Hotel Al Graspo de Ua

For over a hundred years the structure has welcomed guests in the magical atmosphere of romantic Venice thanks to its central location: in Calle dei Bombaseri, a few meters from the Rialto Bridge and close to the main attractions of the city, including Piazza San Marco.

The furnishings of the rooms reflect Venetian history and style; the Superior rooms, in particular, are equipped with TV, telephone, individually controlled air conditioning and heating, private bathroom with a hairdryer and tea and coffee maker.

The restaurant offers a welcoming environment and brings the gastronomic tradition of the lagoon to the table. Smoking is prohibited in the hotel.

Room details

Basic Room

• Standard occupancy: 2 people
• Max. occupancy: 2 adults + 1 child
• Additional Persons Policy:
  • Child only in bed with parents. Extra beds are not possible
  • All supplements are to be paid locally

Superior Room

• Standard occupancy: 2 people
• Max. occupancy: 3 people
• Additional Persons Policy:
  • Infants up to 2 years of age: free in bed with parents or €10 per day in a cot (on request)
  • Children from 2 to 5 years old: free in parents' bed or €15 per night per child in extra bed, breakfast included
  • People aged 5 and over: €35 per night per person in extra bed, breakfast included
  • All supplements are to be paid locally

Groupon's Guide: Venice

Venice is a unique city in the world, an open-air museum. The points of interest are many; in fact, you can admire the long sequence of buildings overlooking the Grand Canal by gondola or vaporetto, thus reaching the well-known Rialto Bridge. Piazza San Marco with its Basilica of the same name is the heart of the centre, also called the "Living Room of Venice". It is also worth seeing the Bridge of Sighs, made of white Istrian stone, which connected the court rooms in the Ducal Palace to the new prisons. Tourists are attracted to Venice not only for the numerous monuments, but also for the oldest and most elegant Carnival in the World. The masks that fill the squares, alleys and canals are truly unique, and in addition to these it is possible to admire the anniversary of the Flight of the Angel in its variant of Flight of the Colombina. The artist, secured to a metal cable, makes his descent from the belfry of the bell tower towards the ground, suspended in the void, above the crowd of people. Venice, in short, is a true "Miracle on Water".