Ode to Venus

Ode to Venus: Veneto

Drop your bags and explore Venice from this charming apartment in the San Samuele district. Located on the third and fourth floors and with its own rooftop terrace (which is on the smaller side but has lovely views), there are a lot of stairs here. Guests with reduced mobility may wish to look elsewhere, but families and friends hoping to make the most of Venice are in luck. It's an easy stroll to a grocery store, wine shop, and a range of cafes. And with several vaporetto (canal boat) stops close by, you'll be exploring the city in no time.

Home truths:
*This home is on the third and fourth floors, with a lot of steps to the third bedroom and to the rooftop terrace. The main staircase only has a bannister on one side, so it won't be the best option for those with reduced mobility and small children should be supervised. *Not all bathrooms are pictured, but we expect consistency in quality and style throughout. *Given the home's central spot, expect to hear some street noise. *No cars are allowed in Venice, but you'll be close to the water bus stops for easy travel around the city. *The ceiling in some areas is on the low side. It might not be suitable for taller guests. *The traditional decor here may not be to everyone's taste.