C.S.D. Foresteria Valdese

Venezia, Italy

3

2 reviews

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+39 041 528 6797
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Sestiere Castello, 5170, Venezia, Italy, 30122
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
1.2 miSan Marcuola
1.3 miSan Servolo
1.4 miRiva di Biasio
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2 reviews of C.S.D. Foresteria Valdese

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Place rating: 3
Venezia, Italien
Das Gebäude, in dem sich heute eine Herberge befindet, ist besonders im Frühsommer schon von der Aussenfront eine Sehenswürdigkeit, da zu dieser Zeit die Fassade von blühenden Rankpflanzen überwachsen ist.
Der Palazzo Cavagnis wurde im 17. Jahrhundert von Domenico Rossi, der auch die Fassade für die Kirche San Stae entwarf, gebaut. Bestechend sind die schönen Fresken von Carlo Bevilacqua, die zur Zeit restauriert werden.
Die Familie Cavagnis — oder Cavanis — waren Goldschmiede, die am Campo di San Bartolomeo ihr Geschäft besassen, und sich um 1700 den Palazzo, «in cao Cale Longa, zo del ponte» von N’.D. Morosini Savorgnan erwarb.
Place rating: 3
Rosta, Italy
Our room was bare bones: linoleum floor, cheap rotating fan, twin beds pushed together, plastic chairs. But it was clean. The maid only came once in four days. The bathroom was clean and good. There were no screens on the windows so we had mosquito problems the whole time we were there (September).
Breakfast is good; cereal, rolls, butter, nutella, coffee, etc. You wait on your own table. Feel free to bring a box of cereal or your own food. They have a fridge for you to use.
The Wifi is a pain in the butt. You have to log in and log off every single time. And when you run out of time (they give you a voucher) you have to ask for more time. It’s a drag.