Hotel Le Lampare
Why choose Hotel Le Lampare
The Hotel Le Lampare in Caorle is a family-run hotel, overlooking the sea and close to the historic centre.
It welcomes guests in well-kept and comfortable surroundings, with modern rooms, a panoramic terrace , private beach, bar and services designed for a simple and relaxing holiday.
OUR GUESTS APPRECIATE
A historic house by the sea
Terrace facing the sea
Affiliated restaurant near the property
Stay in
Bed and Breakfast Overnight stayNo available last minute offer
General Services
Hotel Le Lampare offers a reception, free WiFi throughout the property, air conditioning, a bar, and well-appointed common areas for relaxation. Guests can enjoy the private beach and bicycle rentals for easy access. Small pets are welcome, and thanks to a special agreement with the adjacent restaurant , lunch or dinner is available at special rates.
Breakfast
Every day a rich buffet breakfast accompanied by a wonderful seafront view .
Rooms
The hotel has 16 rooms. All have been completely renovated and are designed to be welcoming and functional. The beds feature high-quality mattresses, all with toppers, and the linens are carefully selected for comfort and to ensure guests a restful sleep.
Furthermore, all rooms have a terrace : some wake up to the sea, others to the rooftops of our picturesque historic center.
Beach
Our private beach is located in area P1 , a stone's throw from the hotel . It is one of the most convenient areas of the Caorle coast, close to the sea , bars and kiosks . It will be awarded the Blue Flag in 2025. Included in the price: 1 umbrella and 2 sun loungers .
Position
Point of interest
Distances are calculated as the crow flies
Services Hotel Le Lampare
General informations
| Check In | From 13:00 To 19:00 |
| Check Out | Until 10:30 |
| CIN | IT027005A1SYVR5NWS |
| Website | Website |
Fam. Marafon
Hotel Le Lampare was born from a history of family, sea, and hospitality. Before becoming a hotel, it was a seaside villa: the home of Dr. Modesto Marafon and his wife Maddalena, who arrived in Caorle in the 1920s. With the arrival of tourism, the house transformed into a place of hospitality. In 1993, it returned to the Marafon family thanks to Michelangelo and Vitalina, who lovingly cared for it for thirty years. Today, Le Lampare still retains that authentic spirit: not just a hotel, but a historic seaside home.