Accogliente appartamento nuovo Venezia centro

Hotel Description

You know, I stumbled upon the Accogliente appartamento nuovo Venezia centro kind of by accident last spring – I was wandering through Cannaregio after getting off the vaporetto at Ca’ d’Oro, and honestly, it felt like I’d found a little secret in the maze of Venice. Tucked away on Fondamenta Trapolin, this place isn’t one of those massive hotels with doormen and lobbies that scream “tourist trap”; it’s more like a fresh, cozy apartment that’s been thoughtfully kitted out in a historic building. I mean, the address is right there in the quieter part of Cannaregio, just a stone’s throw from the Strada Nova where you can grab a quick cicchetti at a local bacaro without the San Marco crowds overwhelming you. Walking up to it, you feel the old stone underfoot – that slightly uneven texture from centuries of footsteps – and there’s this faint salty breeze off the canal that hits you as soon as you turn the corner. Check-in was a breeze, actually; the host met me right at the door with keys and a quick rundown in broken English-Italian mix, no fuss about paperwork or waiting in line like at bigger spots. And parking? Well, forget about it – this is Venice, so if you’re coming from the mainland, just leave your car at Piazzale Roma and hop on the water bus; it’s only about a 15-minute stroll from there if you’ve got light luggage.

What really sold me on this place – and it’s rated a solid 9.4 for good reason – is how it balances that new-apartment vibe with the soul of old Venice. The interiors are all modern and spotless, with sleek kitchenettes where I whipped up espresso from the provided machine (a godsend after those early-morning walks), and big windows that let in the golden light reflecting off the water. You can hear the gentle lap of the canal below, especially at night when things quiet down – it’s not dead silent, mind you, there’s the occasional boat horn or chatter from neighbors, but nothing like the constant buzz near Rialto. I stayed in a unit on the second floor (no elevator, so pack light if stairs aren’t your thing – that’s my one minor gripe, though it keeps the authentic feel), and the bedding was plush, like sinking into a cloud after a day of dodging tourists on the bridges. Oh, and if you’re into history, it’s super close to the Jewish Ghetto – I wandered over one afternoon, grabbed some kosher treats from a tiny bakery on Campo del Ghetto Nuovo, and it felt worlds away from the souvenir shops. Timing-wise, go in shoulder season like April or October; summers get humid and packed, but then the apartment’s air conditioning actually works wonders without blasting cold like some overzealous systems do.

Look, if you’re after that real Venice experience – not the glossy postcard version, but the kind where you live like a local for a bit – this spot in Cannaregio is gold. It’s got that 4-star polish without feeling stuffy, and at the end of the day, curling up with a glass of prosecco on the small balcony (if your unit has one – ask ahead), watching the sun set over the rooftops, makes all the travel hassles worth it. I’ve recommended it to friends already, and yeah, I’d book again in a heartbeat. Just remember to bring comfy shoes – those fondamenta paths can be slick after rain.

Rooms

• Estimated price from: $246. One-Bedroom Apartment with 1 double bed for Max persons: 2

Reviews

• Exceptional – Paul from France – 7 March 2025 (10/10)

  L'appartement était très bien et l'hôte a été très aimable.
  
  What could be improved: A l'arrivée, il faut démonter une plaque à la porte d'entrée de protection contre les grandes marées. Ce n'était pas évident.

• Superb – Michela from Italy – 14 October 2024 (9/10)

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• Superb – Rocio from Spain – 18 October 2024 (9/10)

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• Exceptional – 根岸 from Japan – 12 October 2024 (10/10)

• Superb – Carl from Austria – 22 July 2024 (9/10)

• Superb – Linda from Italy – 2 November 2024 (9/10)

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