Room was spacious with 3 windows looking over a canal, with air con, hair dryer, WiFi, comfortable bed in a traditional style. Staff was friendly, warm, we got everything explained at the arrival. Location is in a quiter area, but only few steps away from a very lively Via Garibaldi street with Coop convenience store and plenty of bars and restaurants. Hotel is also only few minutes away from the nearest vaporetto/actv/waterbus.

There is nothing I didn't like about this hotel. If you are not very demanding, this place is decent and cosy enough.

friendly people who work there. it was not over-renovated. I loved the old tiles on the floor, the colour on the wooden door. The charme of the 6oties.

The hotel has total nonna vibes — very clean but also very outdated furnishings in a charming way. It felt safe and comfortable for a solo traveller. There is a beautiful terrasse and it is in a lovely not-so-touristy neighbourhood close to the biennale.

It is quite expensive for what it is, but I suppose that’s just Venice. For a single bed room with a shared bathroom, it was very pricey. The room, while clean, was more utilitarian than comfortable. It was very bare bones and the bed is more a small cot. This level of comfort doesn’t bother me as I don’t need anything luxurious, but the price should be much lower for that sort of thing. Also, I couldn’t find a way to avoid having the daily cleaning service. There is nothing to put on the door to indicate you don’t want it cleaned and when I went to reception to request this the receptionist wasn’t there. So for those of you who prefer the privacy of no room cleanings, make sure to let them know at check in..

The hotel was very centrally located. Cleaning provided daily. The staff was exceptionally helpful and kind. It’s situated in a friendly, pleasant neighbourhood. It has a lovely garden and a terrace. In the future, this place will be my first choice. Thank you 😊

The isolation of the building isnt strong. The walls are extremely thin so there is noise flowing through the corridors. However, since it is a very old building it is only natural to have this as a minor issue.

Great location for the Biennale and restaurants in Castello, and close to St Mark's Sq. Accommodation is more hostel-like than hotel-like, but authentic old Venice, comfortable and very clean. Staff are lovely and so helpful. We forgot our plug adaptor and the hotelier kindly lent us one for our whole trip. Also, they accommodated our late flight by minding our bags in left luggage all day.

Provision of expected hotel items like shampoo, conditioner, hairdryer, and bigger towels. The facilities were spare, but adequate.

The place is very quiet and pleasant, I travelled alone and I think this is perfect place to stay. The personal is very friendly, helpful and responsive, they provide all the information. The room is clean and modest, matches the photos. The location is good, close to restaurants and main Venice's attractions. I liked there were towels, sink and soap in the room. The hotel has its own closed cozy courtyard where you can sit and relax. Thank you! I really enjoyed my visit.

One day Wi-Fi didn't work for some reason

Located at a walking distance from piazza San Marco, the room is nothing special but more than enough for the price. I visited in winter and it was pretty warm in the room, bathroom was just a few steps away from the room and very clean (though it takes a while for the water to warm up, so better turn it on a few minutes before stepping into the shower). The area seems pretty calm and the window overlooks a closed courtyard, I guess it may save one from all the noise in high season

No kettle

The location of the hotel is very nice, to my taste. It's really close to Arsenal and Giardini, and via Garibaldi with shops and restaurants, but it's the area where real Venetians live. At the same time, it's about 20 minutes walk to San Marco. We got a nice room (surprisingly big for Venice), with a beautiful view of the canal. The beds were hard and very comfortable. The host was very friendly and helpful. And there is a lovely garden, where we've spent the late evenings with a glass of wine.

It's not a 5-star hotel, so there is only basic stuff in the room (no fridge, for example, or kettle (but Valter provided it upon request). The smell in the room is pretty stale, but I guess it's a typical problem for Venice, and luckily, one gets used to any smell in about 3 minutes. )

Location was good, far from the city centre, but close enough to the touristical attractions. It was well-designed, beautiful, quite, clean and the receptionist was so kind. The shower, wifi, and safe box were great.

It cost more than it was worth, but considering that we were in the high-season, looks normal. The pillows were too thin and uncomfortable, I think they need to be changed.

This is a great place to stay if you want to see the Bienale Arte festival locations. It’s quite cheap compared to most other options

It’s very far from the train station so be prepared to travel a bit to get there. The bed was too firm for me and the bathrooms are shared. The staff clean the bathrooms daily but the other guests staying while I was there left them pretty dirty.