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Hotel review: Palace Bonvecchiati, Venice

I've just returned from a week navigating the beautiful streets, bridges and canals of Venice. Coming across hundreds of hotels of all shapes and sizes, I realised how difficult it is to choose the best place to stay. I was very impressed with my stay at the Palace Bonvecchiati, part of the Preferred Hotel group. Here is a review to help you decide if it's right for your clients.

Where? Venice, a two minute walk from the Piazza San Marco.
Why is it special? The Bonvecciati is a modern haven in the historic streets of San Marco. Its fresh colours and minimalist design are a relief after a day in the often claustrophic narrow streets. The central location is perfect for first time visitors to the city, with all the attractions no more than a ten minute walk. The reception staff are friendly and willing to recommend good restaurants - a real advantage in a city swarming with tourist traps.
What's the down side? The breakfast is basic - it's better to go room only and grab a latte in a nearby cafe. Also, the Palazzo's central location means you will compromise on views.
How much does it cost? Around 240 euros for a superior room. See www.summithotels.com to book.

The Deluxe Guest Room at Palace Bonvecchiati - Summit Hotels & Resorts 1.jpg

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