Via Millosevich, 46
Double Room
2 x Guest | 1 x Room
Free Cancellation
24-hour check-inbar/loungebreakfast servicesconcierge serviceselevator/liftgardeninternet access
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Free WiFi
Free Cancellation
Free Wi-Fi Free breakfast
Free WiFi
Free CancellationDelle Rose
Via Millosevich, 46
Location
This hotel is located in Venice. The nearest airport is Venezia - Marco Polo (VCE).
Facilities
The hotel has an elevator and features 26 rooms. The safe can securely store guests' valuables. Wireless internet access is provided in public areas. A garden provides extra space for rest and relaxation in the open air. Guests arriving by car can park their vehicles in the parking lot.
Rooms
Air conditioning ensures that rooms maintain comfortable temperatures. Rooms include a double bed. Children's beds can be requested for younger guests. A safe and a minibar are also available. Equipped with a telephone and WiFi, the rooms provide many ways for guests to stay connected and entertained. A hairdryer is provided in the bathrooms. Family rooms are available for parents with children.
Meals
Culinary offerings include a bar. A generous breakfast buffet guarantees a great start to the day.
24-hour check-in
bar/lounge
breakfast services
concierge services
elevator/lift
garden
internet access
multilingual staff
parking
tours/ticket assistance
Excellent
Based on 369 reviews
Amazing value for money!
Based on 369 reviews
visinoiu m
2018-03
Stayed at Delle Rose last weekend and it was an awesome experience. The staff was very helpful with infos about Venice, tickets and everything. Also the breakfast was delicious, clean room and...
beemeerman
2018-03
Well well its a 2 star hotel designated around a residential area of Mestre Italy 15 mins tram ride to Venice and a 5 to 10 minute stroll to the tram stop.or you can even catch a bus in that case...
auseuro
2018-04
Arrived over Easter and asked the receptionist about tram tickets into Venice. We were told all the tabacs, where tickets are sold, were closed and we'd have to get the tram into Venice to buy...
