Holiday rentals near Palazzo dei Trecento

We had a wonderful time. Giorgio helped us with a very smooth check in and met us at the ferry at Rialto. The place is well equipped, more spacious than the photos suggest and extremely clean. Its location is amazing, footsteps from shops, restaurants and the main sights of Venice. Highly recommended for any trip to Venice.

This is the most beautiful property. We had two families with 4 children and it was perfect. The location is great and my daughter felt like a princess sitting on the balcony overlooking the canal. The hosts were very responsive and kind and we really appreciated it.

We had a lovely stay in Cannaregio. Massimo was very helpful with clear directions and suggestions for our stay. The area was quiet at night time but close to everything. We had all we needed for our stay. The second bedroom was a little tight for two adults but we knew that from the photos. Thank you Massimo

We stayed in Hugue’s wonderful apartment as our Venice base. The apartment is spacious and stunning - with comfortable furnishings and beautiful artworks. A lovely little roof top terrace was a wonderful place to enjoy an afternoon wine. Situated so conveniently close to cafes and restaurants and a short walk to key attractions. Highly recommend this wonderful accomodation.

Carlo is a wonderful host and the apartment is clean, cosy and homey. It backs onto a canal and is in a safe, quiet area. At the same time, it is extremely well located. From the San Zaccaria wharves, the simplest way is to take either Calle dei Albanese or Calle de le Rasse. You reach Campo Santi Filippo e Giacomo. If you have taken Calle dei Albanesi, there is a tobacconist on the left hand corner and two restaurants directly in front of you. If you have taken Calle de le Rasse turn left. There is a narrow street to the right of the restaurant on the corner. The street is under the sign on the wall indicating Campo dei Santi Filippo e Giacomo. It becomes Calle Rimpeto la Sacristia e Calle Drio la Chiesa. Take it and follow it all the way. It bends to the right to go over a small bridge at the Hotel Casa Verada. The street is now called Calle Castagana. This brings you to Ruga Giuffa. There is a shop - eborista- directly in front of you. Turn right and then almost immediately right again into an unnamed alley. There is a gate and a garden at the end at you are there. The place is spacious with a good kitchen, separate lounge and dining area. The washing machine is a great bonus. Supermarkets, San Marco, the Biennale are all easily reached on foot. Thank you, Carlo! I had a wonderful time.