Antiche Figure

This historical city hotel is located opposite Santa Lucia train station, close to Piazzale Roma and within 50 m of plenty of restaurants, bars and nightclubs.

Built in the 1500's this 4-storey hotel has 22 rooms. Amongst the hotel's facilities count a foyer with 24-hour reception, a safe, currency exchange, cloakroom, lifts and a car park. Additional facilities include a bar, a casino, an air-conditioned restaurant with a non-smoking area, a conference room and an Internet terminal. Guests may also take advantage of the room and laundry service available.

The Hotel Antiche Figure is a three stars superior completely restored on the homonymous historical House. The Hotel has a romantic Canal view. It is located in front of the train station Santa Lucia, just a few steps from Piazzale Roma, in an interesting position close to important artistic and historical places. All the rooms, elegantly furnished with refined Venetian fabrics, have private bathrooms, hair-dryer, double direct dialling line, TV SAT, safe box, mini bar and air conditioning. Original girders of the XV century artistically restored make pleasant the hall. After one day spent walking in the small squares and narrow Venetian streets, the guests can take a drink and have relax in the Garden Bar adjoining the reception. In the Hotel is also available a small meeting room.

Rooms with Phone,Safe, Radio, Work Desk, Coffee shop,

The Hotel Antiche Figure is a three star, superior, completely restored hotel on the homonymous historical House. It is located in front of the train station Santa Lucia, just a few steps from Piazzale Roma, in an interesting position close to important artistic and historical places. The hotel has a romantic Canal view. All the rooms, elegantly furnished with refined Venetian fabrics, have private bathrooms, hair-dryer, double direct dialing line, safe box, mini bar and air conditioning.

Centuries ago, in an effort to flee barbarians, Venetians left dry-dock and drifted out to a flotilla of "uninhabitable" islands in the lagoon. Survival was difficult enough, but no Venetian has ever settled for mere survival. The remote ancestors of the present inhabitants created the world's most beautiful city. To your children's children, however, Venice might be nothing more than a legend. The city is sinking at an alarming rate of about 2 1/2 inches per decade, and at the same time, the damp climate, mold, and pollution here are contributing to the city's decay. Estimates are that, if no action is taken soon, one-third of the city's art will deteriorate hopelessly within the next decade or so.