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TO
BOOK
Check
availability of this flat by submitting the form or sending
us an e-mail indicating the arrival and departure date of your
stay. We'll immmediately answer to you!
There's
a meeting point in Venice we'll let you know in case of your
reservation where a person will fetch you to bring you at the
apartment!
RESERVATION
SYSTEM
Reservation
is made with credit card number, owner's datas, expiring date
sent by e-mail. You can split the dats in 2 separate e-mails
to be safer.
You
don't need to pay in advance, credit card number is only to
garantee your reservation!
Payment will be personally done by you when you arrive here
in Venice.
CANCELLATION
POLICIES AND DISCLAIMERS
It'll
be possible to cancel your reservation till 7 days before your
arrival, after that in case on cancellation following penalties
will be applied:
from
reservation to 7 days before the beginning of the stay: a charge
of 25% of total amount of the stay
from
7 days to 72 hrs before the beginning of the stay: a charge of
50% of total amount of the stay
from
72 hrs before the beginning of the stay: a charge of 100% of total
amount of the stay
The penalties will be directly deducted with your credit card
number. Guests read and accept all conditions written above.
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Saint
Mark's Basilica: beautiful Venetian church with 5 domes looks like the
ancient church of Costantinopoli. It was embellished during the early centuries
of the last millennium and particulary in the thirtheenth century when Venice
dominated Mediterranean culture and economy.
Rialto
Bridge: Till thirteenth century Venice was built on a groups of islands
separated by channels and to get on the other side were laid down wood
boards. Later many bridges were built in Venice but no one of them joining
the Gran Canal's banks. 
Ca'
D'Oro: Once upon the time was considered one of the most sumptuous buildings
of Venice for the beautiful colours of its facade, Ca' D'oro knew an unlucky
period becouse of the several restorations made during five centuries of
history, till baron Giorgio Franchetti bought it at the end of XIX century
to create an art gallery. 
