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Basilea Hotel
The Hotel is near the Railway Station and the Car Park. Overlooking a characteristic canal in historical heart of Venice. Hotel Basilea, due to its perfect location it is the perfect place to stay whether you are visiting Venice for business or leisure. Our friendly, familiar and multilingual staff is willing to welcome you and help you with anything you might need in order to make your stay with us simply unforgettable.
The Hotel is in a quiet and peaceful street overlooking a canal, can you imagine a more romantic place in the world? Decorated in a Venetian style it has been given great care to all the details in order to guarantee a high quality level for our guests.
The Hotel Basilea offers to its guests rooms of different sizes and typologies in order to satisfy any clients specific request. Rooms are all elegantly and nicely decorated in a Venetian style. While keeping intact the original characteristics such as ancient floors the bedroom have been provided with all the comforts of the modern life such as colour TV, direct dialling telephone and of course en suite private bathroom.
Bathrooms can be equipped whether with bathtub or shower and they are modernity decorated and equipped with hairdryer and heated towels drier. Some of the rooms also have a cosy, small balcony overlooking the canal.
The Hotel Basilea is at less than 10 minutes' walk from the train station, the Car Park and Air Terminal at Piazzale Roma. It is located on the "Rio Marin" best known as "canal of the serenades", near the School of San Giovanni Evangelista, San Rocco and the Frari church, not far from Rialto bridge and St. Mark's square.