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Antica Locanda Sturion ***
Guests who choose the hotel Antica Locanda Sturion choose one of the oldest and most famous 3-star hotels in Venice which had the privilege of being used in the twelfth century by the Doge of Venice to house the foreign merchants who came to the city to sell their wares at the Rialto market.
Over the centuries the hotel Antica Locanda Sturion has housed the famous merchants, navigators and ambassadors who have paid call on the Venetian Republic. In 1494, Vittore Carpaccio included the hotel's sign with the ancient wooden Rialto bridge in the background of his "Il miracolo della croce" fresco depicting typical life in Venice (the painting is on display at the Gallerie dell'Accademia).
Today, the Antica Locanda Sturion is one of the hotels in Venice that has kept the ambience, furnishings and brocades of olden Venice and has enhanced the rooms with all the comforts and services essential to a 3-star hotel. Internet, fax, tourist information and a small library with books in several languages are only some of the services provided in the quite and cordial atmosphere of this hotel (delightful breakfast and reading room overlooking the Grand Canal).
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Calle del Sturion - San Polo 679
30125 Venezia
Italy
Phone: +39.041.5236243
Fax: +39.041.5228378
Email: info@locandasturion.com
Web Site: http://www.locandasturion.com
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• Total Rooms : 11
• Distance from nearest airport, km : 13
• Distance from city center, km : 0.1
• Accepted Credit Cards : Visa, Euro/Mastercard
• 24 Hour Reception
• Check-out Before : 11:00
• Check-in After : 7:00
• Air-conditioning
• Cable TV - International Channels
• Hair Dryer
• TV Set
• Minibar
• Gay Friendly
• Pets Allowed
• Bar
• Restaurant
• Internet Access
• Security Lockers
Price from € 50
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