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The Residenza Ca Riccio has won a place in our hearts forever. It will definitely have your heart racing—well, just as soon as you find your way there. Situated down a bit of a maze from the Rialto bridge, the six-room hotel stands in part of what was once a 15th-century cloister.
The owners have worked remnants of the ancient porticos into the super rustic (yet fresh!) décor. Arches and Spanish tiles run all throughout the corridors, which feel like something out of Bertolucci's "Romeo and Juliet."
Rooms have sky-high ceilings, wrought-iron bed frames, and crisp cream walls. Bedding comes in rich blue, and furniture is wood with black iron accents. We especially loved the tall, mirrored armoire!
Each room comes complete with café table and chairs, and wine glasses. Enjoy an afternoon prosecco or sip your morning's orange juice from the pretty flutes, when breakfast is served in the room.
Bathrooms couldn't be newer. These have big showers or bathtub showers and whimsical tiles.
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