Al Campaniel Guesthouse
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Spanish-Venetian couple Gloria and Marco are discreet hosts and offer spotless rooms close to the San Tomà boat stop. Each room has breakfast-making facilities.
Practical Information
Calle del Campanile, S Polo 2889
041 275 07 49 www.alcampaniel.com No disabled access €
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Hotel price categories
For a standard, double room per night (with breakfast if included), taxes and extra charges.
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I stayed at this guesthouse and I recommend it 100%. If I went to Venice again I would definitively stay here again. It showed that the owners took very good care of it. The rooms were not only very comfortable and clean but also pretty. This guesthouse is also very well located. If you arrive to Venice by train you can take the vaporetto at Santa Lucia and get off at Santo Tomà. Al Campaniel is just a few steps from the boat stop. Also, because Venice is so small, Piazza San Marco is very close. It might look far in a map but it's just a 15-minute-walk. GREAT VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY!
about 1 months ago
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