“Surrounded by water, the Campo del Ghetto is the evocative, melancholy heart of what was the world’s first Jewish ghetto, yet also within easy reach of the Rialto. With original decorated wooden ceilings, this stylish nine-room locanda dates from the 15th century and perfectly compliments its surroundings. From the front portico, the reception area glows invitingly, while the light and airy bedrooms are all done out in the same elegant, understated style. Two have small terraces overlooking the campo, perfect for dreaming.”