Novecento Boutique Hotel
Hotel · Dorsoduro ·
Eclectic boutique hotel with courtyard garden & exceptional service
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C. del Dose da Ponte, 2684, 30124 Venezia VE, Italy Get directions
Eclectic boutique hotel with courtyard garden & exceptional service
C. del Dose da Ponte, 2684, 30124 Venezia VE, Italy Get directions
"As Hotel Flora’s smaller sister hotel—with just nine rooms—Novecento makes guests feel at home. While rooms are small, the communal spaces, such as the cozy living room with a mini bar, are decked in antique furniture and decorative items collected from the family’s own travels to Morocco. The spaces encourage gathering, offering guests a rare space to get lost in the pages of books plucked from the hotel’s library or wind down in the evening with a round of board games." - Monica Mendal
"There’s an embracing feel to Novecento, a lovely little boutique hotel. No distance at all from the crowded main artery leading to Piazza San Marco, it’s hushed and welcoming, and it makes you feel slightly conspiratorial, as if you're in on some huge secrets. With a beautiful blend of international furniture, warm, earthy colors, rich fabrics, gentle lighting, and overall cocoon-like feeling, you won't mind even the slightly small rooms. This is a special place that will make you feel that you’ve spent your money well." - Sarah James, Anne Hanley
"Why did this hotel catch your attention? What's the vibe? There’s an embracing feel to Novecento, a lovely little boutique hotel. No distance at all from the crowded main artery leading to Piazza San Marco, it’s hushed and welcoming, and it makes you feel slightly conspiratorial, as if you're in on some huge secrets. What's the backstory? Part of a small group owned by the Venetian Romanelli family, Novecento is the sister to Hotel Flora, a charming, old-school classic, and the superb Casa Flora rental property. Both are nearby. Tell us all about the accommodations. Any tips on what to book? Some rooms aren’t large and others are spacious; some (but not all) of the bathrooms are cramped. With a beautiful blend of international furniture, warm, earthy colors, rich fabrics, gentle lighting, and overall cocoon-like feeling, you won't mind even the slightly small rooms. Is there a charge for Wi-Fi? The free wi-fi is generally fine. Drinking and dining—what are we looking at? Fresh fruit, pastries straight from the bakery, eggs to order, and really good coffee: breakfast at the Novecento is simple but excellent. It’s served in the living room or in the gorgeous, plant-filled little courtyard. And the service? So friendly and helpful. Novecento’s staff is never intrusive but always available when you need a hand. What type of travelers will you find here? Returnees make up a large part of the Novecento’s clientele; guests love it so much they can’t wait to make their next booking. What about the neighborhood? Does the hotel fit in, make itself part of the scene? You’re right by the Accademia-St. Mark’s route here, but you won’t notice the bustle from this quiet bolthole. Is there anything you'd change? Some bathrooms are very small. Any other hotel features worth noting? Small it may be, but the Novecento has much to make your stay memorable. In the lovely downstairs living room, with its glowing colors and fireplace, there are board games, books, nibbles, and an honesty bar. But it’s the courtyard that's truly special: a gorgeous green niche for escaping Venice’s crowds. Bottom line: Worth it? Why? This is a special place that will make you feel that you’ve spent your money well." - Anne Hanley
"Located in Calle del Dose, just a 5-minute walk from the Gallerie dell'Accademia, Novecento Boutique Hotel is inspired by both Mediterranean and Oriental furnishings. It offers free Wi-Fi and elegant rooms. The Novecento’s rooms are decorated with antiques and feature cozy wrought iron beds and hardwood or marble floors. Each comes with air conditioning, LCD satellite TV and a minibar. Breakfast at the Novecento Boutique is served in the peaceful garden in summer. Guests can also relax in the reading room and take a drink from the honor bar. The vaporetto water bus stops near the hotel at Santa Maria del Giglio. St. Mark’s Square is a 10-minute walk from Hotel Novecento and the Baroque church of Santa Maria Zobenigo is just 220 yards away." - My Boutique Hotel (en)
"Tucked down a quiet little walkaway, just off the main thoroughfare to the Piazza San Marco, the Novecento is a sweet surprise. Despite its prime position near the Grand Canal, it strays from Venetian convention by being an originally-designed, oriental-inspired and relatively inexpensive little boutique hotel. Owned by the charming and enthusiastic Romanelli family, and decorated with fabrics, fittings and furniture that they discovered on their travels to Morocco, Pakistan and Asia, it’s become a haven for those seeking the ever-so-slightly bohemian side of Venice. The unusual lamps, richly coloured designer silks and tapestries, rag-rolled walls, high, beamed ceilings and lead-paned, stained-glass windows all lend a lovely soft look to both the guest rooms and the expansive lounges, making for an intimate and homely atmosphere. That said, the team pride themselves on giving exceptional service and will bend over backwards to help you make the most of your stay in Italy's most iconic city. Highs Unique and stylish with beautiful, eclectic décor, reminiscent of Arabian souks and medieval boudoirsA prime location just a short walk from the famous Piazza San Marco, yet so tucked away that there's not a note of street noise Lovely lounge areas where you can examine carefully selected artworks and books, and chat comfortably with other guests The friendliness, charm and helpfulness of the staff; owners Gioele and Heiby are often around and are full of recommendationsThe huge breakfast buffet and sunny little pink-and-green courtyard garden where you can enjoy it Lows Staff aren't on site after 4pm, but are reachable a 3-minute walk away at their sister hotel and via WhatsappThe rooms aren’t large and there are only jacket-length hanging spaces in the wardrobesSome guests may find the lighting in the rooms a little dim, though the white linen lends an airy feelThe mosquitoes may foil the vaporizers and air conditioning in the summer monthsAs is the norm in converted original buildings, there is no lift, but assistance with luggage is provided" - Cathy Teesdale
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