The 50 best value hotels in Venice

My friend and I stayed here while backpacking through Europe, and unfortunately, this hostel was a major letdown. The rooms were extremely cramped to the point that the lockers blocked the walkway, making it difficult to grab clothes or other items. The bathrooms were moldy and dirty, with what looked like a rotting wooden floor that clearly hadn’t been cleaned in days. Underneath the beds, there was a buildup of grime and dirt that looked like it had been collecting for months. To make matters worse, my bed had dried blood and dirt on the side of the sheets, something I didn’t notice until the next morning when I dropped my phone. While the main lobby was clean and nicely presented, it felt deceptive once we got to our room. The staff were friendly, though a bit slow and distracted, joking around with each other instead of checking us in. The bar was also very expensive. That wouldn’t have been a big issue if the bartender hadn’t seemed completely unsure of what she was doing. She did admit she was new and was incredibly kind, but paying €10 for a drink that ended up being undrinkable was a disappointing experience. On a positive note, the view from our room was quite pretty, with two small windows offering a nice scene outside. Overall, though, I’d say the stay was not worth it.

I had booked a room with your hotel a month ago, and yesterday afternoon I came to check in. However, I was told that I needed to present my passport. Unfortunately, I had forgotten my passport in Germany, where I currently live. Therefore, I could only provide my German residence permit and a photo of my passport. However, the staff member at that time did not accept it. I was really tired at that moment and just needed a place to rest. I pleaded with the staff because I had already provided my booking information, my residence card, and a photo of my passport. At the very least, you already had enough information to identify me and use it as proof if anything were to happen. However, the staff member firmly refused. I even asked whether it would be possible to contact someone for assistance or speak with a supervisor, but the staff member did not make any effort to reach out or help. I was truly disappointed with the way your staff handled the situation and with the level of service I received. Of course, I had no desire to argue or discuss the matter any further with the staff member, so I decided to leave. Fortunately, I later found another place to stay, which was very comfortable and convenient. They were happy to accept the documents I provided — just a photo of my passport containing all the necessary information. Anyway, thank you for your kind hospitality. Unfortunately, I ended up losing money, was unable to check in, and had to find another place to stay for the night.

If I could give zero stars, I would. This place is an absolute joke. Generator Hostel Venice pretends to be a “cool design hostel,” but in reality, it’s a noisy, disrespectful money-grab with zero care for guests. They have a so-called restaurant right next to reception that they rent out for private parties — and yes, they turn the entire hostel into a nightclub. The night before my marathon, they threw a birthday party blasting music until 2 a.m. The walls were shaking, people couldn’t sleep, and the staff did absolutely nothing. Totally unacceptable and incredibly inconsiderate toward guests who actually need rest. You can’t even bring your own food to the common areas because they clearly want to force you to spend money in their overpriced restaurant. Bathrooms were disgusting — mould, leaks, and puddles of water everywhere. The showers looked like they hadn’t been cleaned in ages. And don’t expect any privacy — the beds have no curtains, and space between them is very little, you literally have a feeling that you sleep next to each others. I’ve stayed in hostels all around the world — cheap ones, fancy ones, big and small — and this is by far the worst of them all. It only looks good in pictures. In reality, it’s dirty, loud, and run by people who don’t care about their guests at all. Save yourself the disappointment — stay literally anywhere else.

Nice location only a three minute walk from the ferry station and with beautiful views right to the grand canal. It was nice sitting areas, and friendly staff. I had two separate check ins and I was able to check right in to my new room as soon as I checked out of the old one. The showers in the second floor are see through and does not give you much privacy, but overall I had a good experience here. It is definently mostly young people and I was able to make friends as a solo traveler, but kind of expected it to be more events hosted by the hostel, as there is in the chains other locations.

Location is decent and the staff working the bar are lovely.... but.... 1. You are not allowed any of your own food or drink, you can only buy from them, so if you travelling on a budget, you are screwed. I have NEVER heard of a hostel not allowing guests to have their own food before. Ever. 2. Internet crashed for hours at a time 3. They hire out the main chilling area for Private Events with loud music, so if meeting fellow travellers or sleeping are things you want, good luck. Honestly its a shame because in theory, it seemed so lovely but was such a let down. The no food policy completely blew my mind.

Nice place with nice decor but the service could be much improved . Stayed there for 2 nights and the bathroom lights never worked. Had to use a different bathroom due to this. Front desk staff took a bit too long to process each guest which could be improved. Its easy for me to compare because I stayed at Generator Stockholm and the staff there were much more efficient. Recommended otherwise.

There is no better location, it's directly across the Grande canal from San Marco square. Three desk is manned 24/7. The front doors are never locked. Fellow guests are well behaved, it felt like a library in the common areas. Bring a padlock for your unnerved storage. Caffe service starts at 7 am. Small bathrooms need an upgrade. Very old condition. Thank you Generator.

I had a lovely stay! The hotel is outside the crazy tourist area but still easily walkable to all the sites, as well as San Strae where you can catch the public boat to Rialto (if you don’t want to walk) or Piazzale Roma (where you can catch a taxi or transfer to the train station, airport, etc). The staff were super helpful and knowledgeable, and when I asked to extend my stay for 1 day, they carried my bags to the other room for me. I stayed in Room 5 (king with a balcony view) the first two nights and then Room 42 (king 2-room suite) in the building across the canal, which also had a view of the canal but no balcony (still beautiful) Both rooms I stayed in were very clean and beautiful, though very regal, so if you are looking for minimalist/modern, that is not the aesthetic here. Breakfast is free with great espresso made for you and an assortment of fruit, meats and cheese, eggs, bacon, pastries, etc. I would certainly stay here again and recommend it to anyone. If you choose to stay here, I highly recommend *** Regina Sconta *** (restaurant) only a few mins away for an authentic high end Venetian meal, with handmade pasta, wine pairings, amazing service, and the best tiramisu.

I had an excellent experience during my stay. The staff went above and beyond to make me feel welcome and comfortable ,they were genuinely kind and attentive. The entire hotel was incredibly clean and well-kept, from the lobby to the rooms. It’s clear that the team takes great pride in maintaining high standards. I highly recommend this hotel and will definitely return on my next visit!”

Beautiful property in a perfect walkable location. Do yourself a favor and book the private taxi from the airport to the door! Felt very safe. Breakfast was good not spectacular everything fresh. Comfortable and clean with reasonable pricing.

We loved Al Ponte Mocenigo after our three night late June stay. This small tidy and quiet three star Venice hotel is outside of the hubbub but an easy walk to all major sites. Very conveniently 50m from the San Stae vaperetto and Alilaguna stop on the Grand Canal for transiting to/from airport, train station, or islands. Many restaurant options within 10 minute walk. Our second level ("first floor") room was roomy for Europe, well appointed with comfy beds, couch, chairs, and tables, and had plenty of closets. The bathroom was excellent: clean, great shower, towel heaters etc (no ventilation though). We stayed during a heat wave (temps in the 90s with high humidity) and the central air conditioning was great, a real respite. Great free wifi too. The cheery front desk and breakfast staff were helpful and informative. We enjoyed the many included breakfast options (each night the front desk asks what time you prefer to breakfast). I feel lucky we found such a wonderful place to stay for our visit!

We love staying at Al Ponte Mocenigo. This is our third stay at the property and it is a true hidden gem. We’ve stayed at the Europa Regina and we like HAPM better at a third the price. The rooms are spotless and generous in size. They don’t have a restaurant or bar but why would you need that when you can walk a few hundred feet and share cicchetti and a drink with Venetians? The location is well away from the crowds and craziness of Venice. A true neighborhood with quiet piazzas and alleys to explore. Plenty of quality dining in a 10 minute range. (Even a 5 star, haute cuisine, restaurant in a magnificent setting just around the corner.) They have a lovely breakfast buffet on their terrace in good weather. The facilities are updated with quality fittings. The staff are very kind and helpful. The ease of arrival via Alilaguna boat is simple. Exit the boat at San Stae, walk straight 100 feet and you’re there. The water bus is also at San Stae, so you can get everywhere from there. It’s about a 15 minute walk to St Marks but when we do go there, we do it early. Highly recommended.

This is our third stay at this small hotel. We were 4 adults and 2 children on a vacation. We last stayed here 10 years ago. Little has changed except the hotel has expanded. They have acquired the building across from their breakfast area. This is our first time staying in the addition and it was nice. We missed the main area rooms but everything was clean and very spacious. The WiFi was good and the included breakfast was excellent as usual. This hotel is located in the northern part of the island a little distance from the main tourist areas. Accordingly it is quiet with several good restaurants where the locals eat. It is just off a vaporatto stop at saint Stae. From the restaurant it is a short walk(10-15 minutes) to the Rialto Bridge, Saint Marks square or the Murano vaporatto station. The owners are very helpful and prepared a nice brown bag breakfast for 6 for our departure which was prior to the hotel breakfast opening. We highly recommend this hotel as it provides quality and convenient service.

Amazing hotel with very kind staff. Beautiful golden rooms. They had champagne and a nice note congratulating us on our marriage which was a very nice touch.

We have a final gathering dinner with all the students on 7/13. We suffer a serious issues that is the food that we share is not enough for the whole group of 18 people. The restaurant served very normal seafood to share. The environment is full of greenery but many bees and mosquito. Finally, we all paid for £40 and someone didn’t get food at all. It is better to choose cheaper and other better restaurants.

Antica Locanda Montin is, as its name suggests, a historical inn, still offering both accommodation and food. The restaurant and décor are steeped in nostalgia, perhaps to a fault. This review is strictly for the restaurant. The main dining room is dark and very traditional, with paintings covering nearly every wall. It could certainly use a modern refresh. The garden, its best feature, is genuinely lovely and surprisingly spacious, especially by Venetian standards. The service is polite, which in Venice qualifies as a minor miracle. The main issue is the food. The restaurant is rooted in tradition, but unfortunately, also stuck in it. The menu is so firmly anchored in the past, it seems to have missed several culinary movements, including most of the last seven decades. The same tired Venetian classics are trotted out, lovingly untouched by innovation or whim. No seasonal variation, no playful reinterpretation, just the same dishes, again and again. I can’t imagine the existential dread of being a chef here. While most restaurants now respond to the rhythms of nature, shifting menus by the week or even by the day, Antica Locanda Montin remains immovable. Its menu changes not by season, but by era, and the era in question appears to be post-war austerity. Elsewhere, restaurants accommodate dietary needs with grace and creativity. Here, asking for a vegetarian or vegan option feels like you’re getting less, not something different of equal value. It’s a real pity. The place still radiates charm, and its story is tied to great names in the arts. One only wishes they would breathe some fresh air into both the décor and the cuisine ... the place deserves it.

Had a perfect evening here ;at the restaurant) a couple nights ago. The service was exceptional, the food and drink were delicious and the atmosphere was just magical. Feel like I’ve discovered a hidden gem.

Nice location, quiet rooms and a great restaurant. It's a 3-star but a really good one. Close to Academia bridge, vaporetto stops and only four stops to St-Mark's. You can even walk around Venice from here with a good map and a great sense of direction (honestly, this place is a maze).

Antica Locanda Montin provided us with a delightful dinner experience in their charming garden during the Biennale festival. The food was exceptional, the setting was beautiful, and the staff were courteous. We thoroughly enjoyed our time there and are definitely planning to return. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a memorable dining experience in a lovely atmosphere!

A very okay, budget experience. If you have the cash, opt for something a bit less budget and don't go here. The only actual issue was our room's shower head was completely broken, leaking, and had this mechanism where you could move it up and down, but it kept sliding down. AC worked, bed was fine, they had extra pillows and cleaning services. The big con (not necessarily an issue) was that wifi does not work in their rooms - only their common areas - and we had to use data to look up places to go and directions for Venice. Have no idea why they did that, but once again - you're staying at a budget place. Would not stay here again but am not recommending against it if you're alright with these issues or bringing them up with staff.

Delicious Venetian restaurant, a beautiful atmosphere and decor. The food is perfectly made and you can taste the great ingredients. Portions might be a little small for some people. The tiramisu was the best ive ever had

We had an excellent stay at Hotel Dalla Mora. The price was very affordable, room was aptly equipped and location was perfect to get to all the sights. They even let us check in early after our overnight flight and let us store the bags after check out. Breakfast in the morning was great too.

A nice little hotel located right next to Piazzale Roma, making it easy to get to when you land in the middle of the night like we did. Though it is expensive, it is one of the cheapest options on Venice, and the room is very comfortable. The free breakfast is basic, including a cornetto, some bread rolls, boiled eggs, and an assortment of spreads. It is quite tasty however. The only downside is that you can hear people in the corridor, which could disrupt your sleep if you're a light sleeper.

We recently stayed at Dalla Mora Hotel in Venice and had a wonderful experience! The room was cozy and perfect for rest and sleep. The location was excellent, just a 10-12 minute walk from Venice Train Station. There were plenty of great cafes and restaurants nearby, making it easy to grab a bite or explore the area. And just from our window, we could see the canal - what a beautiful view! The staff were super courteous and friendly, which added to the overall warmth of our stay. A big plus was the breakfast they served, especially appreciated on a rainy day (Day 2 of our stay was a downpour!). It really made our stay more comfortable. Overall, we'd definitely recommend Dalla Mora Hotel for its convenient location, friendly staff, and cozy rooms.

Nice small hotel very helpful receptionist, nice clean room with a good onsuite. WiFi included . Close to railway station and bus station. Good range of restaurants just across the road . Very good breakfast included

This hotel really exceeded my expectations! I loved the location, only 10 minutes walk from the station and 15 mins from Rialto. In a lovely neighborhood with a few cute restaurants and bars but also much quieter than the crowded central area. Our room was right on the canal, so typical of Venice! Really lovely! Everything was spotless, from the common area to our room and bathroom to the breakfast room. The room was not huge but just the right size for a short stay. Breakfast was simple but with everything you need, mostly sweet with some savory options. The owner (or manager) was welcoming and helpful. Overall, a beautiful stay in Venice - totally recommended!

Location couldn’t be better, ten minutes walk from the station and situated right on a canal giving you the full Venice experience. Very good value for money, staff were polite and the private room was exactly what I needed after three weeks roughing it in shared hostel rooms. I hope to be back in the future!

A simple and cosy place to stay in Venice, I strongly recommend it. Everything was so clean and tidy, hotel staff is super friendly, and the location is just perfect. We had a guiet room with a nice view on the canal.

My family (myself, wife, 22 y/o son and 18 y/o daughter) stayed here 3 nights while visiting Venice. We couldn't recommend the Hotel Flora more. Great vibe, clean rooms, helpful staff, delicious breakfast, and chill bar. Can't beat the location!

I love this surprising and remarkable hotel. I had no idea it would be this amazing. It’s a hidden treasure from the busy Venice streets. I was welcomed with smiles by the owners, the scent of roses is in the air, and a welcoming conversation for me because it was my first time there about the beauty and amenities that Venice has to offer. The location was perfect, you can walk to everything (restaurants, gondolas, shopping, sights) from the hotel. During check in, you have a view of the loveliest private garden, it’s peaceful, a vintage bar stocked with local wines and top shelf spirits is there. I missed the complimentary breakfast unfortunately because I was so happy waking up in the morning from the luxury mattress and bed linens, looking out the Venetian blinds at the Italian rooftops. I couldn’t get up. You will get a personal tour of the hotel as you make your way through the flowers and the pristine designed staircase up to your private room. The staff will make restaurant and experience recommendations and book your dinner reservations also. The room I stayed in was immaculately organized and stocked, clean and the incredible Italian sunshine steamed through my windows with a perfect view of the terracotta rooftops, the dome and the view down to the garden. The mattress was so sleep inducing for me, the room was quiet and peaceful. The bathroom clean and fresh plus well-stocked with luxury local lotions, potions and soaps. I love being in a hotel where I can walk barefoot in my room without feeling crumbs or sand on my feet! Throughout the hotel, there is no view that isn’t beautiful, and every step you notice the details like the wall paper, the light fixtures, the flower vases and books. There is even a record player in the classic bar area spinning Coltrane’s “Blue Train.” I conducted significant online research to find a woman-solo-travel-friendly, 24/7 staffed, centrally located but quiet slightly upscale hotel in Venice, and the experience provided by the hotel exceeded my expectations. I wanted an authentic Venetian experience, and I got it. I highly recommend this hotel for those seeking beauty, comfort, design, lush mattresses and pillows, quiet, good vibes, super clean, and in-house delicious wines and food.

We absolutely loved our stay at Hotel Flora. The location is perfect—tucked back in a quiet little alley, yet just steps away from the hustle and bustle of Venice. The peaceful courtyard was one of our favorite parts, filled with lush plants, cozy seating, and magical lighting. It was the perfect spot to relax after a long day exploring the city. The hotel’s vintage charm is unbeatable. From the intricate wallpaper to the unique art and lighting, everything feels authentic and timeless, like stepping into old-world Venice that has been lovingly maintained. Service was top notch. The front desk staff went above and beyond, giving us great recommendations and even booking a private water taxi for us at 4am. Breakfast was another highlight—beautiful dish ware, delicious food. Honestly, this hotel topped all four of the places we stayed during our trip to Europe, even outshining a 5-star property in the Dolomites. If I had to nitpick one thing, it’s that there are no blackout curtains, so pack a sleep mask if you’re sensitive to early morning light. For the quality, service, and charm, the price felt very reasonable. Do yourself a favor and stay here when you visit Venice—you won’t regret it!

Could not have asked for more. Luxury feel but also felt like I'd gone back in time, in a good way. Rustic, yet boutique Great friendly staff, fab location. The softest bedsheets known to man..a very luxurious and relaxing place

At a time when most hotels are run by corporations and funds, this one is still managed by its owners — and that makes all the difference. It gives you the feeling that anything is possible. Thank you Gioele and Heiby for the wonderful treatment. If you ever go to Venice, you must at least stop by for a coffee in their beautiful garden — and hopefully stay at one of their places. They offer a few different options depending on what you need. Three generations have been running this business, and you can feel the difference.

Not sure Hotel Flora could have been any more perfect. Room was wonderful. The staff was superior and so knowledgeable and friendly. I wouldn’t hesitate to stay here next time I visit Venice. They deserve more than five stars.

Perfect location. A real oasis in the midst of must see Venice. The service was exceptional. The staff was friendly, helpful, and kind. Lunch in the garden was a real treat. Davvero meraviglioso!

What a hidden gem that hotel was! The palazzo is in the heart of Cannaregio. Everything is close by, yet the area of the hotel is quiet. A really well-preserved palazzo that stays in time capsule, with a beautiful private garden and a classic venetian feel. Our room was big, clean with fabric tapestries, a wooden ceiling, and a canal view. A rich breakfast buffet that includes your order of coffee served in a beautiful space, or if you preferred, at the garden . The staff was really friendly and made sure that we felt welcome. The room also included a bottle of prosecco as a gift that we enjoyed with some food from a closed by restaurant in that beautiful garden . I would really love to stay there again.

This was our first trip to Venice made even more wonderful by our stay at Palazzo Abadessa. I could cite the superb location, a haven of peace and tranquility, yet only 100m from the main thoroughfare and Grand Canal; the elegant tasteful interior, lobby and rooms; the serene peaceful garden where we enjoyed breakfast and drinks throughout the day and evening; the generous and tasty breakfasts; but more important than all this, all true nevertheless, was the unwavering attentiveness and politeness of the staff. I simply cannot fault their wonderful welcome and care. Thank you to all. Stuart & Sue

Wonderful stay at the Palazzo Abadessa I stayed at the Palazzo Abadessa Hotel with my children, and we had a fantastic time. My children were especially happy – the entire staff was incredibly friendly, helpful, and polite. They made us feel truly welcome. The hotel's location is also perfect: very central and ideal for exploring the city. We would return anytime and highly recommend the hotel!

The most perfect hotel in Venice! Great location, very friendly service, beautiful rooms, delicious breakfast, fair prices. Highly recommended! We loved it here.

I know this is very subjective and many would not agree, but this is how I imagine a quality hotel. It had friendliest staff as we were there and the historical palace is just magical. You can touch history here... Wait until you discover the garden! Yes, the green and very quiet garden was the suprise of the year that I did not expect in Venice. The hotel is away from the busy street yet you can reach Rialto quickly. Breakfast was great. Loved the interior!

Be careful with this place. They will offer you “free upgrade” at check in then try to charge you next day. Saw it happen to two others arguing at check in then tried to sneak it on us by saying it would be easier to carry bags there (they didn’t help us carry bags up the stairs in an attempt to sell) Rooms are tiny and AC / Wifi doesn’t work. Breakfast is gross. Staff tried to collect city tax three times even though I showed I paid. Better options all around for the price.

We really enjoyed our stay at Palazzo Abadessa. It was the one hotel I found to have a classic venetian feel to it. the hotel and rooms give you a proper historical vibe and are impressive. The staff are very friendly and helpful, they are always up for a chat and can give you everything you need to know about the local area / Venice / local islands, etc. Luka and Darwin were particularly helpful so grazie to them! Location is excellent as it's just off the main high street of Venice so there is plenty of shops, bars and restaurants local. It's a 5 minute walk to Rialto bridge (my favourite thing about Venice) and about 20 minute walk from Saint Mark square. Every Saturday there is a free taxi directly from the hotel to Murano, the neighbouring Island which is great. Overall I would definitely recommend this hotel. Value wise, it's a little bit pricey in my opinion but not much different in comparison to most places in Venice.

Stayed a couple of nights and enjoyed the hospitality of the local hosts who are kind, friendly and helpful. Located in a perfect place to go around anywhere in Venice.Easily accessible coming from the airport with the boat and ideally located above a canal. Generally a great accomodation selection by any means.

Sadly, our experience at this B&B was not good. The owner lied to us (twice) about the air conditioning (saying it worked when it did not), and lied to us about one of the window screens, which was broken. Our nights were very hot, dark, and uncomfortable (there are many mosquitos in Venice, and this B&B receives direct sunlight in the morning, requiring the shutters to be closed for good sleep). Breakfast was 20-30 minutes late each morning and was quite skimpy. The owner seemed hurried and distracted, and the service was terrible. You'd do better to do elsewhere when staying in Venice.

Lovely hosts, very warm and kind. Nice small Italian sweets every morning with a coffee. The view is lovely - a quiet street over the canals with minimal traffic. Definitely recommend:)

Just left Venice today after a 2 night stay at Marco and Alice's B&B. They are lovely people and their home has everything you need. We had one of the bedrooms which shared a bathroom with another guest, which worked out great. Ideal location on a quiet canal, but still within easy walking distance to the tourist sites. If we are lucky enough to return to Venice, we look forward to staying with them again. Grazie mille, Marco e Alice!

The best place to sleep in Venice! The landlords are an incredible family, very warm, very welcoming, committed to preserving Venice from its authentic facets, and the rooms are beautiful, they have a taste for beautiful things. And the neighborhood is quiet and very well placed.

Worst place we stayed in Europe. Room on 4th floor, hot, with no air conditioning. There was 4 of us (rented 2 rooms) and tried to sleep with windows open but was bitten by mosquitos. Bathroom was dirty with orange moldy shower curtain and wet mop left in corner. Breakfast was not served to us but given instruction on were milk/OJ in refrigerator . Croissants were hard and old. Poor location far from sites as well and difficult to find (poorly labeled on door). Walked an additional 20 minutes looking and owner was not answering their phone.

Grab a room and become Venetian for a day or two.... you won't regret it!!!!

I was surprised by how good this place was! Converted from a historic monastery and hosts student dormitory, hostels and apartments, Combo was surprisingly modern and well kept. Even the shared room was spacious and offered more personal space than any hostel I had ever stayed. Set up like a student dorm, a set of shared rooms has its own kitchen that is better equipped than most Airbnb and bathroom (which provides towels and shampoo gel)! I would definitely return here next time I come to Venezia.

Combo Venezia was an amazing place to stay for so many reasons. It was conveniently close to the ferry stop where the Alilaguna ferry to the airport leaves from. It was also a short walk to most attractions, the Jewish quarter, and was a lovely place to walk around at night. The restaurant and cafe/bars onsite were very convenient, and the reception staff were readily available. The grounds and courtyard areas inside the restored convent were all beautifully done and provided a peaceful place to have a drink with friends or to find a quiet corner to read a book. The breakfast was absolutely top class, and the coffee machine, although seriously overworked, did an amazing job. Oh, and did I mention the gym? Absolutely the best hostel I've ever stayed in.

This place was absolutely amazing! The staff were friendly, the rooms were clean, and the breakfast buffet was plentiful. I was so blown away by the cleanliness particularly. They have housekeeping come by everyday to even mop the floors. I’ve never seen that in a hostel. The room setup is also unique. I’m in a 6 female dorm, but there is only 2 people per room. So each 6 block has multiple rooms where you share with one other person. We also have our own living space with kitchen and all. Would stay here 100x over!!

Staying in this hostel was a really cool experience. The atmosphere was very unique since the hostel is located in an old cloister from the 12 th century so it was a nice mixture of old architecture and modern flair. The rooms are quite simple but stylish and clean and depending on where they are located in the building, you have a nice view on one of the canals. The hostel staff was welcoming and friendly and you even get a welcome drink at the bar. We enjoyed spending time at the beautiful inner courtyard where you can just enjoy a drink and hang out on couches or even eat your breakfast there the next morning. We can absolutely recommend this place and would love to come back!

We had a fantastic stay! The place was spotless, the bed was comfy, and the canal views (from the upstairs suite) were lovely. The staff were super friendly and helpful. The location was great, just a short walk to the vaporetto stop, making it easy to explore Murano and Burano. We also didn't have too far to go to get to Piazza San Marco – about 30 minutes on foot. One tiny suggestion: the rooms could use a bit more decoration – they're a bit plain and could benefit from a bit more personality.

Very nice hotel. It has a very nice garden in the lobby. The room was cozy and pretty clean. The room also had canal view. Only two small issues. The roof in our room was shaking and making a lot of noise when someone was walking in the upper floor. Also the breakfast management could be better, we had to wait some time for food refill and clean glasses. Otherwise I would have given 5 stars.

Stayed for two nights in a two bed private room, lovely having AC as it was in the 90s° f during our trip. Didn't get to utilize the kitchenette in our room but seemed like a nice feature. Would've loved to spend more time here. Also decently close to the water taxi stop.

Great location with a beautiful canal view. The staff are excellent and friendly. The rooms are big enough for couples. The room was clean and the bed was comfortable. We really enjoyed the breakfast. The best part is the back garden. The big plus is that the hotel has closed the rental cars and the train. We definitely will be back

We had a wonderful stay at this hotel! Everything was clean, well organized, and very comfortable. The staff were amazing – friendly, professional, and always ready to help. A special mention to the elderly gentleman Roberto, who gives the hotel an extra touch of charm. The bartender (sorry, I don’t remember his name) was incredibly kind and always offered a delicious glass of Prosecco. And the lovely lady at reception with beautiful dark curly hair was so helpful and welcoming. Thank you for making our stay so pleasant — we would love to come back and highly recommend this place!

My experience with this hotel has been amazing. Andrea arranged a shuttle pickup for our group. Jahid gave us awesome service at the bar among many other staff at the front desk. Brian checked us in even as late as it was and made sure everything was good. The location is also ideal and easy to and from the airport. I would highly recommend this hotel and the staff make you stay special.

Very easy walk from train. Much better location than expected. Quiet neighborhood. Excellent breakfast. Best eggs this trip?! Upgraded to a lovely suite. Wish the garden was warm as it is a jewel. Friendly staff but bell hop was first person in Italy looking for a trip. A little too obvious. Desk staff very good.

Very good small hotel. The staff were amazing, rooms are clean . Big bonus was a courtyard and terrace on the canal. The location is very close to rail station and bus station and away from the crowds. Its a 30 minutes walk to the St. Marco Square.

Stayed 2 night la here. Fantastic! Great service from all employees. Clean modern rooms, great and inexpensive breakfast. Close to where trains and busses drop u off. I had to pull my suitcase only 150 yards and up one bridge. I’m sure that’s less than other hotels in the area.

Stayed here for 3 nights and loved it. The room was very comfortable and the hotel is in a great location near the bus terminal and train station. Breakfast is included and the staff were friendly and helpful.

We had a lovely two night stay in this hotel. The location was perfect for us as we wanted to be away from the madness of the center of Venice. Not only is it a lot more peaceful and with some great quiet bars and restaurants to chose from, it is also a lot cheaper to both stay and eat/drink. Honestly after walking round the crazy tourist filled streets of central Venice this area feels like another world. The room was comfortable, had a bit of an old room feel to it which was nice. However the bathroom was very modern bright and clean, the shower was excellent with hand shower as well as waterfall head so you could choose. Water pressure was also good. The staff were lovely, always there to help provide advice. I also ended up booking a taxi to the airport on the last day which they easily sorted out for me (that is an experience on it's own if you have never done it, a crazy boat ride full speed to the airport, crazy fun).

Terrible! Do not stay here, we were in the room for 20 minutes and I got bit twice. The room had bed bugs and the hotel did nothing about it, the reception staff weren’t helpful at all. The only option they gave us was to change the bedding and move rooms the day after, so they wanted us to sleep in a bed with hairs all over it and bed bugs! We contacted our travel agent and luckily they moved us quickly. Do not recommend this hotel at all!

I booked this hotel because, even though it’s on the outskirts of Venice, I thought it would be convenient with the vaporetto. But both of the nearest stops were farther to walk than I expected. Especially if you have heavy luggage, the many stairways along the way make it really inconvenient. There also aren’t many restaurants or shops nearby, so unless you enjoy a very quiet area, it’s not ideal. As expected, there was no elevator, and carrying our bags from the ground floor up to the 3rd floor was tough. One night it rained, and the sound of the rain on the roof was so loud it even woke me up. Since we were on the top floor, the ceiling was low, so I constantly had to be careful not to bump my head. The bed quality wasn’t great either. After check-out they did keep our luggage, but it was left out in the open near the lobby, so we had to carry any valuables with us. I booked this place thinking it was a cheap but good option within Venice, but in terms of location and amenities, there were quite a few letdowns.

Stayed for 3 rd time at this family owned hotel. It s in Dorsoduro which is a venetian neighborhood. I stayed in their annex which is across main building . Love how quiet and peaceful area is. Bed is comfortable , nice venetian decor.

The rooms look very nice, clean and well prepared. The staff friendly and always helpfull. A nice hotel and I have no complaints. Even the location is not bad even though its pretty far from the main part of venice but the neighborhood full of bars and restaurants with way better prices becouse its not ao touristy.

Perfect hotel for our three nights in Venice! Super friendly and helpful staff who gave us great recommendations for transport and restaurants. The room was beautiful with windows over looking the canal. The bathroom was spotless with a great shower and lots of toiletries. Really good location, easy to walk to all the main sites but in a nice quiet street. Hope to be back soon!

The hotel is great. The staff is super kind, and the room was bigger than I expected. Everything was clean and tidy. The breakfast was great too.

Excellent location and close to all the main attractions of Venice. Receptionist who checked us in very friendly. We booked the annex room which is behind the main reception so down an alleyway and to the rear of some restaurants. There is no lift if you have a big case so perhaps not suitable if you have mobility issues. The room itself is very small so I wouldn't stay here longer than 2 nights. Bathroom is fairly dated but everything worked.

Location 5 stars, receptionist were very nice and professional so 5 stars for service. Only problem is our AC was not functioning correctly and I was unable to sleep all night. It showed on at max capacity but hardly any cold air came out. There is no point in staying somewhere you cannot rest. I didn’t expect much but to say you have AC when its not functional shows a huge lack of transparency. Also the red flag was walking in our room and seeing a fan. I’ve never seen a fan in a room that has working air conditioning. Makes no sense.

Choosing this hotel was definitely a win. Around sunset all tourists are leaving and you get to experience the best part of Venice all for yourself. I was traveling solo and it was very safe at this area. The best part it was completely quiet at night and together with new mattress and good quality pillows I could fully recharge for the next day

Zero professionalism, the manager confirmed we could check in early as we had a late flight early hours of the morning, when trying to confirm a third time before our flight when the reception should of still been open we were ignored several times … when we arrived we were surprised to see no receptionist watching the lobby nor any cameras for any safety. The manager himself confirmed we could self check in however we had no reply upon arriving to the hotel. We feel extremely hard done by as we feel our money was taken knowing we could not check in earlier. When asking to speak to the manager the next morning of course he was “busy”. Customer service was an absolute joke.

Very helpful staff. Our air conditioning was poor in the first room, so the nice guy at the reception gave us another room with fine working AC. The breakfast is also a bit above Italian standard. But the location...couldn't be better.

Room is small & shower is small too. I suppose this is standard in Venice Located in a very convenient place. Getting there by water bus from train station is easy.

Fantastic! Location is perfect. Room is very comfortable and very clean. The receptionist Francis was very welcoming and helpful. Highly recommended.

Though the hotel is right on an inner canal and that may be attractive to some please take in consideration that it'll be noisy, also for some weird reason the kithen is right next to the room and you can hear everything from inside the room, so you'll be getting up really early due to the noise. The breakfast is great, you can get fresh cooked eggs

Nice little hotel in the heart of venice. Staff very friendly and helpful. Bit of a walk with luggage from train station but we had backpacks so it was fine. There is a water taxi stop close - 10 min walk so there is an option. Same taxi stop for transport to airport. Our window looked over the canal so we could peek out to see the boats and people. Hotel very quick to respond to the couple of enquiries I had prior to arrival. Rooms are well decorated and spacious. Bath tubs with sit down shower put some people off by reading other comments but really it is a different way of doing the same thing. Everything clean. Breakfast was great with eggs ordered to your liking, and very lovely staff. Would return!

The hotel has a good location and the staff are friendly and helpful. However, the bathroom is very poor, as the shower is placed on the floor in a way that makes it impossible to take a proper shower.

Decent hotel however location is not quite ideal. A lot of steps where you’ll have to pick your luggage up and down. Rooms are also small and cramped up.

Great hotel tucked away in a lovely area by a small canal. The rooms are lovely and quiet, clean and traditionally Italian. A small preference from our side would be for a kettle in the room, however you could make hot drinks and have a piece of cake all day downstairs. The rooftop terrace with a view of San Marco Basilica was a nice surprise! Breakfast was excellent and staff were attentive and friendly. The front desk staff, particularly Pier, were very accommodating and helped us make restaurant reservations as well as providing useful city info. Overall a fantastic stay and we would definitely recommend.

We were delighted with this hotel. It lived up to all its great reviews. Clean and tidy, amazing location, very close to everything but quiet and calm at night. Very little interior hotel noise even though we were directly under the breakfast room. Our canal view room was very spacious for Venice and the bathroom was beautiful though very tiny (anyone much larger than average size may struggle in there). Nice shower gel and hand wash. Lots of gondolas passing during the day which was great to watch, and you can hire one right outside. Super helpful, friendly reception staff made us feel very welcome and were happy to store our luggage after checkout which was brilliant. We would recommend this little hotel to anyone.

I would gladly stay at this hotel again. The location was great and the staff was very nice and helpful with any request. We were only moments away from San Marco square. The hotel itself was very quiet and easy to navigate. We had ample places to plug up devices when needed. The room had plenty of sunlight and views of the canal to see life happening: The room was very spacious and we did not feel cramped. The shower pressure and heat worked wonderfully. Room service was very neat. I appreciated the rooftop and honesty bar. The wifi worked really well and allowed me to catch up on texts, email, and social media without long loading times.

Great Venetian style hotel. Room was great as it accommodated our family of 5. Water taxi stop right outside is great if you are travelling with large suitcases. Beds were fine and shower was good. Great for a two night stay.

Our stay at this Venice hotel was, unfortunately, far from the experience we expected. While the location was convenient, the quality and unkept of the hotel left much to be desired. Several basic amenities were not functioning properly. The overall cleanliness was subpar. The front desk staff were helpful. This hotel may have potential with better maintenance and attention to detail, but as it stands, I wouldn't recommend it.

Very cool hotel in the middle of Venice. The rooms were unique, service vet friendly and the breakfast enjoyable, although not the healthiest one.

After a 24-hour drive from Latvia, we arrived at the hotel only to be told that there was no reservation for us. To say we were disappointed would be an understatement – this was extremely frustrating after such a long journey. We had a confirmed and fully paid booking, and this experience has left us very dissatisfied.

Beautiful hotel with a lovely garden and fantastic staff. The location was great.

We had a wonderful stay celebrating our 30th wedding anniversary. It is a little gem of a hotel in a great location. Our room was stunning, mixing the beauty of the old in the bedroom and little sitting room with a modern and well equipped bathroom. It was lovely to have breakfast on the garden terrace each morning, the choice and quality of food and drink was very good. The staff were all warm and friendly and obviously very proud of their hotel - and so they should be.

Loved the property and everything about it. Situated in the center of the city. Bay and all the attractions are within 1 mile. Feels like staying in a palace. I booked a junior suite for my family with a terrace. We loved everything. The staff was super friendly and available all the times. There is a lift in the property for people with limited accessibility. breakfast in the garden was the highlight. Perfect for grabbing a luxurious experience at a reasonable price.

We booked the room with canal view. The room was great, very big. Good amenities, service, nearby cafes and restaurants all while being in walking distance to/from the train station. My only complaint is that from our room on the 2nd floor (Room 5) the lights shining in the Ca Dogaressa sign on the outside of the building make the room very bright at night. The curtains are in a fixed position and cannot be drawn shut. The lights do not dim or turn off until 11:52 PM (I was still awake when it happened). Attached are photos of how bright the room is prior to then. You really should turn the light off sooner, or allow the curtains to be drawn shut.

Even though it doesn't have reception, the service it provided was still very good. They sent me email which provided all details of check in, luggage storage, etc with Leone Hotel, which is about 100 meters away only. We got all necessary support from Leone anyway. Our room is small. However, it supplies everything we need, even a coffee machine! Also, with password set for the entry of the building and of the room, its quite secure too. Location: 10 minutes walk from the station. Reasonable! You can also buy a 24 hour pass to take ferry to the hotel, if you like. Overall, the stay is comfortable. The support we got from Leone is good.

One of the loveliest hotels i’ve ever seen. It’s was a real magic, beautiful room, vieuw and friendly stuff. Clean enough and comfortable. Not in the touristic area, so need to goo to the centre city a little bit, but for me it wasn’t problem - not for lasy people 😆. Recommend you absolutely, waiting already for next time there 🫶🏻

Fantastic stay right on the canal! This hotel is intimate, clean, with spacious rooms and a great location. It’s just enough off of the beaten path where you feel you are secluded, but the main areas of Venice are still very accessible/walkable. Check in is located at the Hotel Leone just down the street as the Hotel Ca’ Dogaressa does not have its own reception area. The hotel is in the same neighborhood as many great restaurants, which is incredibly convenient. Would absolutely stay here again!

We’re a family of three and this place worked wonderfully for us. Walking distance to all the spots you ought to visit in Venice. Including the boat transfer to and from the airport. This is not your ordinary black and white shiny hotel but the right one for an enchanting place in Venice. There are seafood places nearby which are 4+ rating and above. Will be back here when we get another chance at Venice! This is the view from our window.

The room was very authentic and fun. The hotel has no elevator, but I knew beforehand. The service was excellent. You have to check in at the hotel down the street, and they were very nice. Bed was a bit hard, but not unbearable. The bathroom was very good. Something the room could use is new pillows. You can buy great pillows on Amazon that are inexpensive. The pillows in the room are rock hard. It would change the experience for the better with little investment.

Clean place, decent price, great location. Lots of food and drink places nearby, and easy to get to everywhere in Venice from here, either by walking or the vaporettos. Weird vibes in the rooms that I normally wouldn't go for, but in Venice it seemed right (plush walls, big chandelier, etc). No view but that's okay, you get enough of that just walking around. Only complaint was that there wasn't a shower, only a bathtub with a nozzle that you could spray around.

Great location, central but quiet. Spacious rooms, clean, with interesting decoration. The whole building is unique. Basic breakfast, friendly staff. No elevator and there are stairs everywhere..so not suitable for wheelchair or stroller.

Had a lovely stay at this hotel for 2 nights. Comfortable rooms and friendly staff. Very luxurious feeling building. Located conveniently to the square and to a street on the tail of the fish that has many restaurants.

We love La Residenza and have stayed here 3 times. It is located in a beautiful 15th century palace on a quiet piazza near St. Mark’s. The lobby and dining room have beautiful plasterwork on the walls and ceiling, Murano chandeliers, antique furniture and oriental rugs. The room are comfortable, nicely decorated and have modern bathrooms. The breakfast buffet has expanded since the past and offers plenty of choices. The staff was very friendly and helpful. We love the beauty of the hotel and its great location. Definitely recommend it and will be coming back. Lovely room with hand-painted furniture, Murano chandelier. Great location. Quiet area.

My wife and i stayed here for about 4 days and we could have have picked a better hotel. The location is fantastic and has a nice local feel. The staff could not have been any nicer and helpful. The rooms were very clean and decorated perfectly for the location and the breakfast was good enough. It is Venice after all!!! We received several great recommendations for dinner from the staff and they were very helpful in general. I highly recommend staying here for your next stay in Venice. I know if I come back, this is where I will be.

Stayed here recently and had a lovely time. Super clean rooms and very friendly staff. Amazing breakfast room. Highly recommend it.

Beautiful building from the entrance. Inside the rooms are large and have high ceilings. The decor and furniture is poor, but well kept and clean. Room 7 has great views of the courtyard. Conveniently located close to St Mark's Square. Quiet building. Would love to stay here again.

We really enjoyed our stay at the hotel. The breakfast was great and the room was very comfortable. Highly recommend.

Such a great location! A short walk to everywhere we wanted to go. The square next to the hotel is one of the best in Venice. Enough people to make it interesting but not ever crowded. The courtyard in front of the hotel entrance is also fantastic. Rooms were VERY clean and though small, very well appointed. The staff and management here were so welcoming, friendly and helpful. They really made us feel at home. We can't wait to come back.

My husband and I stayed here during our honeymoon, and we often talk about how special this hotel made our time in Venice. From the moment we arrived, we felt welcomed and cared for by staff. The hotel is small, incredibly clean and nestled in a quiet courtyard. Each day we returned to a spotless room with fresh linens and towels, which were appreciated after long days of exploring. We loved starting our day with breakfast in the courtyard in front of the hotel and complimentary Prosecco in the evenings with a rooftop view. But what really set this place apart was the staff. Every person we interacted with was kind, friendly and sincerely thoughtful. Their local recommendations helped us discover some truly memorable spots that we may have otherwise missed. On our final day, we had a very early train to catch, and the staff prepared a breakfast tray just for us - a small gesture which meant a lot. We loved our stay and recommend this hotel to anyone traveling to Venice.

I don't know where to start. The bedroom was small but comfortable. The owner provided us a bottle of prosecco to enjoy on the roof terrace of his neighbouring hotel (too many steps for one in our party) so we enjoyed it on the patio instead. Always willing to provide free bottles of water. It's easy to say that if we returned to Venice this is the place we'd look to stay. Close to the main piazzas, Rialto and you felt really looked after. Oh and breakfast served on the patio, yes please.

Incredible location blocks away from the small squares and a 12-15 min walk to Doge’s Palace and St. Mark's. The staff is personable and welcoming. While their English is broken, you are in Italy. 😀 The rooms are quaint, and it’s laid out like a house with several rooms (9 in total). The bathrooms are a bit small, so if you are exceptionally tall, I might consider another option. Each morning, you are treated to a hand-served continental breakfast outside under a nice awning. The menu includes bread, rolls, fruit, yogurt, and, most importantly, specialty coffee!! If you take a taxi, I recommend a private one for ~€60. It will drop you off at Sant Angelos, and the walk was about 5-7 minutes. If you have difficulty walking or have mobility issues, I would consider Venice a challenging city to visit. In all, we loved our stay and hope others experience the same.

Well worth the money. The service was very friendly, the place was clean and I had no problem with the bathroom being in the corridor. Nice breakfast outside with proper coffee. Location was excellent, not too busy but close to everything. Would stay here again! Thank you ❤️

I stayed here back in Sept ‘22 and thought it was absolutely lovely. I was traveling by myself so I stayed in the small single room with ‘shared’ bathroom across, but I never had any problems with privacy or anyone else using it when I needed to; I think the shared aspect just means it’s where the staff go to use the bathroom. The single room was small but quite comfortable. There was a little sink in the room which was great for getting ready in the morning, and a bathrobe provided which was really nice because the bathroom was across the hall. My only little complaint about the room was that the AC dripped, but honestly I consider that a small price to pay for it working consistently over my week long stay. The staff were friendly and very kindly let me store my bags by the reception desk because my flights arrived before the normal check-in time and left after the standard check-out time. The location was also great; I found it easy to do stuff in the morning, walk back to the hotel to refresh myself after lunch, and then go out again for the afternoon. If you do book here (and you should!) do it through the official website instead of a third party; the prices are better.

This is one of the best hotels I have stayed in. My favorite things are the quality of hospitality, wonderful breakfast and amazing view of the church in front of the hotel. We were late at the last check-in time, but the hotel staff is so kind to wait until 20 minutes after 11 p.m., and they even helped us to book a water taxi for our early flight. We are so grateful for all the kindness and service we received. Above all, the trip to Venice is really a beautiful memory for me.

We booked the ristorante and a ten course menu with pairing. Was nothing short of amazing! Very nice setting, super friendly staff, who explained us everything in detail and were super keen to answer any questions. Really appreciated that, especially because the restaurant was busy. Food was like poetry and the concept is great too. Makes you wonder how we can reduce food waste and live more sustainable. Highly recommend this experience!

I proposed to my girlfriend in the vineyard here and the staff were so amazing and gracious. We did the private boat with 10 course lunch. Absolutely stunning, beautiful wines and then a drink at the outdoor bistro afterwards. This is a special place and we’ll be back. Thank you

We came back after 6 years to celebrate, and we were amazed by what cheffe Pavan and chef Brutto have done to the menù. Their approach to cuisine is remarkable and they crafted amazing dishes leveraging invasive species and avoiding waste. Amazing. Highlight for us were the cappelletti, which tasted like Xiao lon bao and the blue crab, star of the show.

Wonderfully unique wines and amazing staff, this place is an absolute gem. From the amazing story to the sustainable and community driven aspects of the winery, I couldn't have more respect for for this amazing place and all the people who contribute. I feel absolutely privileged to even try their wines much less step foot on these grounds.

I truly enjoyed this experience. I booked to include the boat ride to the restaurant. The boat was late and no one could reach the restaurant so I thought communication could have been improved on that. I booked the chef's table as I thought I would get more interaction with the chefs, but there was almost no interaction. I was the only person sitting up there, as no one else booked that experience. I felt a little awkward but that is of no fault to the restaurant. I just wanted someone to talk to, as I went alone. I did get to see some of the behind scenes of plating the dishes, but that was the only perk of booking that particular experience. I honestly would've preferred to sit alone at my own table. This is a sustainable Michelin restaurant, so some of the dishes were... unique. Most of them were delicious but there were a few that were not my taste whatsoever. I thought the beverage pairing was pretty good. They mixed different drinks in there - not just wine - and also had a mocktail. I did have another tasting menu experience in Venice that was cheaper and better, but less courses. Overall it was an interesting experience and one I would recommend for a one-time try. I thought the price was reasonable enough for the number of courses and beverage pairings.

Incredible gastronomic experience on the island of Mazzorbo, just outside Venice. Not our first Michelin-starred restaurant, but definitely one of the most memorable. We went all in with the 10-course tasting menu and wine pairing and honestly, if I could give 6 out of 5, I would. From the moment we arrived through the garden, the tone was set. They grow their own vegetables, fish their own seafood, everything is local, seasonal, and treated with real creativity. The theme was fish, and it was beautifully carried throughout the entire menu. We started with refreshing cocktails, then dove into a series of plates that surprised and delighted us. It was technically 10 courses, but we were served more than that, without ever feeling overwhelmed. Each plate was small, perfectly portioned, and full of nuance. The first entrée was stunning, both in presentation and taste. It featured raw shellfish served in beautiful open shells, with vibrant touches of yellow, blue, and green that reminded us of Murano glass. It was like being served a piece of art. One of my personal favourites was a dish built around sweet peas so fresh, delicate, and beautifully executed. And a cucumber-based dessert that totally blew my mind: light, surprising, and incredibly flavourful. One of the most original desserts I’ve ever had. The sourdough bread and kefir butter deserve their own paragraph. That butter had the texture of frosting (minus the sugar), and it was so good I almost cried when they took it away. If I’d been braver, I would’ve asked for a doggy bag to bring the leftovers home. The wine pairings were just as thoughtful, ten drinks, but with great balance. At least three were non-alcoholic (kombuchas or other creative options), which added variety without overwhelming us. And yes, our 15-year-old was with us and tasted everything. He loved it all. We were seated right in front of the kitchen, which gave us a view of the calm precision of the team plating each dish. The timing of the whole evening was flawless, despite the fact that everyone arrived around the same time and not everyone had the same menu. I don’t know how they pulled it off, but it was seamless. Yes, it’s a pricey meal. But for us, this was the kind of evening you remember for years… absolutely worth it.

We found out about the restaurant after seeing Chef Pavan several times on Masterchef Italia. We went to the Osteria. We got the tasting menu and a wine pairing (we also added a Spaghettone al Granchio Blu). All of the dishes were delicious, with a wide range of flavours that were all perfectly balanced. The use of km0 ingredients, and ingredients that are often discarded, or are invasive species, makes for a special meal. The wines were all very good, two of them were their own production, and all exalted the dish they were accompanying. Looking forward to returning and trying the restaurant as well.

Gritty Palace is supposed to be one of the great hotels of Europe. The truth is the hotel is overrated and overpriced. The concierge was rude abrupt and sometimes gave bad information. I think some of the staff feel a bit self important. Had lunch in the restaurant I paid $60 for a chicken club sandwich on toast that was soggy. Virtually any diner in the world would have served a better Club sandwich. I would suggest that you consider other hotel options in Venice givien the very high cost of a room, which is better than average, but not great.

The hotel is stunning, but unfortunately we were not allowed to enjoy a drink as we were not staying there. The bar was nearly empty, yet we were told it was fully booked. Even the lobby, which was completely quiet, was off-limits. Having worked extensively with luxury hospitality around the world, I find it disappointing that one cannot even have a coffee to experience and appreciate the atmosphere of the hotel. A guest coming for a coffee might well book a room on their next visit — but because of this policy and experience, they won’t.

An outstanding hotel! We visited Venice in low season and the hotel was therefore, not too busy. The staff at this beautiful old gem are wonderful. We arrived at the hotel very early and thanks to the amazing housekeeping staff, we were able to have our room within minutes of arrival (and we're so grateful for that after a 3am start that day!). The bar with its wonderful terrace on the canal is a divine place for cocktails. We could have spent hours there just watching the world literally floating by. Our room was perfect for our short stay with a comfortable bed and lovely bathroom. Breakfast was a dream and I recommend going down early to enjoy the peace and make the most of the attentive service. The reception team provided us with the most enjoyable check-in and check-out experiences.

We came to The Gritti Palace to begin celebrating our wedding anniversary, and from the very first moment we felt truly special. We were warmly welcomed and escorted to reception, where we were immediately seated, offered water, and informed about a wonderful surprise awaiting us. What followed was simply unforgettable – an absolute highlight that we will cherish for the rest of our lives. Everything was perfect! The service was not only fast but flawless. A heartfelt thank you to the General Manager and especially to Romina at the reception – she is a true queen of her craft, with a magical ability to create memorable experiences. The next morning we were congratulated again, treated to a delightful breakfast, and sent off with such genuine care. Absolute world-class hospitality! Truly superb in every way.

I went to the Gritti palace restaurant for food and drinks. The view was phenomenal and the drinks were great. I am leaving 3 stars because there was a lady with a captive falcon there for "entertainment". Not sure what that was supposed to add to the ambience. It just made me feel sad. Such beautiful birds should be flying in the skies, not chained to someone for people's entertainment. It completely ruined my experience and left me feeling sad.

Having stayed here previously and finding it to be an absolutely first-class hotel with the very best staff and service, we decided to go back for cocktails and dinner this year to celebrate my birthday. Upon entering the bar area we were informed that without a reservation we couldn’t sit on the terrace as it was full (8 tables were empty). Having left in disgust, my wife returned to just see if we could reserve a table for dinner that night. She was told “you’ve left it too late. No, sorry”. Marriott have managed to destroy this once wonderful institution by employing the rudest, least-polite staff I’ve come across. What a shambles it is now.

The staff were incredibly accommodating. Our luggage stayed at LAX for 3 days and they provided a few necessities and also followed up on the list baggage claim for us. Beautiful property with great views

Perfect hotel if you want to be in the Centre of Venice. Just by Grande Canale, very close to Peggy Guggenheim Collection. Rooms cozy in old Venice style. Quiet and clean.

Lovely little hotel, only 9 rooms. Best service from owners Luciano & Lucio, with there very warm welcome & goodby ! Clean (small) bathroom and good bed, the & coffee available in room. The MOST BEST place/situation in Venice ! Everything on walking distance or Vaporetto in front hotel ! Just go for it. 10 % off with cash direct reservation..

We enjoyed our stay so much! Room no. 10 is beauuutiful! And the view is just amazing. We would love to come back. Its also not far away from the main spots but dont do the same mistake as my girlfriend and take on good shoes for the long walks through Venice 😁 The service was on point and everyone was so helpful and kind. Grazie mille!

Fabulous host who very helpful throughout our stay. With the city boat transport strike, he arranged alternative transportation to the train station. Even came down to the dock to make sure that we got on the right water taxi. Great suggestions for activities and restaurants. Highest recommendation for the hotel.

We very much enjoyed our stay at Hotel Galleria. The Room, while somewhat small, was clean and beautiful. We had a nice view of the Academia bridge and Canal. The owners/operators were very kind and courteous, and made it very easy to check in even after their operating hours. The location is amazing, and I would recommend spending some time on that side of the bridge before heading over to the main attractions in Venice. We walked around the area and found some great off-the-beaten-path restaurants and pubs, etc, without the crowds. There is a water bus stop right outside by the bridge as well so it is very convenient to get around. Would stay again.

Lovely staff, great view, clean. Great bang for your buck and situated in a great (quiet) area of Venice!

We booked through a third party and did not expect that our private bathroom for room #3 would be an entire hallway away. We also found the door unlocked after cleaning, which made us feel odd about leaving things in there. I got locked inside the bathroom because the lock literally fell off, and the staff member just said “okay I’ll fix it” with no real condolences that I had to call to be let out by sliding the key under the door. The room was small (couldn’t fit through the door with our backpacks on) and noisy from bridge traffic, and the staff member that we interacted with was fine but not as wonderful as I expected from reading other reviews. We did enjoy the location and understand we chose a less expensive room, but we wished we went with a standard hotel room for a similar price honestly.

This hotel was good and near many good places, but the reason why I took out one star was because of its breakfast options. My family and I are strictly vegetarian, and we can't eat egg and mushroom. When we booked the hotel we wrote our dietary requirements and when we got there all we could eat was bread and milk. Other than this, the hotel was amazing because of its view, the customer service, the rooms, and many more. I definitely recommend going, but I would say to double check the food options if you have any requirements.

The location was excellent — very central and convenient for walking around the city and reaching the train station. The reception staff were polite, friendly, and always willing to help, which I truly appreciated. However, the room itself was disappointing. It wasn’t properly cleaned, and there was a noticeable smell of dust and mold, which made the stay uncomfortable. On top of that, the door didn’t lock securely, which made me feel uneasy during my stay. Cleanliness and safety are very important to me, so I have to take off a few stars for these issues. Overall, the location and staff were great, but the rooms definitely need better maintenance and attention.

Great location with easy access to water taxis! Rooms small but typical for Europe, they were clean, AC worked. Staff - a couple of the staff members were excellent, however, there were a 3 that come to mind that clearly didn't like tourists and/or Americans - - they were rude and not helpful with questions. The bar wasn't well stocked (no rum) and the front desk person was covering the that and the bar. Nice buffet!

Perfect location and very friendly staff. Outside place for breakfast and dinner is fantastic. One tip: Try to resolve the presence of many wasps. Wasp catchers and turning devices on the tables. The air-conditioning is not cooling sufficiently. The restaurant is offering very good quality food.

Perfect location when you arrive with vaporetto to Zattere (from airport, car park, main station). Our room smelled a bit odd but we had 2 balcony doors to get enough fresh air in. The bed sheets had a stain on one side and the floor was a bit dusty and sandy towards the edges and balcony doors. Bath room really nice, new and clean. Breakfast was ok but nothing special, unfortunately the worst coffee I had during our entire Italy trip.

It's a room...a very small room. A/C worked. Getting the keys was a bit of a challenge, you have to walk to another hotel to check in. Room was clean. Breakfast in the morning was a pleasant surprise. It was delicious. You can also leave your bags in a room on the honor system. For 1 night it was ok.

I chose this because I'd seen the attractive garden on previous vists to Venice, had heard and read that it had been completely refurbished. Unfortunately the later is not true - the bathrooms have been refurbished, but without bidets. However this is a hotel which has proprietors that exploit the premises for money but reinvest nothing. Except for one delightful cleaner the staff are unwelcoming, indifferent and at times hostile and plain rude. The rooms are clean but tiny. The decor is very tired - see the marks on the headboard. Hardly any room for two suitcases! No chair as I recall. Breakfast was so bad that we went elsewhere - fine if you like tinned fruit and nescafe, croissants unpleasant. The garden is a lovely zone and has black rattan tables and settees under the eaves/portico. Unfortunately the black rattan is severely broken - for god's sake, they don't cost much - just replace them! To cap it all, they charged me twice and I'm still waiting after 10 days for the refund to come through on my credit card!

Located right in Venice. It is only 5 mins from the train station so great option for those who need a hotel the night before to head to Trieste to jump on the cruise ships the next morning. The rooms were clean and the AC worked well. The classical decor of the hotel was lovely to look at. The included breakfast was the stand out. Great variety of foods to choose from. We ate in the inner courtyard which was beautiful. Would go there again for sure.

I would definitely recommend this place. Right next to Santa Lucia station, the location is quite convenient to get from/to both airports quite easily. The rooms are not massive but big enough and are equipped with all you will need for a few days in Venice. Same for the breakfast, more than enough, with salty and sweet options, coffees, teas... Staff is amazingly kind, able to speak in several languages and the place is very clean and tidy.

Hotel Abbazia is a charming mid-size hotel. The entrance is located in a quiet alley. It's righr near the water bus station and Santa Lucia Train Station. The hotel is nicely converted from a former monastery. It has a spacious, tastefully decorated lounge with a relaxing vibe. The pretty courtyard garden is precious in Venice. All the front desk people are very friendly and helpful. The breakfast was sumptuous and delicious. I felt that the cook prepared it with great care. I especially loved their many salad varieties. I and my friends enjoyed our stay in Hotel Abbazia very much. We highly recommend it!

Very nice and practical hotel, located 2 minutes away from the train station, vaporetto station, and 30 minutes away (walking) from the main touristic attractions. One striking detail is the height of the rooms and the hotel floors in general. The hotel preserves it's history (former monastery in 19th century), but refurbished for the modern times. It also has a very nice inner courtyard garden. We had a family room with 4 beds, at the second floor. The room was very spacious and had everything we needed. The breakfast is spectacular, surpassing regular 3-star hotels. Besides the regular (ham, omlettes, etc), they have custom-made sandwiches and other pastries. We stayed for 2 days, and every day they were different. The staff is very kind, helpful and friendly.

We stayed here for 2 nights and it was a fantastic experience right from the start. The staff members were very welcoming and always ready to help. The hotel’s proximity to the train station is fantastic. The outside of the building doesn’t do it justice - it’s beautiful inside, with a serene garden space where we chose to eat our breakfast. Speaking of breakfast, it was great. Scrambled eggs, bacon, chicken wings (must be an Italian thing), pancakes, variety of other options and breakfast staples. Our room was updated and it has everything we needed. Plenty of space for 3 people. While there was no way to control the temperature inside the room (and it was quite hot outside during our stay), the central air was very adequate and the room temperature was great. I would certainly recommend this hotel to anyone looking for lodging in Venice, especially if distance to the train station and comfortable sleeping arrangements are needed.

Great location. We stayed 5 nights in a great room. Spa bath was a pleasant surprise. Breakfast choices were fantastic. Fresh and plenty of variety. Scrambled eggs a favourite. All staff were super friendly and most spoke English. We got on very well with them. The only downside is that there is no on-site ironing. You would need to send to a laundry. We would differently recommend this Hotel.

Everything and everyone was absolutely amazing! Fabio and Matteo were so accommodating, especially with us traveling with our daughter and her family! The breakfast was delicious, with so much variety! We would love to visit Venezia again and be sure to stay here!

Great hotel, excellent location near everything but not noisy at night. Rooms were clean and spacious. Breakfast was delicious with plenty of options. The complementary cold water to refill our water bottles was much appreciated. Staff friendly and very helpful. Would happily stay here again.

As far as hotels in Venice go, it’s not bad. Our reception was welcoming. The room is cute, but if you look closely you see stained wallpaper, cracked tiles, a safe that doesn’t work. It was a decent place to stay for the budget, but we didn’t spend much time inside. If luxury is what you’re after, keep searching. If straightforward and satisfactory is enough, go for it.

Very quaint cute little hotel. About 5 minute walk from the ferry stop so be ready to lug your suitcases over some stairs and uneven cobblestones. Breakfast was really good, was packed though, almost no where to sit. Rooms were very clean but very small. Definitely not somewhere to hang out, but great just to sleep. The tv is really small and was on the side of the bed so not sure how that works haha. Bathroom also very small but water pressure was great. Service was great. Very walkable to the city.

The staff at Hotel Canaletto were warm, helpful, and kind. I felt bad when I had to wake one of them so I could let my husband in when he arrived at 1:30 am. They were very kind and professional despite the hour. Hotel Canaletto was a perfect refuge in Venice. The room was clean, comfortable, and quiet.

Had a fabulous stay here. Friendly helpful staff and very authentic hotel. Down a few alleyways to get there - very quiet so had a great night sleep. Excellent location near water ferry stop Rialto and only 5 min stroll to St Marks Square. The breakfast was a highlight for us-thank you for a great stay.

1. So I left some bags at the hotel and they got stolen, I admit it’s my fault for not locking them away but one of the receptionists (older man) decided to give many unsolicited comments and started blaming me, when all I tried to do was ask if there’s a CCTV or something. 2. He also decided to say things like ‘your country definitely exploits tourism more than Venice and I hope we never become like that’ 3. The safe in the room couldn’t be used as the key could not be located 4. Couldn’t really draw the curtains as well as they were jammed But aside from all that the other lady receptionist was pretty nice and it’s a good location.

We had a wonderful stay, the staff were very friendly and welcoming and the decor was beautiful. The breakfast was fantastic too and the hotel was in a great location, very near to everything

Our stay at Hotel Antiche Figure was wonderful! The staff were warm and hospitable, treating us like family and making us feel right at home from the moment we arrived. The view from our room was breathtaking—we had a Grand Canal view right from the window, which made the stay even more special. The room was clean and decorated in a charming classical Venetian style. We also loved the complimentary breakfast buffet, and their cappuccino was absolutely amazing. A truly welcoming hotel that makes Venice even more magical!

Absolutely perfect hotel in Venice, we loved it here. Lovely, friendly staff. Fantastic location a 2/3 minute walk from the main train station. Rooms were beautiful and clean. Breakfast was included and stunning - spoilt for choice. An absolutely superb base for exploring Venice. I cannot understand the 3* official rating; I've stayed in 5* that couldn't hold a candle to Hotel Antiche Figure. (Fun fact for non-natives: Antiche is pronounced an-TEE-keh; not ant-EESH ) We wouldn't stay anywhere else in Venezia, it's a superb hotel and very highly recommended. Grazie

A Gem in the Heart of Venice. From the moment we stepped into Hotel Antique Figure, we knew we’d found something special. Tucked in a perfect spot just steps from the bustle yet blissfully serene, the location couldn’t have been better for exploring Venice on foot. What truly set this stay apart was the staff. Everyone was warm, attentive, and genuinely invested in making our trip memorable. Nothing felt scripted; every interaction was personal and thoughtful, from the front desk recommendations to the seamless in-room breakfast service each morning. Speaking of breakfast it was delivered piping hot to our door, it was a daily delight – fresh fruit and pastries, perfect espresso, and local touches that started each day with a smile. The room itself was a standout: spacious, elegantly appointed with antique-inspired decor that felt authentic rather than gimmicky, and impeccably clean. High ceilings, soft linens, and a view that framed the canal just right – it was the kind of space you never want to leave. The cherry on top? The complimentary tour to a Murano glass factory, arranged effortlessly by the hotel. Watching the masters at work and learning the island’s centuries-old craft was a highlight we hadn’t even planned for. Hotel Antique Figure isn’t just a place to stay – it’s an experience. We left Venice already planning our return. Highly recommend!

This was the best hotel experience I’ve ever had! The staff were so kind and attentive, and they made AMAZING coffee. I’ve never had so many cappuccinos in my life. We arrived early after a 9-hour overnight flight, and they had both of our rooms ready so fast! We just had an overall great experience at Hotel Antiche Figure and in Venice. And the hotel was so conveniently located! Would recommend over and over.

Arrived at the Venice airport and took the Alilaguna water shuttle to the Guglia stop. Then had to do a bag drag over two bridges before getting to the hotel. We chose this hotel for each proximity to the train station, which was across the street. The area was not as busy as the more touristy parts of the city and at no time did we feel unsafe, even when wandering through the residential parts of the city. The hotel service was excellent. The front desk was staffed 24 hours a day. Everyone was exceedingly polite. The room had a great view of the canal. The bed was fine and the bathroom had excellent hot water. The room was very clean and there was available daily room service which we did not use. The price included breakfast and specialty coffee drinks. Would highly recommend this hotel for its relatively quiet location, but with quick access to the water bus and train station across the street.

I just spent 3 nights at Hotel Antiche Figure on my first trip to Venice. I had almost 24 hours of travel getting there, so I was a little apprehensive that I would spend a lot of time wandering in the dark to find my Hotel. Not at all! They provided directions in advance which allowed me to locate them within minutes. The location is absolutely ideal.. Lots to do in the area, but away from the long walk and crowded alleys of St. Mark's Square. The view was amazing. There was beautiful seating outside facing the canal and the staff were fantastic in allowing you to sit there, as well as bringing out snacks! The rooms were very large and spacious (at least mine was) and had everything I could want. If there was one down side - there is only a single electrical outlet. And this was located by the desk, away from the bed. It took some creativity to keep all my gadgets charged. The hotel even took me to Murano by boat - at no charge. And it was a nice boat and on my schedule. I also was given a full bottle of Prosecco to enjoy while I watched the canal as the sun went down. I can't say enough about the service, location and quality of this location. I only left this morning, checked into a new modern hotel in Milan. But - I miss the cozy quality and service of Hotel Antiche Figure. I hope to be back with my husband. Grazie!

Very pleased with our stay. Right next to taxi/bus drop area and train station so no long luggage hauls or water taxi ride to your hotel. Staff was friendly and helpful. Rooms were nice as well. Excellent boutique hotel. Very happy with our stay.

The most beautiful hotel tucked away but so easily accessible. The staff are so wonderful everyone was so friendly and accommodating. This was our first time to Venice and there’s so much more we would like to have done we will definitely be coming back. I rarely like to stay in the same places and enjoy experiencing new things but I think we would come back here to stay. Highly recommend to anyone looking to stay in Venice. From the entrance you feel the beauty this hotel has to offer.

We absolutely loved our stay here! The location couldn’t be better – right in the heart of Venice, just a short walk from Piazza San Marco and close to many of the city’s most beautiful sights and districts. We stayed in one of the apartments next door, which was beautifully furnished and tastefully decorated – a perfect mix of historic Venetian charm and modern comfort. The little kitchen had everything one needs for basic cooking, and the terrace was a real highlight! Enjoying our morning coffee or an evening spritz surrounded by the sounds of Venice – neighbors chatting, gondoliers singing – was simply magical. The beds were very comfortable (not too hard, not too soft), and we slept wonderfully. The reception staff were outstanding – friendly, welcoming, and full of great local recommendations. On our first evening, they even helped us find an amazing restaurant nearby. The only minor issue was the room service, which checked on our apartment only once during our stay, so we almost ran out of toilet paper. I’m sure the team would have fixed it right away if we’d called, but we were too busy enjoying everything Venice had to offer! All in all, this was the perfect home base for exploring the city – full of Italian flair and comfort. We would absolutely stay here again and recommend it to friends and family without hesitation.

Great hotel with a wonderful buffet breakfast each day. Staff go out of their way to help, and special mention to the barman who knows much about the city of Venice (also has great recommendations for local food). Only downside for us was that our first floor room struggled with internet connectivity (rest of the hotel worked fine). Would definitely stay here again.

Everything was wonderful. Perfect location. Could have used a little more room to unpack for 4 days but not a huge deal. Staff was so welcoming and kind. Best part was the bar and bartender. Have been I. Venice, Florence and Rome and our favorite evenings were spent with Soho and a glass of wine.

Excellent experience, considering this a first visit to Venice. I would call or email the front office to setup a porter and a private water taxi. I did this for check out and it was money well-spent. The apartment room was great, but air conditioning was weak in the bed room. Andrea at the front desk is the man. He provided a superb service for us and took care of any problems with efficiency and urgency. The best hotel front desk personnel I have met in Europe.

Found this hotel through Costco Travel. Very easy to get to from the train station (approximately a 25 minute walk). Super easy to walk to Piazza San Marco from the hotel. Excellent onsite breakfast and Bar. The bartender was sociable, informative, and had excellent drink recommendations. The room was okay, bed was too hard/pillows were too flat for my tastes. Unfortunately the power in the room is tied to your room key, so AC/outlets don't function when you are not there made it a manageable hassle. I would recommend staying here to friends/family.

I cannot begin to tell you how satisfied we are with our stay at Hotel Palazzo Parruta. The location is amazing and the staff goes above and beyond. I have never seen anything like this. To filling up my bottle of water for me, or bringing to us glass of water when they see us arriving with our Italian pizza for lunch. Those little things that makes such a big difference. The breakfast was incredible even better than what we had on our cruise ship! The service in the breakfast area was so exquisite. Bravo !

We stayed at Hotel Santa Marina for two nights in June 2025. The location is central and within walking distance to many places. Unfortunately, the room itself didn’t live up to expectations. It felt quite dated and could really use some updates and maintenance to feel more comfortable. Our experience with the front desk staff was mixed. One blonde woman with dark-framed glasses was incredibly helpful and pleasant, she really stood out in a good way. On the other hand, the tall man with dark curly hair was quite the opposite. When we asked about a rooftop terrace, he simply said “no,” without any explanation. A more helpful response would have been to direct us to the terrace beside the hotel. Thankfully, another staff member, the bell boy — an Asian man with dark hair and dark-framed glasses, was also friendly and approachable, which we appreciated. Overall, despite the convenient location and some helpful staff, we wouldn’t recommend this hotel due to the underwhelming room quality and inconsistent service.

We truly loved staying here. The old charm of the building and the rooms was so cozy and felt like you were at home. The staff were always there to ensure you knew the best places to go, book things for you, etc. We had the breakfast during our stay and the ladies that served us were the best, not to mention the food always fresh. The front desk individuals, again so kind and generous. It’s a shorty walk to everything in the city, no longer than 5-10.

We have just stayed in this hotel last week 3rd/4th sept 2025. The hotel is in a very good location close to get to all the popular locations people wish to visit. But the room we had was at the back of the hotel in the basement, very dark ,small in need of updating and maintenance. the breakfast was ok . The breakfast room has no natural light and the one morning the fans had not been turned on, so was very warm. The staff did what they needed to do, but not openly friendly, there to do a job approach. I would say this hotel is a 3 star hotel and would advise not to use the basement bedrooms .

Didn't know that there's another hotel inside here, which goes into the same booking. The staff here couldn't care less at all about providing good treatment, the treatment is almost borderline brewed with racial undertone. Room was good, albeit maze-like ways to get to the room. and they were also quite unresponsive with many days leading up to my check in.

For the price you are paying for a double bed room here, feels like a bit of a rip off. Our room was right next to the alley which had people smoking and drinking next to eat night. The shower/bath leaked our first day and they said they could move us the next day. We asked if they could at least bring more towels to deal with flooded bathroom and they said sure only for us to have to go back 2 more times to have them come and address it properly. The concierge seemed upset that we were unconvincing him. When we checked out they did not apologize for this issue or try and do anything to accommodate. We would not have been upset if they simply apologized and helped just clean the bathroom the first time.

Great view of the Piazza and nice and quiet. Comfortable rooms and a great water taxi ride as you get in to the city

We spent 3 nights at the hotel. Rooms a way smaller than they look like in the pictures. In the rooms there’s no kettle, tea, coffee.. absolutely nothing, not even a complimentary bottle of water! In the bathroom there were no sanitary bags either. We have requested if it was possible to iron a shirt with 2 days notice for an event and the answer was pretty disappointing! They really have no additional service other than bed and breakfast. Quite disappointing for a 4 star. The price definitely doesn’t match the service. On the other hand the location is very good: 10min walk from Piazza San Marco in a very quiet area. There is also a mini market just across the street which I highly recommend to purchase water. Breakfast was nice with a selection of cold meats and fresh pastries and cakes.

Albergo Marin was an absolute dream! The staff are so friendly and welcoming and made us feel like family. The front desk is open 24 hours a day and they make sure to be readily available whenever needed. Jack gave us so many local restaurant recommendations and all of them were amazing. The location is PERFECT and felt much quieter than other areas. We had an early train the day of our checkout and the staff even provided us with coffee and a breakfast box to have on the train. We will definitely be coming back here.

We stayed at Albergo Marin from August 5–7 and had a wonderful experience. The hotel is in a perfect location—quiet and peaceful, yet very close to the bus and train stations, which made traveling so easy. The atmosphere was relaxing, and the outdoor sitting area was very cute and cozy. The staff were extremely kind and helpful throughout our stay. We especially appreciated the breakfast—it was buffet style with plenty of delicious options. The lady serving breakfast was so friendly and welcoming, which made us feel truly cared for. Overall, this hotel felt like a calm retreat away from the busy city. We enjoyed our stay and would happily return to Albergo Marin in the future!

The hotel is very nice, and very comfortable. it is nearby a lot of cute places, including a couple pizzerias and cafes that has spectacular food. it is fairly close to transportation, and is in a walkable area, but is not close to any main attractions of Venice. I would recommend going though, because the service is excellent and friendly, and the rooms are spacious and comfortable. I unfortunately sick during my time in Venice, but I was still able to enjoy my time at the hotel, and I am glad I stayed where I did. its a good place to be sick and tired, and an even better place to be well and happy

A beautiful hotel, a wonderful location which was easy to access with lots of beautiful sights around, with absolutely 10/10 service. Staff are incredibly friendly and take the time to speak things through with you and to make your holiday enjoyable and always say hello :) The only (slight) downside was that the room was slightly chilly as we entered October/November with heating controlled throughout the whole building so couldn’t be switched on. However, the staff were happy to offer extra blankets and such which helped massively.

We had an amazing stay at Albergo Marine Hotel in Venice! The service was phenomenal from start to finish. The staff went above and beyond, not only were they incredibly friendly, but they also gave us fantastic recommendations for restaurants and must-see sites around town. We arrived much earlier than expected, and they kindly accommodated us with an early check-in. Our room was spotless, comfortable, and ready for us right away, even though we were 3 hours early. The location is perfect. Close to all the best sights and the price is very reasonable for such a great experience. Highly recommend Albergo Marine Hotel and would definitely come back again!

Excellent location — very close to the train station and public transport stops, making it super easy to get to and from the airport (even at 4 a.m.). The staff are incredibly friendly and always ready to help with any questions.

The hotel was in a great location about a 5-min walk from the train station and away from all of the crowds of San Marco. There was a gondola station less than a 5-minute walk away and you could get to almost any part of Venice in 15-minutes. Hotel was clean and staff was very friendly.

Terrible hotel. It's location is all it has going for it. It calls itself 4*. I would struggle to give it 2*s. Our first room was a disaster. Shower barely functioned. Carpets patchy. Window mechanism broken. Air conditioning useless. We complained and were given a better room. Better shower. Good air conditioning. Comfy bed. The mini bar consisted of 1 miniature bottle of Jack Daniels. Nothing else. Not even a bottle of water. There is no bar. Well, there is one. But it was closed. We were there for 3 nights. Whatever work was being done on the bar did not progress. The tools did not move an inch! The roof terrace is a joke. No shade. Dirty. No service. Soulless empty space plonked on the roof. Breakfast very disappointing. Reception desk very often unmanned and when it was, the service was, at times, rude and dismissive. Our credit card company is now taking this forward as what we got is definitely not what the hotel sells itself to be.

History quality, real Italian place by the water and boats, outdoor restaurants, wine shop £2 euro a bottle. Romantic. Central. Would stay again. Roof top views and lunch on a roof top. Versace feeling and style. Thankyou Venice Italy. George Strickland Palm Beach Boulevard Papamoa Tauranga 5+

Reasonable for the price. The breakfast was incredible. However, our room was super loud in the night because it was right on the canal and the staff were not super helpful.

Old building, well maintained, very big clean room. Five star breakfast included in room price! Would definitely recommend this hotel for someone travelling to Venice on a budget. Thank you Foscari palace!

Great location. Clean and comfortable with a lovely breakfast. Staff was friendly and helpful. I would definitely stay here again! Only thing missing is a kettle in the room.

Palace in the name suits this amazing property. The ambiance is outstanding, and the view of the Grand Canal right outside my window was simply breathtaking. The Gondolas and traghetto right outside the front doors made transportation so convenient. I would love the opportunity to stay here again.

Good value. A few things need attention. The in room fridge was not cold. There is a great roof top area and a small terrace on the grand canal. The Receptionist was very helpful.

Our stay at Hotel L’Orologio Venice was absolutely amazing. From start to finish, the experience exceeded our expectations. The staff was phenomenal — welcoming, attentive, and genuinely helpful. The airport pick-up and drop-off service was first class and made arrival and departure seamless. We also loved the breakfast at the hotel — fresh, delicious, and a great way to start the day. The location is perfect: just a short walk to all the major attractions, yet tucked away enough to avoid the heavy crowds. We felt like we were in the heart of Venice without being overwhelmed by tourists. Can’t say enough good things about our time here — would return in a heartbeat and highly recommend to anyone visiting Venice!

We loved our stay here. Perfect location; close enough to the Realto Bridge but not in the most dense touristy areas. Water access. Breakfast every morning was excellent. The rooms were clean, beds very comfortable. Good showers. Excellent service by everyone we encountered working at the hotel. They also arranged water taxis whenever we needed. Would highly recommend this hotel!

Delightful hotel on the grand canal a short walk from Ponte De Rialto. The staff could not be more helpful and polite. Providing directions, advising on travel as well as arranging dinner reservations for us in equally delightful restaurants. Rooms are clean, with good decor and facilities. It’s quiet and the 3rd floor caught plenty of natural light (March). The room AC was quiet and room temp was very comfortable as was the bed. We stayed 3 nights and there was a good choice for breakfast each day - the fruit tart a favourite of mine - plentiful caffe and a nice selection of fruit and juices. The hotel has a cocktail/wine bar which we had drinks at on 2 nights - usually after we came in from dinner and before we retired for the evening - exhausted from long days absorbing Venezia.

The room & hotel were spectacular. The view of the grand canal was absolutely beautiful. One of the highlights was David at the bar. He was such a fun person to come back to at the end of our days for a nightcap. He knew each of the 6 of us by name and what our drinks were after the first night. And each night was a show watching him craft our drinks with such love for his job. He was definitely a highlight!

This is a very nice hotel right on the Grand Canal. The staff are extremely friendly and helpful. Morning breakfast was very good. They have a nice area to sit in the afternoon and enjoy a glass of wine and watch the water. Highly recommend if you are searching for a hotel in Venice.

Very nice hotel in a great location. Our only complaint was the quality of the breakfast, although that seems to be the norm in places we have visited in europe. The scrambled eggs were horrible but everything else was okay

We enjoyed our stay here for one night. The room was very nice and the service was great. The location was central to everything we wanted to see. The breakfast was delicious.

DO NOT stay here. Our room was well over 90 degrees and we had to find another hotel for $200 last minute, NO REFUND! They misrepresented the room with its broken A/C and the manager completely refused to refund us no matter what. We turned on the A/C before we left for the day. When we got back, the room was well over 90 degrees. They told us that the system was broken and instead of A/C it ran the HEAT all day! So we arrive back in our room and it is literally unable to be slept in. While I don't expect it to be cool and chilly air, I certainly don't expect the heat to have run all day and for it to feel like a sauna. I found the manager to be totally immature in resolving this; it was very unfortunate. We specifically booked this hotel for the A/C, and they did not care about the fact that their system was completely broken and we were mislead. They basically told us to deal with it. Truly felt this place was preying on tourists, knowing they can. They misrepresented their amenities and had a faulty system - what they should have done was refund us. Lucky for them we don't care enough to worry about a credit card dispute, so they got our money from us, however it still leaves a sour taste in my mouth when I think of Venice, by how carelessly I felt treated by the manager.

I spent two nights at this wonderfully unique little hotel last October. I loved everything about it. It was elegant in a homey, cozy way, clean and comfortable, breakfast was an amazing array of all sorts of delectables, the staff was helpful and friendly, the location was great. And those arty light fixtures! I hope I can go back some day.

Beautiful, clean room (check view to the courtyard) and perfect located close to Placa San Marcos. The breakfast is very good, they even have almond milk. Super nice team/staff. Our dog was welcomed with a pillow and equipment. Really liked it.

To me it was the best experience I had with my family staying there!! The design is amazing! Location perfect!! Staff + + friendly ! What we had experienced is more than what expected.Don’t forget it’s a 2* hotel by giving the services more than a 4*!!! ( not kidding!)

This hotel is perfectly located, central to everything! The staff all went above and beyond to help us; carrying our big rucksacks upto the third floor when it’s 40 degrees, and helping us navigate the Venice streets and boat buses! The breakfast was AMAZING! Only thing stopping from 5* is that our air con was not powerful at all, we had it on the coldest temperature with maximum fan speed and it didn’t really do anything. As we were staying in August and the temperature was boiling, this made the night sleep a bit more difficult. Other than the air con, everything else was perfect!

We were lucky to snag their very last room, which came with a private bathroom just across the hall—turned out to be absolutely perfect. ( all other rooms have en suite)The room itself was spacious, spotlessly clean, and tastefully decorated, complete with a sink and bidet. The bed and pillows were wonderfully comfortable, with outlets on both sides, high-quality linens, and excellent toiletries. Both the AC and Wi-Fi worked flawlessly. The 24 hr front desk staff couldn’t have been more welcoming and helpful, adding to the charm of our stay. Location is fantastic—just steps from the Rialto vaporetto docks (lines 1 & 2), making it super convenient for getting around Venice. And then there’s the breakfast buffet—honestly one of the best we’ve had. A generous spread of scrambled eggs, bacon, pancakes, croissant finger sandwiches, whole-wheat rolls, tuna salad, Camembert, fresh tomatoes, homemade pastries, apple strudel, juices, and fruit salad… the list goes on. Every bite was delicious. We’d happily stay here again in a heartbeat

My daughter and I enjoyed our stay at Hotel Serenissima. I loved that it was right in the hustle and bustle of the city. We opened up our shuttered windows and looked down at the shoppers in the alley below. If you are looking for modern luxury, this is not the place for you. This felt like staying in the guest room at your Italian nonna’s house, which is just what we wanted. All of the furniture looked like it had been passed down in your family for generations. There are rooms that have bathrooms in them, but ours was down the hall (we knew this when we booked it). Unfortunately the exhaust fan wasn’t good and since it is our own private bathroom down the hall, it had to be kept closed/locked in between uses. This meant that it was always warm and steamy, not ideal. The towels would not dry out so we left them on the floor so we would receive new dry towels every day. The bathroom was small and the shower tiny. The room was medium sized and had charming furniture, a large bed and armoire. There was a sink in the room. The air conditioning worked well. The breakfast was perfect. Large selection of food. Scrambled eggs, bacon, many types of small sandwiches, pastries, bread, croissants, fruit and juices. The front desk is staffed until midnight. If you arrive back after then, you ring a bell and they let you in. I would have liked to have a washing machine available to use since we couldn’t pack enough clothes for our three week trip.

First of all I am a bit confused on if it is a 2 star hotel or a 3 star hotel because booking.com and google are not on the same page. Since they can’t decide I am going to give it ONE STAR. People have touched on the lack of heating and the state of the rooms I’m going to talk about the breakfast. We thought the fact that breakfast was included would be amazing and we wouldn’t have to worry about getting breakfast. Instead we had to worry about how long we would wait to get a table and how long we would have to wait to get food. This breakfast has a lot more sugar and is a lot less fresh than an American breakfast, I didn’t know that was possible. Every pastry and cake was doused in powered sugar making it even dryer. It would be nice to have some fruit that wasn’t from a can in sugary syrup. The coffee was worse than American coffee. They have a proper espresso machine but instead they would rather employ someone to press a button on a coffee machine that spits out coffee that they should be embarrassed to serve as Italians. You also have to wait ages to get your food as the “buffet” spans 3 tables and people from 30 tables swarm around like pigeons. Stay at another budget hotel that doesn’t have breakfast included and get a breakfast that’s worth eating. Location was the best part but I can’t think of a place in Venice that would be a bad location so I guess they got that right when there was no way of getting it wrong.

It's hard to be upset because the price was right. But the quality of this hotel is pretty upsetting. Reception was nice, and breakfast was fine though sometimes wait if you go after 8am. These are both located at the hotel across the street. Location is good overall. For the actual room, first thing I noticed was the broken light fixture. Other issues, no toilet seat, black mold on the bathroom walls, the showerhead has basically 1 setting and no water pressure. The bed was set up as a queen bed on 1 bed frame, but was actually 2 single mattresses put together with a bed sheet over it. That was the most upsetting to me. The walls are incredibly thin as well. We heard our neighbors coming back and talking for hours at 2am, multiple nights in a row. Would not stay here again.

The location is fantastic, very convenient for exploring the city. The room was clean and had a pleasant smell, which added to the comfort of my stay. However, there were a couple of drawbacks. The mattress was not as comfortable as I had hoped, and I was disappointed to find there was no laundry service available. Additionally, make sure windows are closed encountered a few mosquitoes during my stay. Despite these minor issues, I believe the experience was worth the amount I paid. I would recommend this hotel for its cleanliness, ambiance, and prime location.

The rooms are horrible, we had to change rooms 3 times and there were still issues. Our original room didn't lock, the bunk bed didn't have a railing or a ladder, you could roll right off the top, that is if you could get on, the shower door was broken and there was black mold In another one of our rooms, but the bunch bed also didn't rail, one of the beds didn't have a mattress cover, one of the shower doors was completely missing, and there was a vape. the top bunk bed was right up against the wall with the TV, so it was resting on the bed, it was in the way of sleeping and if there was an electrical problem, the bed would have caught on fire. We had to move the mattress to the floor. The hotel also looks and feels haunted, the second floor rooms are completely red, literally everything was red, really ominous and not at all cozy to be sleeping in. The lights in certain corridors don't work, and the floor tiles move. There's also a weirdly realistic sculpture of jesus on the cross at the end of the main corridor. The hotel was basically empty, with 1 staff member running it and so many empty rooms that they could keep movinf us to. The corridors also have the same paintings everywhere. We did not enjoy our stay at all, it was extremely ominous and tiring to keep packing, unpacking and moving. After our trip this week, we will not be coming back

The location is fantastic. You have to do the check in across the street, at Hotel Belle Arti which actually has a reception. Also the breakfast is held at this hotel. The coffee which they serve ar the breakfast is basically from a machine with instant coffee. I couldn't drink it and I was not expecting this in Italy. The breafast is really poor Quality and very few choices. Anyways, coming back to our hotel. It looks like is haunted. Nobody is there, in the old reception. The rooms ar old and kinda dirty, i like only the bathroom.

No employees present, we had to take our luggage ourselves on top of that the elevator was broken, hotel feels abandoned. They gave us a key to an already occupied room, and we accidentally walked in on someone. The toilet seat is broken, the room is dirty, and the location is terrible. Way too expensive for what it offers. This was the worst hotel experience of my life. Do NOT book here!

In general pretty good place, but no slippers and teapot in rooms. Place is excellent, rooms are pretty clean, breakfasts lacks vegetables but pretty tasty Totally worth the cost, but

Our stay at Sina Centurion Palace was definitely worth it. When we first entered the hotel, we were greeted by staffs and a warm welcoming by the grand water entrance. The room however, was a little small at first, but they managed to give us an upgrade to a junior suite which was better than we expected! The room was very clean, the bedsheets were very soft and made us sleep well. They gave us a view of the grand canal in the room we got upgraded to. The next morning, we went to a breakfast buffet, which was packed with warm pastries, cut up fruits, bacon and sausages, and lots more. They even offered us for some drinks like hot chocolate or coffee when we came in. The hotel is also very convenient, as it is pretty close to the shops, museums and the station. When we checked out, the offered us some complimentary drinks before we left. This is a truly deserved five star hotel and an amazing place for first time comers to stay.

The staff turn a beautiful property into a magical experience. This is our second time staying here, and we feel like family every time. From the warm greeting by Tonin when we arrived (a perfect airport transfer thanks to the organizational skills of the front desk), and Francesca's smile when we arrive at breakfast, every moment in this property is a delight. Kudos as well to Enrico at the front desk and Erisa and Sweta at breakfast, as well as Paolo the GM and the restaurant manager whose name I forgot. Order a cappuccino or latte macchiato at breakfast. It will change your life. Don't order an Americano (why waste good coffee beans?). Their made to order omelettes and avocado toast were also great. We loved the Deluxe room, with plenty of space and a gorgeous balcony. Enjoy a sundowner at the hotel's canal facing bar, and besides the special spritzes, try the frangiacorte Italian style champagne, which has a fresh and vibrant character. Dorsoduro, the island the hotel is on, is just across from San Marco, and there is a traghetto (2 euros per person) only a block away, and a bridge about a 10 minute walk, but Dorsoduro is so much more serene and tranquil than San Marco, and the restaurants feel a bit less commercial. Ai Gondolieri nearby was an excellent, upscale and friendly dinner we had at the recommendation of the concierge. The gorgeous Fortuni clothing store nearby is a must see, as they only sell in a handful of locations besides Venice (Paris and Munich). This is also a great pre river cruise stay if you take a Uniworld river cruise, as their dock is usually on Dorsoduro.

My girlfriend and I were incredibly pleased to have one of the few rooms on the canal side with an overlooking balcony and it was absolutely enchanting. The views, the feels, everything was above and beyond what we had hoped. Food, water taxi, comfortable walking distance to any site you could desire - I only wish we would have spent more time here!

Thank you General Manager and staff for making our stay great. We appreciate them going above and beyond with their service to enhance our stay. They moved to a better room because our last room had issues in the shower. It was quick and smooth. It won’t go unnoticed. Its our first boutique hotel stay and it made an impression. Their guest are not just a number, they actually care about you. We would stay here again.

The exterior and courtyard are beautiful. Not very easy to get to though. The breakfast was…lackluster. A lot of seemingly frozen pastries and flavorless meats. Room was small but adequate. Staff was very nice and helpful though

Location is bad, 20 minutes walk from san marco square, reception staff is nice but the restaurant waiters are rude. The worst was when we left the room after we put the make up sign and came back at night with the sign flipped to do not disturb, probably by the room service staff, and the room not cleaned !!! i have never seen anything like this... We stayed in Junior suite, this hotel isnt 5 stars !!! it doesnt worth the money at all !!!! Worst Experience ever !!! And their room service is only lasagna and sandwiches ....

We just stayed at Sina Centurion Palace for four nights and it was pure bliss! Location was perfect for walking everywhere and just awesome experience enjoying cocktails on the patio on the canal and even back courtyard. Front desk staff was wonderful and very helpful...special shoutout to Francesca and Tonin...lovely people!

Breakfast was good. Location was great. Staff were helpful. Be warned... the attic is no less than 90 steps up. Unfortunately the AC was not set to run when we were there middle of May. The low ceiling and lack of windows may bother some people, but we didn't spend a lot of time in the room. Would have appreciated a luggage rack to hold our suitcases, instead of having to put them on the floor. Bathroom is a little aged.

The best place in Venice, without a doubt. I loved my stay. Everyone was very friendly and always very helpful. I had problems with the airline, and they received my luggage even though I wasn't there. It was wonderful. The rooms are spacious and very clean. The 24-hour reception is very good and gives us Great places to go. Its very well located.

Super close to Rialto bridge, great AC, lots of hot water in the showers, nice helpful staff, good breakfast, big room! A charming atmosphere that feels family owned. Downsides: lots of stairs and if you get the attic the ceilings are low. But I think it’s the best value for your money in the region and would definitely stay there again!

We stayed here as a family of four for two nights, and loved it! Rooms were spacious and clean, location was great, and staff was very nice. We were told we were able to leave our luggage at the hotel the day of checkout, so we were able to enjoy one last day in Venice. Highly recommend :)

Great location. Staff was amazing and breakfast was perfect when we got back from watching the sunrise near St Marks Square. Walking up 5 flights of stairs with luggage was great exercise and made us appreciate life 800 years ago when the building was built. Would def stay again but with less bags.

Great location and friendly staff! Beds were good and everything very clean. Downside was that our room was in the fourth floor and had to drag our luggage up there through the narrow stairs. Also the bathroom was a bit smelly, not sure if it was cigarettes or mold.

We ‘ve spent 2 days in this Hotel and it’s at 1 mn walk from the bus station. The breakfast was good. It was really clean and seem and the decoration is beautiful

DO NOT RECOMMEND My mother and I were suppose to have 3 night in Venice at Hotel Rossi. Unfortunately our flight was cancelled and we had to arrive the next morning. It was 10.15 am and no receptionist to be found. On Booking.com app a message was left, to let us know that our room was on the 4th floor room 419 and the keys were left on the door for us. My mother and I got up the stair to realize that the 4th floor is private ( as per written above the entrance of the 4th floor). We got confused and tried to find someone to help us. An handyman helped and showed us our room, it was in that private floor and gave us a room which wasn't numbered at all (we wouldn't have known which room to go if he wasn't there). We've been told that if we didn't like the room that we could change, but had to wait until 2pm, my mother and I already loose one day of holiday because of our flight and we didn't want to miss out anymore of Venice, so we dropped off our bags and went on adventure. We came back just before 6pm, we realized the room was very small for 2 person and the bathroom was tiny. But we were just too tired to be preoccupied by that. Anyway the room was clean and the bed comfortable, so we were grateful for that. We then realized the shower was blocked. When we went to get some help about this issues, no one at the reception!!!! We had to use the sink to wash ourselves. We also got bitten by mosquitos all night ( no device to kill them what so ever ). The day after (in the morning), still no one at the reception. We left a message on the desk of the reception to let them know that the shower was blocked. We came later after lunch, FINALLY someone at the reception!!!! We asked about the shower, but nothing was done to it. So he gave us the room 314 instead. Before, he warned us that the electricity was having some issues. My mother and I really wanted a proper shower so we took it still. We had electricity only in the bathroom. We also got bitten by mosquitos during our last night, and I couldn't charge my phone before flying back home. The morning we left I talk to the receptionist and said he will talk to Booking.com to help with the refund of the first night we weren't here. Few days later I had to chase the manager of the hotel for the refund. I explained how unhappy I was about my stay as my mother and I couldn't have good nights of rest ( we came back exhausted ). She explained that I needed a specific key to have electricity in the room 314 and that with the electricity a device would have killed the mosquitos. But why the receptionist said something else? and why I didn't get that key for the electricity? The manager didn't even apologized at all for the poor quality of service, and RUDELY hang up the phone. Venice was beautiful, but for 414 euro 2 nights for 2 peoples and be treated this way isn't acceptable! Maybe if a receptionist was there 24/7 things would have gone differently.

Expected far worse based on some of the reviews. For a 1 ⭐ hotel this is absolutely fine. If you are happy with a no-frills, excellently located place to sleep while you're in Venice then this place is great. The rooms and bathrooms are small but clean and tidy, and most importantly have aircon. Notably there's no elevator so if mobility is an issue this could make it a non runner.

We just returned from our trip to Italy, and of all the places we booked, this was our least favorite. Some of the dislike is probably my own fault for not reading reviews more carefully. The hotel is about 2-3 city block ls walk from the train station ✅ there are many shops, stores, & restaurants on the Main Street to get to the hotel ✅. The young girl (staff) carried my bag for me up the stairs (2 full flights) ✅. They had no maps to offer. However, the hotel is located in a dark alleyway (there are other hotels there and it is safe, but upon first glance it looked scary). The rooms are terrible. We had 2 twin beds and the sheets were either scratchy or dirty-I never knew. The mattresses were lumpy with NO support. My husband found a bunch of blankets in the closet and he folded those up and put under the sheet to support him. One of the blankets he pulled out of the closet had a big wad of hair on it so we just put that right back in the closet! The bathroom is atrocious. There’s a sink and a mirror-no countertop space. Next to that is a shower with a curtain that wraps around so it’s sort of like a corner shower, and next to that is your toilet. You could literally take a shower and use the toilet seat to shave your legs or something! That’s how close they were. The water pressure was terrible, and we had to wait a long time to get hot water. There was no microwave or coffee maker or anything in that room. They did have a chest of drawers that we could put things on and a small table, and they did have one of those plug-in air conditioners, which was good and it did work! Venice was our least favorite stop of 5 cities we visited in Italy, and I think the hotel is the main reason for this. 👎🏻

It was one of the cheapest thing I saw on Adoga for room of one (I also checked hostels but there weren’t hostels in the main Venice island) Out of expect very nice and I had my own sink, mirror, closet and a little nice balcony. The music by the park was quite loud till 11pm for 2 days, but I’m fine with it. Other than that I’m very satisfied with this hotel, staff were nice, it was old but overall clean!

Thank you for the time we stayed at hotel Rossi. We had an amazing time in Venice and the staff at hotel Rossi were very accommodating for our late check in and early checkout.

Overall I rate the hotel a 3.5 star. Easy access, fast checkin, around 5 mins from Santa Lucia Venice station. Nice and quiet lane where the hotel is located. It's okay if you want to spend most of the time in the city and just looking for a night stay.

The bathroom is dirty and it smells, the room is small. No tv or fridge in the room an no AC.(in early June was cool enough in the night). The bed was ok ish, but the pillows were not. The location was excellent, 5 minutes from the train station and 2 waterbuss stations. Was pretty quiet with the windows open, due to the fact that is located 20 meters from the main alley. (Be aware of mosquitos). And the photos from Booking are much nicer than the reality.

Excellent location and Excellent Service. very quite place and just 5 mins walk from Venezia Santa Lucia Train Station. Good Restaurants around and boat station is also very near. Good value of money.

Reasonable price nearby the Venice SL Station. I don't think this is really a one-star hotel to be honest. The rooms and toilets are clean and well-maintained. The breakfast ordering service was very impressive. Will come again if I had the opportunity to visit Venice again in the future. .

Absolutely fantastic place to stay in Venice - perfect location, affordable price, high hospitality standards in all regards. The staff were kind, my room was excellent, and my stay there very pleasant. Tutti i complimenti - grazie mille!

Hotel service is excellent that I wish I can rate 5+++ stars. We came quite early before check in time and they kept our luggage without any hesitation, the man even suggested us using the bathroom before get going. Same thing when we checked out, we needed to hang out in Venice after, thus they kept our luggages until 8-9pm. The young guy (with glasses) was super helpful, kind and asked if we wanted to use the bathroom before leaving. If you travel long enough, you know having access to bathroom can be a hassle many times and that is why we highly appreciate their gesture - though they have the right to say no in my opinion. I want to stay at the hotel again for my next time to Venice. Location is very central but quiet.

Very good location! Just outside of the Canioreggione street where there's plenty of shops and restaurants outside the main path to Piazza Santa Marco and the train and bus station. Easy to find as there is a large tile that says Albergo Santa Lucia before the alleyway. Breakfast was also lovely. Plenty of options and they serve you personally. Pastries, yoghurt, hot drinks, spreads, cereal. The room is very good, very good mattress and pillows, and clean sheets. We got the shared bathroom option, but the bathroom is literally outside our door and it didn't really felt like a hassle (especially since we only shared the bathroom with two other rooms). The bathroom is cleaned regularly with hot showers with heavy flow. Would 100% recommend to anyone if they don't mind the shared bathroom (there are private bath options I'm sure).

We loved it! The service was outstanding, when we talked about the highlights of our days we both mentioned really good interactions with staff and how kind they were. It's in a quiet part of town and right by the train station. It's about a half hour walk to the other side of the island, I liked going back and forth a few times I felt like I saw the whole city. The garden was really nice and the hotel was really clearly marked and easy to find, unlike some others we looked at. The water pressure was normal, the AC worked well, you can drink the tap water. I didn't get the breakfast but everyone who did said good things. I had black coffee American style and it was the best cup of coffee I had in Europe since traveling here. Alexandra works in the morning and she's incredibly kind, she knew we were traveling for our anniversary and blew up a couple heart shaped balloons to put in the room. She was so sweet

The room was comfortable, and bathroom was very clean and adequate. The location was near the station and easy to find as described, but down a very narrow laneway which was disconcerting at first glance, but proved to be very safe and quiet, given its proximity to the busy canal front strip and market. Good value for money.

I had an exceptional stay at Hotel Palazzo Stern. The rooms were extremely clean and surprisingly spacious, offering both comfort and elegance. The staff were wonderfully kind and attentive, always ready to help with a smile. The location is unbeatable, right on the Grand Canal, with breathtaking views that make every moment feel special. A perfect Venetian experience - I can’t recommend it highly enough!

We stayed here instead of San Marco district and were so happy. Venice is smaller than it looks and very walkable, we only had to walk 5min and were at the accademia bridge to go into San Marco (pictured is the view from the accademia bridge). Plus because it is in the dorsoduoro district it is a way better value for the room. The bathroom was AMAZING and all marble. The room was beautiful as well. The hotel was an old palazzo so there is art and history all around you (pictured). The terrace had a nice view of the water, breakfast was super easy (we just walked out to the terrace and ordered. when we checked in they told us what breakfast was included with our reservation). The staff were great! Easy to navigate the hotel and city with English. Our tour guides picked us up from the hotel lobby and walked us in to the rest of venice without issue.

Our home away from home in Venice, we always try to stay here at least for a portion of every trip, the balcony is so magical over the Grand Canal, you truly do not want to leave! It is located in Dorsoduro, which we love because it is so close to San Marco but also so peaceful and charming, more local. They also have their own boat which goes between their properties, one being across from the train which is SO convenient! Can’t wait to be back next year!

The staff is friendly and helpful. The location is perfect, steps off of the vaporetto stop. The continental breakfast is disappointing. We had come from other hotels that served amazing breakfasts for the same price. The problem was the room. We were given an attic space. Not attractive in any way, carpet is old, threadbare and dingy. No windows! Our room had sky lights. The heat was on and AC off. Our room was suffocatingly hot. We opened the sky lights for ventilation and ended up covered in mosquito bites. My face had red welts. I was miserably itchy all over. We asked for a fan and had to ask again to finally get one on our third night. We had met another couple that stays here year after year. When we saw their room, it was what I had expected. When we showed them ours, they gasped. For the price paid I expected more.

Iconic location right on the Grand Canal. Staff were friendly and helpful. The rooms are well-appointed but small (you can't expect bigger in Venice, though). The restaurant terrace, reserved for hotel patrons, is a beautiful sanctuary.

Great location and overall really pleasant experience. The staff were very friendly but we were disappointed we did not get the room we paid for. They said all the other junior suites on the front side of the hotel overlooking the Grand Canal were taken but reserved our room 6 months before our trip and specifically requested that view for our honeymoon. At breakfast, we were the only people there and we didn’t see anyone else in the hotel until the end of our stay. We feel that we were being deceived about those rooms being reserved. They sent us a bottle of campaign to try and make up for it but we don’t really drink. They basically said they prioritize repeat customers which I guess makes sense but a horrible business model of you want to keep first time visitors coming back. But like I said, very friendly staff and great location, we were just disappointed for the value of the room we got based on the price per night we paid.

An historic and beautiful palazzo on the Grand Canal situated perfectly between the Ca’Rezzonico waterbus stop and Ponte dell’Accademia (one of only four bridges that spans the Grand Canal). Packed with stunning architectural elements, sculptures, mosaics and artworks and with traditionally designed rooms, it is the perfect base for exploring Venice. You can take breakfast and delicious dinners on the terrace which looks directly onto the Grand Canal as you watch the world go by. Add to this the friendly and knowledgeable staff it is hard to find any fault with this perfect palazzo - highly recommended 👍

A classic and tiny hotel close to the ferry pier. The hosts are nice and help us carry the luggage to the room. A lot of mosquitoes come in and disturb us while sleeping. Yet, it's still a good choice at this lower price compared to other hotels.

Wow, did we spend a rough couple of nights here. Let’s start with service - we saw the staff once in our two days there, and it was only at check out. The rest of the days, we would pass by in the AM around 9am, evening around 6pm, or afternoon around 3pm and there was no one there. Only a sign that someone would be returning in 10 minutes. Second, communication was terrible. They didn’t tell us that the AC was set to heating and that it was going to be spitting out hot scalding air no matter what we did. This led us to have to sleep with the windows open so we would be able to even breathe through the night - because the AC heater air was that hot. Now, we’re in Venice, which means water, which equals to LOTS OF MOSQUITOES. Because we had to sleep with the windows open, we woke up with mosquito bites all over. When we checked out, the staff told us that they knew about the problem, thus they had “conveniently” left a plug in to repel mosquitoes… hidden away… in a cabinet. Again, communication, we would have never known to use that, because no one from the staff told us, and we didn’t even know where to look or what that would have been for. Last but not least: the bed. We booked a room with a queen bed, but nope, we got two twin beds stuck together to make it seem like a queen bed. This led to the beds moving through the night and us waking up in the middle part with back pain. Also, the pillows that they give you are razor thin so you also wake up with neck pain. Perfect to take the day exploring a new city, am I right? I do have to say that the area is quiet at least, and close enough to the main center. It was also clean. However, we are so stiff, mosquito bitten and sleep deprived that I wouldn’t with my sound mind recommend this place for your stay in Venice.

Amazing!! Absolutely a gem of a find. The location cannot be beat. It's a lively city, so if you want seclusion and quiet, visit another town. However, for the quintessential Venice experience, you cannot go wrong at this hotel. The only negative, which was totally OK, was that the AC didn't work during our stay. It was mid-spring, and they said the system wasn't turned over for cool yet. It was fine, we just opened the window over the canal and listened to the conversations from the Cafe on the bridge just 30 ft away. What a treat!! We loved the entire experience. Clean room, warm service, at a fair price. Nicola at the front desk was great and helped us carry our bags up. When we come back, this will be our first choice if it's available! We booked the double room (not deluxe) and looooved it.

Room is decent for the price. Needs some TLC in areas. The mattress is hard and firm and two single beds pushed together. Only three pillows and they need updating. The service is 3 as we haven’t had any service as we wanted extra pillows and no one was there anytime we popped down. Location is ideal, couple minute walk to Rialto bridge with many amenities around plus discount at their restaurant Poste Vecie.

Fabulous location, nice rooms, canal view, luggage storage for the day we left, friendly staff, good price & great restaurant next door!

The hotel rooms are very much what is pictured- the beds were not the most comfy and the room was definitely a little older but for how central it is to the main area in Venice, it was very much worth it. It was clean and staff was nice. We only stayed 2 nights but it got the job done.

Rooms are very old. The hotel is very noisy impossible to have a good sleep specially if you are in room 7. Towels were dirty of blood and the minibar never got refilled. Also air conditioning is not working. Full of mosquitoes. The only good thing is the location…

I am disappointed with the service provided by your hotel. Despite multiple attempts, my calls and messages were not responded to before my arrival. This lack of communication created unnecessary stress and confusion, especially when I needed assistance or information prior to reaching the property. I expected a higher level of professionalism and customer care. I hope you take this feedback seriously and improve your responsiveness to better serve future guests

Avoid this place if you can, it's super stingy. The check-in process is a joke, limited to just a few hours, with the customer punished if they happen to arrive at any other time. The online payment system is just weird, presumably because they are too tight to pay 5 cents of bank fees. The windows are not double glazed. The communication is lazy and indifferent. It's honestly embarrassing. So be prepared to not be treated as a guest but as an irritant that is getting in the way of their leisure time. And don't lock the front door! Electronic codes, cards and fobs were invented decades ago, but they cost money, so forget about it.

I don't think there's a better location than this hotel's. The rooms were very comfortable and clean, and the staff was extremely friendly and helpful. Stefano, in particular, was very attentive and gave us great recommendations on where to eat and what to visit. If I return to Venice, I would definitely stay at this same hotel again. Just make sure to communicate if you're arriving late, due to the check-in policy.

I really enjoyed my stay at this hotel. It is a small room, but it is very nice for a 2 star hotel! There is a bidet, fridge, and free coffee/ tea in the room (have seen 4 stars without this). The location is about 10-15 minutes away from the big sights of Venice, so it is a bit quieter (but you can still hear people). There is a small, free breakfast included that isn’t anything special, but gets you ready for the day. The man working the reception was extremely friendly! The name outside of the hotel is different than the name listed on Google, so be careful for that. It would be optimal if that was changed, but if you make a booking they will let you know to look out for that

Terrible Experience Room Cancelled Due to Late Check-In! I had a truly awful experience with this hotel. I was traveling all the way from Manchester to Venice—my first time visiting—and after a long journey, I arrived to find out my booking had been cancelled simply because I checked in late. Not only was this never clearly communicated, but they made absolutely no effort to contact me or hold the room despite my confirmed reservation. Even worse, I tried calling multiple times, both that night and the next day, and they never answered or returned my calls. I was left stranded in a new city with no accommodation and no support. Completely unprofessional and unacceptable. I would strongly advise others to avoid this hotel. They clearly do not care about their guests or take any responsibility for proper service

Bit frustrating, our stay here. The check-in process is bad - very limited opening hours, no box for the keys to be left out, totally inconvenient. The doors of the accommodation are also not up to the job. Multiple codes, keys, and warnings. If people keep locking it maybe a new system is needed? The rooms are okay, but the noise from the street is significant, and it was quite expensive for what is was.

Anyone giving these guys 1 star is a jerk, seriously.. I'm here in Venice for work and Im staying in an en suite and I am tremendously impressed with the property. My room was immaculately clean, down to the mattress. I have around 500k Bonvoy points but Marriott is charging over $1,000 euro a night, and for what?? They're even trying to feed me breakfast complimentary but my conference starts early. They're so nice!

Location and breakfast were very good, but the place has no elevators or bell service. So if you are like us, me with a hip replacement and my wife with a shoulder replacement and a prolapse.... getting your luggage up those flights of staires.... good luck 😞

Simple but great hotel with convenient location Check in was a little confusing, we spent a couple minutes trying to find it, would have appreciated proper instructions before arrival... Check-in had to be done in the Venice Maggior Consiglio hotel which is nearby, it's basically two sister hotels run by the same company. After check-in you can open the La Locanda di Orsaria front door with your key but be aware that there's no one ever at the front desk, you need to get to the other hotel if you need something. To access our room in the third floor we had to go through two rows of stairs and we didn't get any help with luggage, although I didn't ask to be honest. Our room was nice and tidy and breakfast was simple with not so many options but very great nonetheless. Location is really convenient, specially if you have a short stay, it's just a short walk from the train station but it still manages to be in a quiet street.

DONOT BOOK THIS HOTEL I reserved this Hotel 5 months in advance for three people. Because of some problem I told them 2 months that two of them cannot travel due to health reasons and please change the booking. The Hotel staff was so discourteous and non customer friendly that they simply refused. Any other Hotel would have done that considering Venice being a tourist city and they can easily find people. I would strongly advice people NOT TO BOOK THIS HOTEL.

An excellent choice if Stazione St Lucia is your entry and exit point to Venice. The room is clean and antique. The only drawback is the lack of elevator. It is quite a work out to pull the luggage to the third floor!

Has to be the most convenient location in the whole of Venice! 3 min walk from the main station and tucked away down a quiet side street near a pedestrian bridge. Service was excellent. Breakfast was plentiful (although we only made use of it once as so many wonderful places to breakfast in Venice). Our double room was perfectly OK and spotlessly clean, if a little tired. Comfortable bed and lots of hot water. Fantastic value!

Worst Hotel for customer care. Please choose others. I asked the Hotel to cancel the room or reduce the charges as due to some personal reasons other people along with me cannot travel. The Hotel staff was so rude that they didnot even bothered to cancel. Ideally they should have cancelled atleast the breakfast charges which we didnot take at all.

The hotel is just opposite to the train station. It is very convenient as you can just roll your luggage and walk there. The staffs were really nice and helpful. We had a late flight in evening, but the checkout time was at 10. They told we can keep our luggage with them after the check out, which was a great help. Will suggest this hotel.The room had a vibe of Venice.

Super nice hotel! A beautiful lobby and garden, extremely friendly staff, and a nice and well-decorated room. Our favorite part was the location - easy to access by water taxi, but tucked away from the most touristy and crowded parts of Venice. This allowed us to explore small alleyways and canals peacefully.

The hotel itself was charming, and our room was spacious with a lovely high ceiling. However, the service could have been better. We had to wait over 30 minutes for our room after the official check-in time, without being offered even a drink while we waited. To our surprise, our room was located right next to the reception. There was some noise coming from the courtyard and the restaurant. Breakfast is served à la carte, and while it was tasty, the service was slow. Not ideal when you have travel plans. It took quite a while both to place an order and to receive the food.

The hotel looks exactly like the photos – absolutely beautiful and meticulously designed. As an architect, it is always a joy to see such wonderful building renovations where every detail is carefully considered. The staff is attentive, flexible, and truly helpful. The food is delicious, and both the garden and the common areas are spotless and very pleasant. The bar’s cocktails and service are definitely five-star quality. Everything is within a 20-minute walking distance, and there are two public transportation (boat) stops right nearby. I wholeheartedly recommend this hotel not only to my fellow architects but also to anyone who wishes to enjoy a complete, calm, and delightful stay in Venice, surrounded by an extraordinary architectural and interior design environment.

We had a wonderful stay at this hotel. The staff were exceptionally friendly and helpful throughout our visit. The property has a stylish nautical theme that adds a unique charm. Our room was cool and comfortable—the air conditioning was already set to 20°C when we arrived and maintained that temperature perfectly during our two-night stay. The high ceilings likely helped keep the room pleasant and airy. We also appreciated the thoughtful touches like the separate powder station, which made it easy for my wife to get ready outside of the bathroom, as well as the complimentary robes and slippers. The location is peaceful and away from the heavy tourist crowds, but still well connected. Whether by public transport, walking, or taxi, we had easy access to the Rialto Bridge, Piazza San Marco, and other key spots. We mostly explored on foot—it was a joy wandering through all the small alleyways and hidden corners of the city.

After spending a lot of time searching for the perfect hotel in Venice, I’m so glad I found Il Palazzo Experimental. This place is absolutely stunning, every detail from the decor to the ambiance is beautifully curated. The view over the canal is a dream and the overall design of the space strikes the perfect balance between elegance and character. The atmosphere is calm and chic, a refreshing contrast to the often-crowded areas of Venice. It felt like a true escape, yet still conveniently located for exploring the city. If there’s one area for improvement, it would be the breakfast. Rather than a traditional buffet, it’s a made-to-order setup. While the quality was decent, the options felt a bit limited and I found myself wishing for a little more variety to start the day. That said, the overall experience far outweighed that small critique. Il Palazzo Experimental is a true gem and I’d happily stay here again in a heartbeat.

The hotel is very comfortable, with everything well-maintained and spotlessly clean. Both breakfast and dinner were excellent. Its location is convenient and budget-friendly: you can take a taxi to the San Basilio Terminal and a short 10-minute walk to the hotel, saving on transportation costs. Most major attractions are within a 20–30 minute walk. Murano and Burano are also easily accessible via the 5.2 ferry from the Zattere station, just a 5-minute walk from the hotel.

UPDATE 2: We reported the theft to Hyatt Consumer Affairs, and in their investigation the manager blatantly lied, saying we told him we “misplaced” our things that were stolen. Absolutely nuts. AVOID AT ALL COSTS. UPDATE: After reading more reviews across multiple sites, it seems that theft occurs at this property quite often. Always do your research before booking! Cash and cards stolen from luggage inside locked hotel room On the last evening of our stay, someone entered our room while we were out and stole $200 in cash and 2 debit cards. At first we thought it had only been cash from one of our backpacks, but we’ve just discovered after checking out that they went through our other luggage as well. During that evening, we had gone out to grab Gelato around 11pm, after having a quick chat with the receptionist about our evening plans. The next morning, while packing to check out, we discovered that several hundred dollars were missing from my backpack, and several items were in disarray. My badge was in a different pocket than where I keep it, despite never having removed it the entire trip. Several credit cards were also in a different pocket than my wallet. And the cash that remained (2 $20 bills) were stuffed messily in my money clip, where the 2 $100 bills were now missing. It was quickly clear to us that someone had accessed my bag and taken the cash, despite both my bag and the cash having never left the hotel room during our entire stay. Our other bag with the missing debit cards also never left the room during our entire stay. We had organized our luggage earlier that night, during which I confirmed how much cash I had, as well as the placement of my items, so there was no question that someone else had entered and rummaged through our stuff, and stole the cash and cards. That next morning, we went to the front desk to check out and report the theft. The front desk manager was initially helpful and alerted the hotel general manager to check the footage from the security camera on that floor. However, within 10 minutes, they told me no one had accessed the room and were convinced I had lost the money or been pick-pocketed while out, despite me explaining I had never taken that backpack or cash outside the room the entire stay, and that it had been there earlier in the day. I eventually was able to view the footage with the general manager for that floor in the time after we had left the room. In the footage, less than 2 minutes after we left the building, a porter came out of the stairwell and went directly to the corner of the floor where the room was located, before disappearing and reappearing in the hallway after 3 minutes and walking directly back to the stairwell. Because of the angle of the camera, it’s impossible to see the actual entrance of our room, so the manager argued that he was doing nightly room checks and had entered the small corridor in that same corner, not our room. However, thinking more on this now, this doesn’t make sense for several reasons. Firstly, the man walks directly from the stairwell to that corner, before disappearing and walking straight back to the stairwell. There were several other rooms in the hallway which are visible on the camera, and the man did not stop to check any of those rooms. Secondly, that corridor is quite small, it should not have taken him as long as it did to simply check the rooms. Lastly, the front desk manager had told us that all employees apart from the receptionist leave the hotel by 10pm, so it doesn’t make sense that a porter should be doing room checks past 11pm. Ultimately, it seems likely our room was an easy target due to being out of view of the camera, and it seems the managers chose to save face rather than take the allegation seriously. Even after seeing this footage, they continued to argue we lost the money ourselves and pin the blame on us.

Honestly, only good things to say about this boutique hotel. From the moment we arrived, they made us feel so warmly welcomed. We even got upgraded to a deluxe room, which was such a nice surprise :) The location is perfect - just a few min walk to the city center, but tucked away enough that it’s quiet & peaceful, away from all the noise. Breakfast was a total highlight. It's more like eating at a good restaurant than a typical hotel buffet. The staff was super attentive and went above and beyond to make sure we had everything we want. Big thanks to the hotel team for such a wonderful and enjoyable stay. It was just what we needed - we’ll definitely be recommending this place to anyone who's looking for a great stay in the area.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ From the moment we arrived, the reception was warm and welcoming, with incredible attention to detail that set the tone for our stay. Our room was quaint and full of character, reflecting the charm of the original building while offering modern comfort and peaceful quiet. Breakfast was an absolute highlight—flavorful, beautifully presented, and served by the master chef and owner himself. We loved enjoying it on the outdoor patio with a cup of brilliant Italian coffee. The location was perfect—easy to find and conveniently accessible from St. Mark’s Square, yet tucked away just enough to feel like a private retreat. This boutique hotel perfectly balances style, comfort, and personal touch. We would absolutely stay again and truly appreciated the intimacy and luxury that a boutique setting offers over a larger hotel. Highly recommend!

We had a truly wonderful experience at Corte di Gabriela. The staff was incredibly attentive and thoughtful throughout our stay. What stood out most was the seamless communication between team members—no matter who was at the front desk when we returned, they were always up to speed on any previous requests and followed up without us needing to repeat ourselves. That level of coordination is rare and so appreciated. They also went above and beyond to help us navigate a transportation strike by proactively informing us ahead of time and offering helpful suggestions to adjust our travel plans—we’re incredibly grateful for that support. On the morning of our departure, since we had to leave before breakfast, they kindly provided us with a breakfast bag to go. And one small but lovely detail: the towels were especially nice! All in all, we had an exceptional stay and would highly recommend Corte di Gabriela to anyone visiting Venice.

Corte di Gabriela is a beautiful boutique hotel with a perfect central location in Venice. From here, you can reach St. Mark’s Square within minutes. The rooms are spacious, with large bathrooms and comfortable beds. From the hairdryer to the coffee machine to eco-friendly hotel accessories (like slippers, shampoo, etc.), absolutely nothing is missing. A special highlight was the gel for tired legs – such a thoughtful touch! Apart from the small carpet next to the bed, everything was spotlessly clean! The breakfast was excellent, and special dietary needs were accommodated without any fuss – a perfect start to the day. What really stood out was the service and the people working at the hotel: every team member, including the owner himself, was extremely friendly and attentive. The atmosphere felt a bit like being at home – warm and familiar. 😊 Thank you for the wonderful stay at your lovely hotel!

Everything about this hotel was absolutely perfect!! The warm greeting you receive as you enter the hotel makes you feel at home! The hotel is just 3 minutes from the water taxi stop. Be careful when you exit the train station to find the water taxi yourself because we were charged to have them carry our bags to the water taxi (new traveler mistake). Each morning you have a fabulous breakfast there! We stayed for our honeymoon and they wrote a sweet note with a bottle of wine and left it in our room. The beds were so comfortable to sleep in. I wish we stayed in this hotel longer!!

Incredible boutique hotel. Service was outstanding. Room was spacious (ground floor) and well appointed. Nice location in a quieter part of San Marco but still very walkable to the action.

This might be one of the best hotel experiences so far! The hotel is located in a quiet area of Venice but still close to a Vaporetto stop. There are some good restaurants close by and it only takes 10-15 minutes to reach the more busy areas of Venice. The hotel itself is quite small but so good. Our room was spacious and decorated with historic ceiling paintings and antique columns. AC provided a cool room on hot days. The staff is very service-minded and friendly with a personal touch. They helped us with everything from arranging private water taxi from the airport to the hotel upon arrival to restaurant recommendations and reservations. The breakfast service is what brings this hotel to the next level. It's an amazing experience to have breakfast in the courtyard. There are new Italian dishes each morning and you won't know beforehand what will be served. The chef and owner prepare the breakfast himself together with his staff and everything is served by the table. There is also a small buffet to pick from. The coffee is excellent! This is THE place to stay when in Venice!

We booked this hotel well in advance, looking forward to a much-needed vacation. Unfortunately, our flight was canceled due to an unexpected outbreak of war in Israel. Despite the extreme and uncontrollable circumstances, the hotel refused to issue a refund or even offer a partial credit or rescheduling option. It’s incredibly disheartening to see such a lack of understanding and humanity during a time of crisis. We didn’t choose to cancel – we were unable to travel due to a dangerous and unpredictable situation. I expected a hotel of this caliber to show more empathy and flexibility, especially in the face of a war. Sadly, this experience has left a very bitter taste, and I would not recommend booking here if you value fair treatment and basic compassion.

The room was okay (clean, nice size) and the location was good. But that’s about all this hotel has going for it. The bathroom was long and narrow, making it hard to move around. The heating made the room colder somehow. The hair dryer is honestly a joke, something from the 80s, doesn’t work. The room door has a huge space underneath and makes it unbearably loud in the morning as the cleaning ladies and guests start to talk loudly from 8am. They don’t let you store your luggage after checkout, so you have to pay €19 for off-site storage. Would not stay again.

Advantages The apartment was in centre + Kinda affordable price + Kind service man + Classical interesting style . Disadvantages - There was a gap under our door, so until early morning hours we were constantly waked up by loud noices and voices, so I we can't rest well and still were really tired after long travelling previous day. 😴 - You can hear every little sound from bathroom even if the doors are closed🙈 - The hairdryer was terrible, I think I had to dry my hair more than half an hour and they still were a little bit wet because it was really weak, so if you have longer hair, bring your own one. 🤦🏻‍♀

The room was pretty large and the bed as well. The lady that was for the breakfast was so nice and always with a smile eventhoungh didn't speak English that well. The location was good ,center but not noisy. They could have a better breakfast with more options and quantity but still was good.

The room was very small and no Wifi signal was available in the room allotted to us. Upon request, we were shifted to another room which was bigger (and had Wifi) but we eventually found out that the bathtub was not draining. And later we were again shifted to another tiny room. The carpet and sheets in the room were not clean. Expected a much better stay for the price charged. However the location was great and very close to San Marco's Square which was a huge advantage.

Awful!!! By far the worst (and far too expensive) accommodation I've ever experienced! I didn't like the room: full of mold, damaged ceiling (the plaster was actually falling down on the floor), small, dark, noisy, stained sheets. Also, the staff wasn't friendly at all! The location was OK, close to the tourist attractions (however I don't believe that location justifies the price, as in Venice everything is within walking distance). Bottom line: I would NOT recommend this facility to anyone!!

Next to plaza San Marco, on a quiet street, beautiful room, clean and great attentive service by Anna and Julian. Affordable, comfortable, friendly. This is the view from the Campanile located 7 minutes walking from the hotel

Great old style clean hotel rooms with all the basics. Check in is thru Hotel Bernardi which was very confusing as staff did not explain. But very helpful once we got there. Breakfast very basic.

Clean, good location and very friendly service.

Very good position and clean rooms. Also the lady who helped us was very nice and gave us a lot of information about the attractions as we were the first time in Venice

The room is large so plenty of room to spread out. The air conditioning is very welcome in the heat. The room was up 2 flights of stairs with no lift and there was no fridge or tea making facilities. The beds are comfortable and it is serviced with clean towels etc.

The room was very clean, and more spacious than I had expected. The location was really good, within walking distance off the rialto bridge and San Marcos. One complain I have is the noise. The first morning we were there, they had some sort of maintenance done right outside our room at around 8am. Hopefully this is only a one off thing. Check in was pretty easy at their main hotel, the lady immediately pulled out a map and circled places of interest for us hefore we even asked. She also helped us with our luggage.

The place is not too far to the Rialto Bridge. It is placed in a secondary road so it is very quiet at night. The room are new and elegant, very well furnished with reinassance style. The only negative aspect is that the rooms do not have mini fridges.

Well positioned hotel with friendly staff, clean and relatively affordable. Close to very touristic spots and less known ones. Easy vaporetto access both to train station/San Marco and to the islands.

While we loved our dining experience at Venissa, our first floor room at Casa Burano looked like a soulless dormitory with no view, no service, and a 10 minute walk to Mazzorbo for breakfast, which we skipped on the morning it rained. Some accommodation that morning would have gone a long way. The woman who checked us in practically sprinted across the island, never looking back as we struggled to keep up while carrying all our luggage, and then was annoyed when we didn’t pay the tax with cash. The location was fine but the experience was very disappointing. Burano, however, was a magical place away from the insanity of Venice. Stay at the resort if you can.

We had a 4-day family stay at Casa Burano and Venissa. Was great to be so close to Venice and also so far away from the tourist crowd. The hospitality was great, the breakfast nice after a strawl through the winefield, and the Michelin star diner truly special with many vegetables from their own garden and fish from the lagoon. We will be back!

Casa Burano was one of my favorite places we stayed in Europe and we backpacked through 12 cities all over the continent. The room was amazing we got the one on the top floor. It is so beautiful and comfortable. When we first got there we arrived a bit earlier than check in and we didn't realize we had to call a day before but we showed up and didn't know where to go so we received help from one of the gentleman that works at the restaurant in front of the hotel. At the moment we didn't know where we were and he called the concierge for us and she came and let us in early. It was beyond nice of them. Also the view from the rooms are so pretty. The hotel is a bright green building in front of these pink and green houses and one of the better restaurants on the island. The breakfast was really good too, I love the way they do it and they have an unlimited amount of coffee and espresso. It is a bit out of town and everything closes down at around 8 pm except that really good restaurant in front of the hotel. Such a pretty little town and hotel I loved it here.

Amazing beyond amazing. Stay HERE! Amenities are awesome. Close to everything. Great breakfast and the restaurant Venissa is amazing. Location spectacular. Beds super comfy. Bathrooms modern. Loved it.

I booked this hotel as a treat for my mom and daughter for a trip of a lifetime. Unfortunately I would not recomend it to anyone. The Ac does not work even after askign for it to be fixed. We were sent numerous e-mails from the hotel requesting to let them know when theywould arrive so they could pick them up. They did this and no one showd up! After dinner, they could not get into theor room and it had to be kicked in to open?!?!

Stayed in venice febuary 2018 took a boat over to Burano . Go visit the burano glass factory its amazing and they have a great gift shop . Watching the man make everything traditionally i front of you is an experience not to miss. It was well worth the visit away from hustle and bustle of Venice

Love the hotel interior... In the morning there's this breakfast basket filled w pastries, fruits and juice. Nothing's better than waking up in the morning and a stroll around that tiny little colourful island

Excellent value. It has all necessary basics: great location, very clean, a/c, room fridge, basic amenities, plus a useful common area with kitchenette. Bed comfort was just ok. Best of all was host Lorenzo. Very helpful, made our stay enjoyable. I was concerned street noise, but it was not problem. Recommended.

Spent two wonderful days at this hotel. Great location, very close to the center and to the main attractions. Cleanliness, separate shower room (has everything you need) there is a kitchen, all necessary utensils and electrical appliances. Very friendly and nice owner Lorenzo . We really enjoyed )

Lorenzo, the hotel owner and manager, is incredible. He met us at the water taxi dock when we arrived and walked us to the hotel to ensure we didn't get lost. He gave us a map and recommended restaurants. I sprained my ankle during our first full day and had to go to the hospital. He met me at the hospital and walked me back to the hotel, asking if I needed anything. The hotel itself is very clean and nice. It is small and simple. There are private bathrooms. I can't say enough great things about Lorenzo - he was always available and attentive. You won't regret staying here!

Excellent location in the Venice, easy to reach, in a 5 minutes trip from vaporetto! Host is very kind and ready to give you all informations! Accommodation is vey clean and cosy! For sure we will be back again!

This is stop one of our two week Italian vacation. IMHO, the biggest benefit to staying at this B&B is that the host Lorenzo will meet you at the water taxi dock and bring you to the apartment. It's such a stress reliever not getting lost in unfamiliar alleys trying to find your lodging while rolling a bunch of luggage on pebble/stones. We got the room with king bed and a single bed and facing a quiet courtyard. Everything worked well and Lorenzo can install the mosquito repellent for you if requested. There is a mini fridge and a microwave in the kitchen for guests to sue 24/7. Overall a pleasant place to come back to rest after wondering in Venice all day long.

Really great location! In the thick of it all. Nice large suite with desk and bathroom. And the host Lorenzo was very responsive, helpful and kind. Grazie!