B&B Chez Vivi

Welcome to the Chez Vivi bed and breakfast under it’s new management. We offer the best hospitality experience to all lovers of nature, art and history. Our three rooms are, each of them, very unique in its own way and are named after famous musicians of the past. The room “Heinrich Schütz”, furnished with a double bed, has a direct and independent access from the garden and is self contained with a private bath. The suite dedicated to venetian musicians Andrea and Giovanni Gabrieli, just like the former, is located  in the seventeenth century part of the mansion and includes two rooms seperated by a bathroom. Both rooms have excellent vies of the garden. The first room can be used as a living area and then transformed into a bdroom at night. The second room has two single beds. Our thitd room, dedicated to the italian composer compositore Claudio Monteverdi, located in the new part of the mansion, is an attic and has a private bath, a double bed and two single beds. The attic has a panoramic view of the euganean hills.

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MUSIC ACADEMY

The structure will also host different and periodic musical sessions and meetings aimed at the study of Renaissance and Baroque music, with seminars, courses, concert preparations and other activities that will make it an important musical center.

In these meeting moments, the B&B will function as a real Musical Academy giving its imprint to the very life of the house.

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…places of interest around us

The Bed and Breakfast Chez Vivì is located in a very ideal and strategic position,  being the center of a very interesting area  rich of Venetian mansions, monuments, natural beauty and not far from the best artistic and historical cities of the north-east region of Italy
You’ll find Vivian’s helpful suggestions for short or long daily trips according to the time at your disposal.
Discover Gonzaga’s Mantua, Palladian villas on the Brenta, the  byzantine Ravenna or the enchanting Ferrara as well as the walled city of Padua, the Garda Lake, the Plateau of Asiago, the Po Delta and especially Venice, its lagoon and its “calli” and “campielli”.