Canova Restaurant by Sadler

Warm quarters, some offering whirlpool tubs, in a historic B&B with a simple kitchen/dining room. Set in a 19th-century building a 6-minute walk from a vaporetto stop on the Grand Canal, this cozy B&B is 7 minutes' walk from the circa-1500s Rialto Bridge and 13 minutes on foot from Piazza San Marco. Featuring exposed beams and wrought-iron bed frames, the 3 warm rooms and 1 suite provide free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, and tea and coffeemakers, as well as private bathrooms; some add whirlpool tubs and/or spa-style showers. A 2-story, 2-bedroom apartment has a kitchen and a living room. There's a simple kitchen/dining room.

Contemporary rooms in a stylish hotel offering a free breakfast buffet & views of a canal. In a stone building on a narrow alley leading to the Rio de le Toreseie canal, this stylish hotel in an artistic neighborhood is a minute’s walk from the Peggy Guggenheim Museum and a 2-minute walk from a vaporetto stop. The contemporary rooms feature custom decor, premium linens and art pieces. All provide free Wi-Fi and flat-screens, plus minifridges, Nespresso machines, and views of the canal or the museum's garden. Some have 4-poster beds. Suites come with living areas. Kids age 6 and under (up to 2 in a family room) stay at no cost with an adult. Room service is offered. A complimentary breakfast buffet is served in a snug dining room.

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