Historic Hotel
Summary of reviews related to the 'Historic' categoryHotel Casa a Colori Venezia, located in a former monastery from the 1500s, offers a truly unique and historically rich experience. The beautifully restored structure retains its characteristic medieval appearance, allowing visitors to feel as if they are stepping back in time. The hotel features charming buildings and unique architecture, making it a striking and memorable place to stay.
Guests consistently appreciate the well-maintained building and its surrounding green area, which enhances the serene and historical ambiance. The interior decor and furniture further evoke a sense of the past, blending vintage and rustic elements. Despite its raw and unassuming exterior, the hotel surprises visitors in a positive way with its charming details and well-preserved environment.
The receptionists are friendly and helpful, ensuring that all guests have a pleasant stay. Additionally, the hotel provides the convenience of 24/7 access through a door code sent in advance, adding to the ease and comfort of accommodation. Overall, Hotel Casa a Colori Venezia stands out as a very beautiful and interesting hotel that successfully combines historical significance with modern amenities.
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Year erected: 1500ca
What is the history of the property?
Built in middle 1500 as country mansion for supplies storage for a monastic order (nouns).
During Napoleone era the nouns were thrown out and the property was lead by private families.
In 1947 the house was again lead by a religious order: Provincia Veneta di S. Antonio dell'Ordine dei Frati Minori, specifically it was ruled by San Pietro della Vigna monastery in Venice.
In 1970-80 years many priests lived there to work in the close typography.
From 1986 to 2001 priests turned it into a Community for young people in disease.
In 2008 it was restored and turned into a hotel.
What was the era and/or the architectural style in which the property was built?
Venetian colonist house and "Casone" style.
Is the property surrounded by other historic buildings?
It is situated in the country area of an old town (Dolo - Venice).
Has restoration work taken place?
Yes, in 2008
Are there any elements of particular historical importance at the building?
Rose window
barchessa
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