Rent apartment in Venice - -- - - - - -- - -

[Alex]

I have an apartment for rent in Venice that is only 5 minutes from Venice's
railway station. The apartment has:
1. A roomy kitchen (20 sq. mt.)
2. A living room with TV, sofa, 4 beds.(40 sq. mt.)
3. A bathroom with shower.
Price:
1 person 1 day euro 50
2 persons 1 day euro 80
3 persons 1 day euro 110
4 persons 1 day euro 135
1 peron 3 days euro 120
2 persons 3 days euro 195
3 persons 3 days euro 260
4 persons 3 days euro 300
1 person 1 week euro 280
2 persons 1 week euro 420
3 persons 1 week euro 500
4 persons 1 week euro 550
If you are interested or if you want to receive photos please email me at:
***@tiscali.it
Yours faithfully

rewrwer
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[Ian Dainty]

Post by Alex
I have an apartment for rent in Venice that is only 5 minutes from Venice's

Why on earth do you post this here?

Ian.

[Fran]

Post by Ian Dainty

Post by Alex
I have an apartment for rent in Venice that is only 5 minutes from Venice's

Why on earth do you post this here?

Woohoo! A *whole post* in this NG! At least, that's what I
thunk it were... until I saw it weren't. Ah well, never mind.
As you were.

[Ian Dainty]

Post by Fran

Post by Ian Dainty
Why on earth do you post this here?

Woohoo! A *whole post* in this NG! At least, that's what I
thunk it were... until I saw it weren't. Ah well, never mind.
As you were.

I realise I'm exceeding this NG quota of only 1 post per person per
month, but......

Hello Fran. Er, Hostelling. Right. Here's a tip. If you find yourself
in Keswick and fancy a spot of brekkie, pop along to the YH. They do
a creditable English Fried and there is no check whatsoever to ensure
that you have paid for it. Which is ok if you want to walk in off the
street and pick up a freebie. But slightly lesser good news if you have
ordered and paid for a Veg fried only to find when you turn up to
collect it that all Veg frieds are gone.

I was queued up behind two Vegans checking into Alston YH a couple of
months ago. They were trying to sort out their evening meal. The
starter was easy as it was Veg soup. Beans and baked potato was offered
as a main meal option but rejected by the V couple as they said they
got given beans everywhere and were sick of them. The Manager was new
and she had previously done conference hosting at Manchester so her
culinary skills, as she freely admitted later when dinner went a bit
pear shaped, were rusty. She was only momentarily fazed before
telling them brightly, "well, we do have some vegetables!".

The moral. People with restricted or special diets.... please let your
hostel know in advance of your requirements.

Ian.

[Fran]

Post by Ian Dainty

Post by Fran

Post by Ian Dainty
Why on earth do you post this here?

Woohoo! A *whole post* in this NG! At least, that's what I
thunk it were... until I saw it weren't. Ah well, never mind.
As you were.

I realise I'm exceeding this NG quota of only 1 post per person per
month, but......

Are we really allowed as many as that?

Post by Ian Dainty
Hello Fran.

Wotcha!

Post by Ian Dainty
Er, Hostelling. Right. Here's a tip. If you find yourself
in Keswick and fancy a spot of brekkie, pop along to the YH. They do
a creditable English Fried and there is no check whatsoever to ensure
that you have paid for it. Which is ok if you want to walk in off the
street and pick up a freebie. But slightly lesser good news if you have
ordered and paid for a Veg fried only to find when you turn up to
collect it that all Veg frieds are gone.

Erk. I hope they were able to come up with something for the
unfortunate who thus found him or herself without brekkie?
You're a meat eater IIRC, so it can't have been you, I assume..

Post by Ian Dainty
I was queued up behind two Vegans checking into Alston YH a couple of
months ago. They were trying to sort out their evening meal. The
starter was easy as it was Veg soup. Beans and baked potato was offered
as a main meal option but rejected by the V couple as they said they
got given beans everywhere and were sick of them. The Manager was new
and she had previously done conference hosting at Manchester so her
culinary skills, as she freely admitted later when dinner went a bit
pear shaped, were rusty. She was only momentarily fazed before
telling them brightly, "well, we do have some vegetables!".
The moral. People with restricted or special diets.... please let your
hostel know in advance of your requirements.

Aye. It's totally unfair, IMO, to expect places with limited
funds and limited storage, and with quite possibly limited
expertise to come up with gourmet meals at the drop of a hat that
will satisfy everyone who wants to be fed. TBH, in a hostel, I'd
expect to either take what's available - and if it's baked beans
then so be it - or use the Members' Kitchen and go self-catering.
Hostels aren't meant to be top of the range 5* hotels, and ISTM
it's rather unfair to expect them to provide 5* service at 1*
prices.

Blimey, sorry folks, that's about 4 or 5 posts from me this month
already. I must be using up someone else's allocation.