ED Hotels Venice, Florence, Milan, Paris

[Desertdweller]

Anyone stayed at Four Seasons properties in Florence, Milan, Paris that can elaborate on Parking, and whether or not "worth" the premium price tag. Also curious about Ca'Sagrado vs Bauer II Palazzo in Venice.

Also hitting Chamonix and Beaune, France.

Thanks in advance.

[dkreidel]

Ca'Sagredo is really a lovely hotel in a great location but have never been to Bauer Il Palazzo. Be sure to have breakfast on the roof of the Danieli (but don't stay there - 30-years ago it was THE BEST but now...) Four Seasons Paris is a delight but we dropped the car on the way into town so can't comment on the parking. i understand Georges V has a nice parking arrangement; my niece lives in Paris so if you need a first hand look let me know and i'll have her snap some pics.

[Northern X5M]

I stayed at the Danieli 4 years ago. I guess it depends whether you stay in the new wing or the old. I stayed in the newer wing; still it is fun to stay in a building that was built in the 1400's. The nice thing about the Danieli is that it has probably the best location. Another nice Venice hotel is the Hilton, but it is a short water taxi from the action.

[dkreidel]

Originally Posted by Northern X5M

I stayed at the Danieli 4 years ago. I guess it depends whether you stay in the new wing or the old. I stayed in the newer wing; still it is fun to stay in a building that was built in the 1400's. The nice thing about the Danieli is that it has probably the best location. Another nice Venice hotel is the Hilton, but it is a short water taxi from the action.

Agree the Danieli has THE BEST location I used to stay there often but the last two times I was not impressed. When I complained the Marketing Director offered me her family home in Asolo for a week and it was spectacular! Although it isn't Venice, the Cipriani in Asolo is pretty special too.

[Desertdweller]

Thank you guys for your input!