Hotel Flora, Venice
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“There’s little to dislike about the Flora. Rooms may be a little small but they’ve been thoughtfully put together, with comfortable mattresses on the antique beds, original terrazzo flooring, and Ortigia amenities in the bathroom.”
“Simple and charming, Hotel Flora is perfect for guests who want a quiet atmosphere and helpful service in a central location, just steps from Venice’s shopping district and St. Mark’s Square.”
Featured as Fodor’s Choice in Venice.
“A rare find among the designer-label boutiques immediately west of St Mark’s Square. The atmosphere is Room-With-a-View classic, but it’s pristine, comfortable and staff are super-friendly and professional. The garden courtyard is a delight, and few hotels offer such great services for families with small children.”
What guests liked
- Beautiful building
- Boutique style
- Great food
- Friendly staff
- Excellent Wifi
- Great location
- Comfortable beds
All you need to know
Hotel Flora is a three-star hotel which is located strategically in an excellent location where it offers the best in standard and luxury amenities to tourists and travelers in the city of Venice. For guests in the city of Venice for either business or pleasure, the Hotel Flora is the ideal temporary home or a resting place after a long day in the city. The hotel is also the ideal departure spot for guests looking for adventure and excitement.
The hotel is situated on Calle Larga XXII Marzo, San Marco 2283/A in the city of Venice.
The hotel offers stylish and chic room options such as Single Room, Classic Double Room, Comfort Double or Twin Room, Double Room with Extra Beam, Superior Triple Room, and Economy Double or Twin Room.
The hotel offers family-friendly options such as Family Room.
The hotel is just a 5-minute walk away from the famous St. Marks’s Square while the popular Rialto Bridge is only 800 m away from the hotel.
The hotel is also 800 m away from the Gallerie Della Accademia museum gallery.
Rooms in the Hotel Flora are fitted with standard amenities such as free Wi-Fi for high-speed internet access, a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, air conditioning and a comfy sofa. The rooms in the Hotel Flora are decorated with antique furniture, damask tapestries, and a classy Murano chandelier.
The rooms also come with a private bathroom with thoughtful touches such as free toiletries, bathrobes and bathroom slippers.
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