A hotel right on the water is always a good idea to really live the atmosphere in Venice. January can be cold and misty but I like Venice in January. It seems so mysterious and evocative - just the way Venice should be. It is also far less crowded. To really get the most out of Venice you need to walk a fair bit exploring all the little streets and squares.
All in all well done on choosing January - a good time to go but wrap up warmly. Regarding the right hotel it depends a lot on your budget. I have put together a list of my favorites which you can see here - http://www.my-italy-piedmont-marche-and-more.com/luxury-hotels-venice.html
Hi,
In my opinion, Saturnia is the best ...
http://www.hotelsaturnia.it/hotels_in_venice/hotel_services.html
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tres combi centrally located and logically priced bona for tuna !!
The Saturnia that someone else recommended is an excellent hotel although it's on a shopping street.
A choice with canal views close to Piazza San Marco is: http://en.venere.com/hotels_venice/san_marco/hotel_san_moise.html?sd=14&sm=11&sy=2007&ed=15&em=11&ey=2007&pval=3&rval=1&geoid=350&ref=38005&ref=38005
Or you can stay at the Wildner overlooking the bacino for somewhat less - ask for a front room to get the view. http://en.venere.com/hotels_venice/castello_ovest/hotel_wildner.html?sd=14&sm=11&sy=2007&ed=15&em=11&ey=2007&pval=3&rval=1&geoid=350&ref=38005&ref=38005
Another choice with canal views is: http://en.venere.com/hotels_venice/san_marco/hotel_san_moise.html?sd=14&sm=11&sy=2007&ed=15&em=11&ey=2007&pval=3&rval=1&geoid=350&ref=38005&ref=38005
I've stayed at both an would gladly return, although I usually just go home after a day in Venice since Iive about two hours away.
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