Thursday, August 7, 2014

Best Place to Stay in Venice - more details


Since I'm on a roll with places we stayed, here's some additional pics from the 3 bedroom apt in the Santa Croce neighborhood of Venice  (p.s.  - if you're headed to Venice, definitely check out this apt, everything about it was perfect)   First up the master bedroom - although completely remodeled, the apt has retained the charm of these wood beamed ceilings.



You can see off to the left, one of the 2 bathrooms in the apt.


Hallway off the kitchen/living room area.


2nd bedroom with a pretty upholster bed.



A door led out to a lovely, private patio.




Notice how large the door hinges are - added to the luxe feel of the space.


Back down the hallway by the master is the third bedroom.





The view from one of the flanking windows on either side of the front door. The apt is right on a charming, small canal - you could pretty much reach out and touch the passing gondolas from the living room windows.

9 comments:

Studio Yuko Jones said...

This is exactly how I want my future home to be - simple yet elegant. If I try to recreate it in my 1970s box like colonial, I don't think it will be as pretty. The beams, doors - when you live in a house with beautiful architectural details, you don't need much to add. I will have to remember this place for our future trip to Italy!

Katherine said...

The ambiance of gondola traffic right out the window is incredible.

Karena said...

A dream, I love the window to the canal and the light spaciousness!

xoxo
Karena
The Arts by Karena

Row homes and Cobblestones said...

Beautiful and the ceiling is magnificent... But honestly I would of sat at the window and been fixated on the canal view.

Unknown said...

Where did you stay in Florence and did your opinion of the place?

My Notting Hill said...

Max - We stayed at Lolly Apt in the Santa Croce area of Florence. Like it very much and would stay there again:
http://www.tripadvisor.com/VacationRentalReview-g187895-d4098990-Lolly-Florence_Tuscany.html

It did have a tiny kitchen but we didn't cook while we were there. Here's some more pics:

http://mynottinghill.blogspot.com/2014/08/details-from-our-florence-digs.html

Unknown said...

That is so cool, but not alot of natural light I suppose because the tall buildings are so close together that it blocks the sun. Beautiful simple decor, nice storage and space solutions! xo Nancy

Unknown said...

The room looks very serene, peaceful and full of rich history.The idea of looking out the window every morning and seeing the gondolas sail through the canals is simply fascinating.- Patrick Tan

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What an AMAZING house :) I can move in tomorrow haha

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