The kitchen is equipped with an induction hob, oven, dishwasher, kettle, coffee machine (for pods), toaster, digital TV in the living room and in each bedroom. The equipment is comes with: American placemats, a set of pots and pans, colanders, plates and glasses, dishes, ladles and scoops, can openers, corkscrews, potato peelers, knives and cutting boards, everything you need for breakfasts, lunches and dinners.

In each bathroom there is a courtesy kit (conditioner, shower gel and soap), a hairdryer, bathrobe and slippers.

The apartment has an iron and ironing board.

This is a sophisticated 144 square meter apartment apartment for 4 people, just renovated (2019) and furnished with design solutions. It is located on the main (second) floor of a historic building from the 1600s which is located near the church of San Giovanni e Paolo and the Scuola Grande di San Marco. The apartment is a few minutes on foot from both Rialto and San Marco.

The apartment is characterized by high ceilings with original beams, a fine Venetian flooring, damask Lacroix wallpapers and soft rugs. The large kitchen, with a central island and glossy black stools by Philippe Starck, is equipped with an oven and dishwasher and overlooks the internal courtyard. The bright noble hall, framed by impressive velvet curtains, overlooks a magnificent three-mullioned window with balcony on Campo Santi Giovanni e Paolo, offering a wonderful view of the Scuola Grande di San Marco. Large Venetian-themed paintings complete the walls in combination with the Mogg’s eccentric designer chandelier and the Glossy oval table in white marble by Antonio Citterio.

The sleeping area particularly enhances the refinement of the apartment: 2 large bedrooms with views of Campo San Giovanni and Paolo are equipped with Flou beds and mattresses embellished with lamps with bronze finishing suspended from the high ceiling. The damask wallpaper and the rugs, made from black sailor rope, embroider and frame the floor. The 3 bathrooms, one of which serves the living area, are large and functional with round powder-colored mirrors. The room comes complete with a large wardrobe room, adjustable air conditioning in every room, satellite TV, free Wifi. Washing and drying facilities are available on the ground floor of the building.

From Marco Polo airport:

Go to the landing stage at the airport and find the blue line called Alilaguna, to take the water bus to Venice and get off at the third stop called “Ospedale”.

(Click here for the timetable)

After alighting at the stop called “Ospedale”, walk to Campo Santi Giovanni e Paolo along Fondamenta dei Mendicanti and take the second bridge on the right. Continue straight until the first street on the right and you will find yourself in the “Corte del Cafetier”.

Our facility is at number 6406.

From Piazzale Roma or from the station:

TAKING the vaporetto (FERR BUS): Line 5.2

• Click LINEA 5.2 to check the timetable

After alighting at the stop called “Ospedale”, walk to Campo Santi Giovanni e Paolo along Fondamenta dei Mendicanti and take the second bridge on the right. Continue straight until the first street on the right and you will find yourself in the “Corte del Cafetier”.

Our facility is at number 6406.

Bacari:

• Osteria Al Portego (Website)
• Osteria Sepa (Website)

Restaurants:

• Osteria Santa Marina (Website)
• Osteria contemporanea da Riccardo (Website)
• Osteria El Mascaron (Website)

Pharmacies:

Pharmacie Alle 2 Colonne, campo San Canciano 6045, 30121 Venice

Supermarkets:

Coop supermarket in Campo Santa Marina

Vapereti Waterbus service:

• Vaporetto da Fondamenta Nove
• Alilaguna to airport – lines 5.1 5.2 to railway station e to Piazzale Roma

Children as young as 3  are NOT included in the maximum number of guests per apartment. For them, Tadomo offers special beds upon request.

First time in Venice? Join the walking tour with a local guide and let her take you off the
beaten track, away from the main tourist sights, and show you a side of Venice most visitors
don’t get to see.
Our professional guide (born and raised in Venice) offers tours of 2 or 3 hours explaining the history of the city.
When was Venice founded? How could it be built over water? How many bridges and
churches does it have?
All these questions and more about the past and present life of this unique city will be posed
and answered during your tour. The tour that shows you the Venice you wouldn’t see without it!

Walking Tour 2 hours Hidden Venice
Let us guide you through an interesting walk to the discovery of the most mysterious and
unknown places of Venice. The tour will take you in the “Sestiere” of Cannaregio and San
Polo crossing the famous Rialto Bridge and visit the oldest market of the city.
If is your first time in Venice it is the perfect introduction to the city!

Languages: English / Italian
Meeting Point: Where requested

Walking Tour 2 hours Cicheti and Wine
Do you want to know everything about the Venetian cuisine? Joining this tour you will taste
the typical Venetian street food known as Cicheti and you will discover the story of Venice
through its culinary tradition. We will stop in 3 different local businesses (Bacaro) and taste 3 different type of wine!

Languages: English / Italian
Meeting Point: Where requested

Walking Tour 2 hours Venetian Arts & Crafts
One of the most fascinating aspects of Venice is it’s rich and, still active, artisanal traditions!
Have you ever wondered where all the Gondolas you see teeming the canals were
constructed? and still are! Venice is also very famous for its Carnival tradition… masks are
everywhere in the city! What is the meaning behind them? and what are the traditional
masks made of?
The Venetian Arts & Crafts walking tour will take you inside three different businesses in the city where you will have the opportunity to personally meet and talk with the local artisans!

Languages: English/ Italian
Meeting Point: Where requested