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An Apartment in Venice:
Santa Maria Formosa
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ABOVE: A view of the narrow lane outside the
apartment through the wrought-iron-and-glass door in the entrance foyer.
Booking information
The Santa Maria Formosa Apartment rents for
€80 to €150 per day, depending on season and the
number of guests. This price includes linens and cleaning. (Rates are subject to
change; see
Venere: Santa Maria
Formosa Apartment to check the price for
the dates of your visit.)
When you book through Venere,
you'll be asked to give credit-card information. This is just to secure the
booking; you won't be billed unless you fail to show up. You'll pay the landlady
in person, in cash when you arrive, so make sure that you have enough
euros or can get them from an automated teller machine. (You may want to check
your daily overseas ATM limit with your bank and increase it, if necessary,
before leaving home.)
After Venere confirms your
reservation, you'll receive an e-mail from the English-speaking landlady, who'll
give you a number to call when you reach Venice. Upon your arrival, she'll meet
you at the apartment, give you the key, and show you how everything works. When
you leave at the end of your stay, you'll simply leave the key in the apartment
and pull the self-locking door shut behind you.
Web link
Venere: Santa Maria
Formosa Apartment
Use this link to see more photos of the apartment, read user reviews, check
prices and availability for specific dates, and make a reservation.
Next page:
Photo tour of the apartment
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Hotel tip:
Location can be important when
choosing a hotel in Venice or on the mainland. Before booking, read our
No. 1 Warning
and Venice Hotel
Recommendations by Area.
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