exceptionally quiet residential area, conveniently close to St. Mark's Square and the Rialto Bridge.The large, well-lit rooms, decorated in an elegant Venetian style, are the result of a careful renovation that protected the precious original 16th century Venetian floors, the original ceilings with wood beams on view and the ancient well-curb where the inhabitants of those times used to draw their drinking water.