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Facilities within the Property

 
Alloggi agli Artisti is ready to open the new breakfast room with a small but nice bar. It's a value added feature for our quests, who have the possibility to drink something all the day long. Our reception is open 24 hours a day, in order to accommodate people every time. The half board option is very interesting, for those who appreciate Italian food (and especially Venetian fish): by only adding an extra charge for each person you will taste one of the best dinner you have ever had in your life (wine is not included in price).
 
Then, there is the opportunity to buy directly at our front desk the ticket to visit Burano, Murano, and Torcello (the three most important islands of the lagoon): it is not very expensive and it is a two hour and half tour with a guide in your language around those marvellous places! Pets are allowed and we have a 24 hour front desk service, plus a terrace, non smoking rooms and luggage storage. Fax and photo-copy services are available at the reception area.
 
Property Facilities Summary:
BarChild Friendly
Fax MachineFax Service
Ice MachinesLuggage Storage
Medium Pets WelcomePhotocopier
SafeSmall Dogs Welcome
Small Pets WelcomeTicket Reservation Service
Wake Up Service 
 
Nearby Facilities
 
From our location you can reach everything you need: we are only few meters from the Canal Grande and one of its three bridges (Scalzi bridge), in a tourist but quiet area named "Lista di Spagna". You can find everything you need, from the internet point to the laundry, from the supermarket to the restaurant, from the pub to the night club. What is important is that you can walk for about 15 minutes and you reach Rialto quarter with the most important bridge, and five minutes later San Mark's square, the most important (and known) square of the city. Regarding museum, don't worry: they are everywhere here in Venic (Academy gallery, museum Correr, Peggy Guggenheim museum and so on), and remember that Venice itself is a sort of "open" museum!