Best Western Hotel Montecarlo

 With all traces of its palatial origins long gone and devoid of any character, this is nothing more than an adequate choice that benefits solely from its central location so close to St. Mark's Square.

This is very convenient for many sights, but may be too noisy for some, and on a street so narrow, many of the rooms may be quite dark. Marketed by Best Western.

Exterior

A faded 5-storey former 17th-century palace, once ochre but now more grey, with brown shutters.

Property type: Hotel

Storeys: 5

Built Year: 1600s

Interior

The dated, uninspiring interior comprises little more than a functional reception with brown marbled walls and a simple lounge with rather drab red chairs, TV and a small characterless bar in the corner. The fussy breakfast room is crowded with tables and chairs and has windows overlooking the street.

Rooms: 48

Grounds

There are no gorunds.

Location

Area Type: In a bustling tourist area 80m NE of St Mark's Square on a busy narrow street of tourist shops, cafes and restaurants, opposite another hotel. Main 'Mercerie' shopping street 50m, San Zaccaria vaporetto 300m.

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