Friendly Venice

Nightlife lovers will find very close to Friendly Venice the most famous restaurants and bars in Venice as Da Fiore restaurant just on the corner, Harry's Bar and Hard Rock Cafe' and just two steps from the only real nightclub in Venice, The Souk.

All of our rooms have a view on a typical Venetian canal and are furnished with original 1800's wood pieces, in fact the apartment was the home of a famous Venetian painter and still conserve many of its paintings a time exposed in international extensions.

We have double rooms for couples, deluxe single rooms (spacious with large water mattress bed) and large 4/5 bed rooms for families or group of friends.
All our rooms have canal view and are extremely quite and silent during night and day.

Friendly Venice means a friendly and helpful staff that will be delighted to receive hosts of every nationality, culture, religion, age or sexual orientation.

We offer a refined typically venetian atmosphere, intentionally dated in order to conserve the fascination of the past.
We hope to receive you soon in this unique lagoon city, and we will make our best to make your stay unforgettable.

-Check-in :
09.00 AM till 24.00 (12 pm)

-Cancellation policy:
48 hours before arrival only by e-mail.

-Please advise if there's any change about arrival time.

-We only accept payments by cash upon arrival
 

Located Near

Airport:
Take the Shuttle to Piazzale Roma an Follow next Step.

Train Station/Piazzale Roma car-bus terminal:

-By WATERBUS
You can reach us by taking n°1 or n°2 waterbus.
Three different stops can easily lead you to Campo Santo Stefano: Sant' Angelo / San Samuele / Accademia.
A detailed path can be found in our map on last picture.

-WALKING
From Piazzale Roma always follow the typical yellow signs in Venice indicating ACCADEMIA.
The path will be:
-Tre ponti
-Campo Santa Margherita
-Campo San Barnaba
-Accademia Bridge
-Campo Santo Stefano
(Attention: our place is reachable in 20/25 mins by foot, but try this only if you don't have a big luggage as obviously in Venice there's many bridges to cross)