Venice Resort, Venice, Italy

We have created a place where our guests can feel at home, rooms where you can read, think and relax after a day spent in the heart of Venice. A welcoming atmosphere, enhanced by wooden floors, exposed beams and bathrooms decorated in Italian marble.

Finally a break, time stops and the word is relaxation. We have set up the rooms to be comfortable combining modernity and elegance, comfort and discretion. You can choose between two room types.

Classic, if you prefer a simple style: a studio for 1-3 people, with double bed or twin beds and a single bed. Deluxe, if you're looking for something more sophisticated: a spacious apartment for 2-4 people, double bed, sofa bed or two single beds.

To provide greater comfort we have equipped all our rooms with:

- Air conditioning

- Wi-Fi Internet ADSL

- Satellite TV with flat screen

- Safe

- Fax and newspapers

- Shower with jet whirlpool, hair dryer and courtesy kit

- Jacuzzi in our magnificent Penthouse

We need to be called before your arrival in Venice.

We need to have your arrival time.

Cleaning is daily and towels and sheets are changed every three nights.

How to find us:

Venice Resorts is in the Santa Croce district, less than fifteen minutes from the railway station of Saint Lucia and the terminal at Piazzale Roma, in a position that is convenient for reaching the main tourist attractions.

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Your journey of discovery of Venice starts right around Venice Resorts. A few steps separate you from some of the main attractions here: the Natural History Museum with a collection of over 2 million objects on display, including a spectacular, original, dinosaur skeleton, the Ouranosaurus Nigeriensis, which is 7 meters long and 3 meters high and dates back 110 million years; the home of Carlo Goldoni, which presents the main themes of Carlo Goldoni’s theatre and reveals the secrets of this great artist and his work; the Scuola Grande di San Rocco with its wonderful cycle of canvasses by Tintoretto produced between 1564 and 1588; the Ca' Pesaro International Gallery of Modern Art with sculptures and paintings from the eighteenth to twentieth centuries, including masterpieces by Klimt, Chagall, Kandisky, Mattisse, Moore and a rich selection of works by Italian artists and a cabinet of graphics.