Cassia Quattro

Gaze across the canals and rooftops from the Cassia apartment terrace. This lovely apartment merges classic Venetian architecture with modern comfort and bright, colorful highlights.

The Cassia apartment is on the 5th floor (6th floor North American) of a classic Venetian palace built in 1830. It has three levels. On the main level is a large living room with adjoining dining room. Above that is a sleeping loft and then up a short flight of steps to a gorgeous, private rooftop terrace.

As you enter the comfortably sized living room, your eyes are drawn to a beautiful print that decorates one wall that shows the eastern lands of the Mediterranean where Venice dominated trade. Furnishings are sophisticated and "quiet" with pretty color highlights.

The dining room leads to a modern open kitchen with marble counter tops, gas stovetop, dishwasher, Nespresso coffee maker.

You will be welcomed with a bottle Bellini, the classic Venetian beverage made famous by nearby Harry's Bar. Fresh croissants will be delivered to your door each day. The kitchen is prepared for you with bottled water, fresh fruit, coffee capsules, fresh milk, sweeteners, butter, jam, sliced bread as well as salt, pepper, olive oil and vinegar.

The floors are a warm-colored terrazzo, a traditional finish developed originally in Venice centuries ago.

The entry area opens onto the living room and has the steps to the upper terrace that is exclusive to the Cassia apartment. There is a large closet in the entry.

This welcoming living room space has an l-shaped sofa with coffee table. A table for four is ideal for dining with a timeless view.

There is a second terrace, too. A few steps below the main level is a nice large terrace that is shared by this apartment and the other three in the building, Alloro, Menta and Zenzero. It has two wicker sofas, two armchairs and a table for 8.

There are three bedrooms on the main level and another up one level.

The master bedroom has a high quality Simmons mattress, as do the other bedrooms. An interesting carved and gilded architectural element is above the headboard bolsters. There is a lamp and table for each side of the bed. Built-in closets flank the door. An en-suite bathroom has shower over tub.

A bedroom with two single beds has whimsical pink byzantine-style headboards.

The third bedroom, with a single bed, is accessed through the room with the two singles. Between them, it is a nice solution for a family

These two bedrooms share a bathroom that is accessed outside the twin bedroom. It has a step-in shower.

Above the main level, is the attic bedroom with two single beds. Bright highlights will appeal to children who can best navigate the low ceiling.

On Request

- Stocking the apartment with food
- Maid service
- Cook
- Baby equipment

Things To Note

Neighborhood: San Marco

Size: 1615 sq ft, 150m2

Outdoor Space: Private terrace as well as nice large shared terrace.

Other: Check in is between 3:00pm-7:00pm, by appointment.

Room Details

Kitchen

• Kitchen
• Fully Equipped
• Kettle
• Microwave Oven Combo
• Nespresso Style Coffee Machine
• Stovetop
• Toaster
• Refrigerator
• No Dishwasher

Accessibility

• Private Entrance
• 4th Floor North American
• Elevator

Bathroom

• Hairdryer

Connectivity/Entertainment

• WiFi
• TV
• TV - Limited English Programs

Heating/Cooling

• Heating
• A/C

General Amenities

• Hotel Safe

Laundry

• Iron & Board
• Washer/Dryer Combo

Outdoor

• Terrace

Special Features

• Balcony/Terrace

Amenities

• Elevator
• Air Conditioning

Kid/Family Friendly

• No Travel Crib

Things to See & Do

Piazza San Marco (6 mins Walking)
Dreamy heart of Venice in time and space with the religious center of St Mark's church and the center of power of the Republic of Venice in the Doges palace. Famous cafes, music and many tourists. Get there early.
Peggy Guggenheim collection (12 mins Walking)
Delightful and important modern-art museum on the grand canal. The collection of American and European modern artists have, all in one place: Picasso, Kadinsky, Klee, Ernst, Braque, Calder, Cocteau, Chagall, de Kooning and that is just a start. Go.
Rialto Bridge (13 mins Walking)
Unique icon of Venice, one of only 3 bridges over the Grand Canal. It rises high so boats may pass beneath.
Public Gardens (27 mins Walking)
Also called Royal Gardens, lovely public space. Also location of one of the large exhibition grounds of the Biennale. San Marco Giardinetti transportation dock.