Fantastic location right next to the Rialto Bridge. Very helpful and friendly staff and nothing is too much trouble. Breakfast will find a substantial array of cold and hot items provided by very hard working staff. The hotel is traditional Italian in style, but it suited us down to the ground. The private water taxi to/from the airport will pick people up directly outside the hotel. The hotel is surrounded by shops and places to eat. Personally, I'd avoid the restaurant attached to the hotel frontage for reasons stated elsewhere on TripAdvisor. Nice little bar Nextdoor though.

Stayed here before 2 yrs ago. Liked it enough to return. Location is great, step out the door to the Rialto bridge. Transport links via boat to/from airport directly to the hotel & all around the city. Easy walking distance to St. Marks square, about 15 mins. Plenty of shops and restaurants around. Hotel breakfast was excellent, sets you up for the day. Staff always very helpful and friendly.

Our first floor room backed onto a narrow alleyway. The only let down for me was the noise. Firstly the pigeons "cooing" & flapping about from 04.30 am. It was incessant. Then from around 06.00 am there was the sound of people going to work, chatting, singing & whistling, as well as the odd metal cart or trolley used to transport items around the city being pushed through the alleyway. I could cope with that, but the pigeons, I could happily have done without. I would stay again but ask for a different room.

The staff were excellent, treating us extremely well. Good central location next to the Rialto Vaporetto stop. Our room had one of the best views in Venice!

The shower in the room was quite small. Having such a good view next to the Rialto bridge meant there was occasionally a lot of noise during the night.

Location was very central, staff were very friendly and helpful and the rooms very clean.

Firstly it was very noisy due to the central location but not just the hub of the day evening but very noisy in the morning with the delivery boats coming in. Bring ear plugs if in a room on the prime location front. Secondly the room and hotel are a little dated. We can see some work going on to maintain the up keep which was great but our room sold as a junior suite was a little dated, tired and actually quite small compared to those pictures on the website. However we did have a great view as pictured. Lastly the breakfast, it was limited and cold (food that should have been hot) the coffee was great however and the staff couldn’t been more friendly. It wouldn’t stop me staying again but worth knowing what to expect.

Location Location Location... Not to mention the high-quality nature of the hotel. The history of Venezia oozes within the hotel. The reception staff are of utmost professionalism. Very courteous, and great knowledge for details on the guest. There is a rooftop panoramic terrace for viewing the grand canal and rialto bridge. The bed was very comfortable. The breakfast buffet had a wide variety of offerings. Staff were attentive and welcoming. There is also seating with canal viewing, which was a bonus.

The only issue for me was the cubicle style of the shower stall.very small. There was also no adequate shelving storage for hygiene items in the bathroom.

Location was wonderful, walking distance to most major attractions, right next to Rialto bridge. Ten minute walk to Bacillica and St Marks Square. The restaurant attached to the hotel was fabulous. Food and drinks were very good and flavorful, food came out piping hot.

Our room was on the second floor elevator only goes to the first floor from the lobby, then you have to go up a flight if stairs about 15 steps with luggage. The room was Venetian themed decor, which needs to be upgraded furnishings looked old and worn. You have to leave your key at the front desk each time you leave the hotel and pick up when you return. We would leave the TV on when we left the room, each time when we returned it was turned off🤔

I chose this hotel because I thought it was the best place to see the water parade of the Venice Carnival. The location is great! I wanted to take photos, so I asked for a room with a balcony and flag, which had good reviews. However, I regret it a little because the flag fluttered in the wind when I tried to take a photo. The surrounding area was very crowded, so the view of the carnival from this hotel room was luxurious! I could see the Grand Canal on the left and the Rialto Bridge on the right. I stayed here to celebrate my birthday, and I was happy to see the hotel's balloons and decorations on the bed. The hotel staff and dining staff were all very nice. Considering the price of the room, the room was not that large, and the breakfast was not particularly luxurious,It was a pleasure to have Prosecco at breakfast. It was a hotel with a view that will be a lifelong memory.I'm so glad I chose this place for our special anniversary trip.

The furniture in the room is a bit cheap and not very practical. The reviews said there was a rooftop but there wasn't. There was a terrace but the view from the terrace was so-so and the view from the room was much better as it was under a roof. It would be great if they opened up the rooftop. The room with the best view without flags blocking it might be the Junior Suite Canal View Corner Room.

excellent location, giving great access to wonder around Venice. There were free water taxis to Murano with a tour of the glass factory too from the hotel. Breakfast had a good selection of hot and cold foods with teas and coffees of your choice- well worth the money Staff were very welcoming and gave excellent advice on where to go and how to get there.

Our room was a little inaccessible for anyone that has mobility issues- there were 2 flights of stairs when you got out of the lift. The room smelt a little musty, but was clean and comfortable. the bathrooms were lovely and clean. I cannot fault anything else

Some front house staff were so helpful and friendly. The location was amazing. Breakfast was generous and varied. The rooms were traditional but had everything you could need. We were a family group and we were all accommodated on the same floor.

Some front of house staff were extremely dour and rude. We tried to get a late check out for 85 year old man and were happy to pay but unfortunately the middle aged staff member on duty did not help and told us without checking there was no room availability even though there were rooms available on 2 online sites for the hotel. Would be great to get tea/coffee during the day.

While this hotel is indeed in an older building, I was completely charmed by it. I had a single room overlooking the Rialto Bridge, and my room was a fantastic shade of pink (no sarcasm - I loved it). It does get busy directly outside, but I found that by 11 or midnight the street noise had died down altogether. When I wasn't out exploring, I loved being able to just look out my window and people watch. Breakfast was good, with hot and cold options. And there's a waterbus stop right outside. Be warned, their key policy is that you check your room key in and out when you leave, so your key is left at the front desk, and it's never out on the streets with you. As someone who prefers to be self sufficient and keep to myself, this gave me pause at first, but you get used to it, and I didn't feel as scrutinized as I thought I would in my comings and goings. There are definitely newer hotels out there, but this one has personality.

My bathroom could have used a slightly better sweep over before I got into the room, but overall didn't impact my stay significantly.