from 5 sources
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Overall:
"Overall, we did enjoy our experience here." — source Orbitz
"Great place,very good service, beautiful hotel and great location,easy access to all touristic areas. We really enjoyed our stay in thiss hotel I recommend this place." — source Hotels.com
"The overall quality is comparable to 3-star hotels in US." — source Expedia
"It was truly a great experience and my kids loved it." — source Hotels.com
"I would recommend it to anyone visiting Venice." — source Expedia
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Clean:
"Nice clean room with good air conditioning. Small bathroom, but well equipped and clean." — source Orbitz
"Clean, updated, great bar." — source Hotels.com
"The entire hotel was impeccably clean and the staff fluent in many languages." — source Expedia
"The room was clean and cozy, most hotel rooms in Venice are small." — source Expedia
"Nice bath,clean, good size room for Europe." — source Expedia
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Service:
"The service was great." — source Hotels.com
"Service in this hotel was below expected standards." — source Expedia
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Location:
"The hotel is beautifully decorated and the staff were so friendly and helpful and it is placed in the quiet area of Cannarregio." — source Skoosh
"Marks will not like the location (although it is only a twelve minute or so stroll) but for those who want an authentic Venetian neighborhood and a haven from the crush of tourists, this is the perfect place." — source Hotels.com
"The location can be good or bad, depending on what you are looking for. The hotel is located close to the Jewish Ghetto and is essentially on the opposite end from San Marco." — source Hotels.com
"Hotel is situated only 2 stops from the main railway station at a very convenient location outside the main touristic locations." — source Hotels.com
"The location was very quiet in the Jewish Section of Venice." — source Hotels.com
More information on Ai Mori D'Oriente
The new "Hotel ai Mori d'Oriente" exclusively recalls the ancient Byzantine -Venetian style and history, while offering the best services and quality provisions. The exotic atmosphere of its furnishings, memories of past times, will pleasantly seduce the hotel. Oriental merchant ships and traders called mori, passed this way indeed, marking the indelible sign of the " Silk Route", which had Venice as its main harbor. For centuries Turkish tradesmen , called "mori" lived in this beautiful palace , which is today an ideal and discreet dwelling, being its location nearby the ghetto of Venice and just a few steps off the busy tourist paths. In this evocative and romantic milieu one will find all the rooms equipped with all mod cons.: air conditioning, mini- bar, hair driers, telephones with direct lines, satellite television, Pay TV, radios, safe, and Internet connection point. Breakfast rooms, bar, reading room and meeting room , air transport , Laundry service , lobby , non-smoking rooms , reception , Room service , safe deposit box and tour desk.
Check-in Time:
12:00 PMCheck-out Time:
12:00 PMYear Built:
Total Rooms:
50 rooms.50Total Floors:
2 floors.Rooms:
Rooms are spacious and elegantly decorated in a Byzantine style which was not unusual in the memorable past of Venice when she was the Queen of the "Silk route". The stylish marble bathrooms offer mostly bathtubs and along with the newly furnished rooms are equipped with all the modern comforts. Rich and sumptuous fabrics contribute to create an atmosphere.Reservations
IB
Cancellation Policy
-48, In case of no show or late cancellation first night will be charged
Directions
By car : From the highway, follow the indications to Venezia centro and then to Piazzale Roma, From there, take vaporetto number 1, 82 get off at the San Marcuola/Casino stop or lignes 51 or 52 get off at the Madonna dell'Orto stop. By train : From Santa Lucia railway station, take the vaporetto number 1, 82 or 52 and follow the indications above.
Area
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Information by OrbitzCheck rates & availability for this hotel — Average Price: $119
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