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Sestiere Dorsoduro 1873 | Sestiere di Dorsoduro, 30123 Venice, Italy
Sestiere Dorsoduro 1873 | Sestiere di Dorsoduro, 30123 Venice, Italy
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Artsy is the defining mood of this neighbourhood with street artists, students, painters, sculptors, restorers, curators, historians, collectors, heirs and heiresses rubbing elbows. Peggy Guggenheim's collection, now a museum, lures chic locals for evening art aperitifs. Traditionalists and visionaries cocoon in bohemian luxury. La Salute basilica buttresses the neighbourhood to the east. Gondolas bob in the morning light. The Accademia Bridge crosses the Grand Canal. A back street doubles as basketball court. Palaces house residents, or like Ca' Foscari a university, or a museum like Ca’ Rezzonico that attracts Venetians for concerts. Dorsoduro reveals its industrial roots too, in buildings converted to house university departments or exhibitions. Campo Santa Margherita bursts with youthful energy from local students. Foot traffic bustles to and from Piazzale Roma and Santa Lucia train station. Evening commuters pause for an aperitivo. Neighbours exchange confidants in a campo (square) on their way to market.
All reviews quiet area san basilio off the beaten path minute walk lovely hotel yogurt hotel is located no elevator top floor piazzale roma family room water taxi the hotel staff bars and restaurants continental style gave us a map train station
We stayed here for our honeymoon. Lovely stay in a classy boutique hotel. Staff were friendly and helpful and the included breakfast was excellent. Really happy with the room which was clean, spacious and well decorated.
Our first night was the night of the Acqua...More
Thank HughG215
Response from HotelTizianoH, Responsabile reception at Hotel TizianoResponded 6 days ago
Dear Madam, Dear Sir,
we thank You for Your review and for the nice words about our staff.
Concerning the high tide please note it is not an event we can control at all. That monday was an exeptional event and that evening all venetian...More
Stayed here the night of October 19. The weather in Venice was warm, highs in the upper 70's. But at night it cooled off. The hotel advertised that it is air conditioned. But it fails to mention that it turns it off at the end...More
Thank ButlerFan
Response from HotelTizianoH, Responsabile reception at Hotel TizianoResponded 6 days ago
Dear ButlerFan,
with reference to your review of our hotel posted 31 October 2018, once the cooling system is switched to heating mode as per ordinance of the Venetian municipality, we cannot switch it back. This occurs on the 15 October (not on end of...More
Our first night's room was located in the attic. The air conditioning was off and was very hot. We opened the windows, however this allowed bugs into our room. We asked to be moved that night, however we were lied to and told there were...More
Thank Karen E
Response from HotelTizianoH, Responsabile reception at Hotel TizianoResponded 1 week ago
Dear Mrs,
with reference to your review of our hotel posted 29 October 2018 as explained at the time, once the cooling system is switched to heating mode as per ordinance of the Venetian municipality, we cannot switch it back. This occurs on the 15...More
The impeccable service here makes up for it's location being a little far from the city centre. It's for the best anyways, as it's very quiet in these parts and close to the train station terminal. The first night we had problems with the WIFI,...More
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Response from HotelTizianoH, Proprietario at Hotel TizianoResponded 1 week ago
We are pleased to know that everything was to your liking, thanks for giving a good review .
We ended our trip to Croatia with 3 nights at the Hotel Tiziano. It was a charming boutique hotel with courteous and very helpful staff. The breakfasts were beautiful. The hotel is outside the main tourist areas so very quiet and lots of oppourtunity for...More
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Response from HotelTizianoH, Proprietario at Hotel TizianoResponded 1 week ago
Thank you for choosing hotel Tiziano, with the hope of being able to welcome you again at our Hotel we send a cordial greeting from all the staff
I highly recommend Osteria Da Codroma (on Fondamenta Briati - a 5 minutes walk from hotel Tiziano). It is famous for its cicheti and seafood - the freshest ever bought daily from the Rialto market. It is very popular with... More
I highly recommend Osteria Da Codroma (on Fondamenta Briati - a 5 minutes walk from hotel Tiziano). It is famous for its cicheti and seafood - the freshest ever bought daily from the Rialto market. It is very popular with locals and it is advisable to book to eat there in the evening.
We initially wanted to take a water taxi from the airport ,but ultimately the cost and time didn’t seem worth it for us. The quickest way - especially for this hotel - is to take the bus to Piazzale Roma,then walk to the... More
We initially wanted to take a water taxi from the airport ,but ultimately the cost and time didn’t seem worth it for us. The quickest way - especially for this hotel - is to take the bus to Piazzale Roma,then walk to the hotel. It’s a 10-15 minute walk from the bus drop off if you don’t get lost. We did take a wrong turn but recovered pretty quickly.
We just bought tickets at the airport,not in advance.
A lot of people think taking the water taxi is a “must” for its romanticism. I didn’t feel that way. There are plenty of other ways to see the city from the water at lower cost and at a time when you can enjoy it and not be jet lagged or anxious about getting to your hotel.
Response from HWNGrl303 | Reviewed this property |
There are a few locations for the apartments, the larger ones are about 200 meters away as described by Endoftired and just across the courtyard as Wisconsin stated. I was in the one just across the courtyard. Breakfast is... More
There are a few locations for the apartments, the larger ones are about 200 meters away as described by Endoftired and just across the courtyard as Wisconsin stated. I was in the one just across the courtyard. Breakfast is served in the hotel only, in a quaint dining area adjacent to the front desk.
This was not a problem as it was a few seconds of walk time for me. You might be able to have them deliver breakfast items to your room at an additional charge, but I never bothered to ask because the hotel was so close.
The breakfast selection consists of caffe, juices, breakfast rolls, cookies, breads, cereals, meats, cheese, and other items typically associated with an Italian breakfast. There was also a boiler to poach eggs for those who prefer eggs to start their day. I did not use it, but it was nice have the option.
Hope this info helps and have a great trip!
