We stayed here overnight post-cruise. Location is great! Lamberto replied timely to my emails days…read moreprior to checking in. There are 3 steps before reaching the building's small elevator. Only 2 adults and 1 suitcase will fit in it. Reception is on the 4th floor. Very impressed by the security of the hotel. It provided all the toiletries and amenities we needed for a quick stay. The slippers were a nice touch. Wifi was fast and steady. They have an old style hair dryer that takes longer to dry hair so if you're hair-conscious, you might want to bring your own trusty hair dryer. Breakfast nook was quaint and charming. No cooked hot food but offered delicious prosciutto, salami and brie cheeses plus the usual croissant, toast, jam variety. We use 110v on all our gadgets so we needed an adapter. Don't worry- for 10 euro deposit, they will lend u an adaptor as well as lock and key for the room safe. Very quiet at night. There's a souvenir kiosk right outside the hotel and a gondola service steps away. English tv channels was a plus ! We loved our stay and highly recommend this boutique hotel! Thank you Lamberto for your friendly service! Tip: wake up early and walk and enjoy the stillness of gorgeous Venice before the crowds come.

I was so skeptic because of the price as I paid more than double in the previous hotel and it was…read morebad. They are very welcoming the rooms are big and clean the heater works great and the bathroom have space and free breakfast I can't complain plus it is convenient for everything. Definitely will suggest this place but there is a funky smell when you come in on the first floor.

We were a group of 5 ladies from Louisiana, Mississippi, and Florida. We accidentally came upon…read morethis lovely hotel which was once a family home. We felt so welcomed and at home there. The staff was amazing and helpful. The view was amazing and we were right on the grand canal. We all loved the breakfast which was wonderful and finely decorated. I highly recommend this hotel. It was close to restaurants, water bus stops, and St. Mark's Square.

A fantastic hotel in Venice, right on Grand Canal. Ask for…read moreroom 40 or 41. We stayed in 41 - it has a two walled, all glass views of the canals. It is near the best place/room location I have ever stayed in. Great food within one minute, shopping within 3 minutes - but best of all this hotel, in Dorsoduro province of Venice is very Uncrowded. It is about 20 minutes form the St Mark's touristy area, as well as Rialta bridge area. I will only stay here in Venice, and only room 41. Top floor (4th) and just incredible views. September is a great time to go, weather perfect every day in middle of month for us. Note that no matter what you will go outside the room for a toilet, which is 15 feet away. There is a bouday in room and a nice shower. Every worker was fantastic. All spoke English. Breakfast included, very nice room, with adequate nice food. Real dishes, good coffee, etc. They even warm the milk for coffee...

Cyndy's Bottom Line: A great location to take in all the tourist attractions!…read more Our stay at the Corte Grimani was excellent. We had lots of room to include a kitchen and dining room area. You can have a party! There is an extra charge if you use the kitchen but not for me! The staff was very helpful especially with setting up our water taxi to the airport.

Basic no-nonsense hotel near St. Mark's Basilica…read more I have a few basic requirements for a hotel room in Venice: clean, comfortable, inexpensive and near St. Mark's Basilica. There is nothing like staying up late into the night listening to the dueling orchestra's in St. Mark's Square and then a 5 minute walk back to the hotel with a smile on your face. All of those requirements are met with Ca' del Dose. There are only 6 rooms in this tiny hotel and my party of 8 nearly rented out the entire place. You have to tell them when you're arriving at the hotel so they can meet you. After that you keep your keys and you can wander in and out of the hotel like it's your own private apartment. I love that feeling! Someone comes in some time during the day and cleans your room and refills the miniscule but surprisingly tasty breakfast. Someone is at the front desk during the morning and afternoon but other than that you have the tiny place to yourself. The rooms are all basic and some rooms even have a balcony. This is one of the easiest hotels to find in Venice. From St. Mark's Basilica walk towards the gondolas, turn left at the water, keep the water to your right, go over 4 bridges and then turn left at the next alley. The hotel is on your right. Ask if they give a discount for paying in cash.

There were 3 of us traveling together so we were put in a separate apartment that is down the…read morestreet and close to the cute coffee shop. It was clean, cute and we felt safe. Don't forget that hot water is a luxury and that the water heater above the toilet is all the hot water you'll get. Just something to get used to and be aware of so you're not all soapy and the water turns cold. The woman at the counter was very pleasant and wanted to help us with our Italian. We had our own apartment so we had our own keys, but be advised that someone is not at the front desk 24/7 but there is a phone number in case you need someone. Just not sure how available they are.

We had a very nice lunch inside the restaurant. The gnocchi with three shrimp…read moreand mushrooms was one of the best I've had. The Antoniana Marec beer I had was a a good IPA style. My wife and daughter had salads which they enjoyed. The staff was attentive and friendly. I wish we had tried a desert. was very

Possibly the worst experience I've had in a while. My vegetable Ratatouille was half hot and half…read morecold, the service was rude as well as short with me (probably because I am a solo traveller), and the scallops I ordered was maybe 300 calories tops for 28 EURO. The servers barely spoke a word to me and one of the other servers said "what's up man" as if I'm not a paying customer! An unbelievable rip off for such little food. I basically had their bread basket for dinner. Never would I recommend anyone to come here especially if you're traveling alone!!

Cannaregio stay This is a great little apartment in the…read moreCannaregio district of Venice. It's about 1.5km from the centre and off the tourist trail, so it has a more local feeling. The apartment was well equipped and comfortable with a tiny kitchenette shared with Uncle Alvaro, a washing machine, a good bathroom, good WiFi and a super comfortable bed. It's great if you're self-catering - there's plenty of crockery and cutlery, a kettle, toaster, microwave, fridge and coffee machine. The host Alyosha even provides you with a mobile phone to use while you are staying there and ladies, there is a proper hairdryer and hair straightener!

Wonderful choice in Venice away from the crowds and in a wonderful neighborhood. We found this…read moreguest house on booking and even though it was a little more expensive than the other cities we had been in the amenities and hospitality were beyond amazing. Our host was very kind and efficient, available when we needed him and welcoming. The guest house is located close to the Vapretto to the airport and close to local restaurants and shops away from the center which is better for the prices. San Marco plaza was like 20-25 minutes away.

Stayed in this hotel a couple of years ago but absolutely loved it's charm…read more Location is great and staff were really nice. It's not a luxury hotel but it has everything you need to explore this amazing city. There are some nice bars and restaurants in the area.

Wonderful, down to earth accommodations in the heart of Venice. Our arrival was delayed, and we…read morewere without a european cell plan. The proprietor waited all afternoon for us to show up without any word from us. The B&B has lots of charm, something that is getting lost in the gleaming tourist destination that Venice is becoming.

Ok, so a couple of things first. If you are looking for the room overlooking the Grand Canal that…read morecosts 1000 euros a night, this is not for you. If you are looking for the hangout with the tourists off San Marco's then this is not for you. If, however, you are looking for a quiet, fun, easy location, you will love it. This simple pension is great. I stayed there in a room with two beds that overlooked the garden of the Ca' Rezzonico museum. It is very close to a square that has a cafe and one restaurant, many other restaurants and a short walk to a large square with many restaurants. There is Grom Gelato across the canal from Leonardo. The owner is very friendly and helpful if you need guidance before booking. You need to pay in cash but the room has a safe so you can just drop it there when you arrive. He may be able to help you with Paypal or some other means as well but no Credit Cards. To get here, Use the ACTV boat 1 line. Take the Lido boat from the train/bus station at Tronchetto and the P. Le Roma line from San Marcos or other south. Get off at the Ca' Rezzonico stop and walk up past the museum, turn right across the canal, right again, and second left. You're there. Take the Alilaguna boat Arancia from the airport. Same stop. I recommend you try this if you are looking for quiet lodging in Venice. It's very convenient to San Marcos or wherever by ACTV boat. (you can get tickets for ACTV at the Academia station which is a quick walk from here). Breakfast is simple, self serve, but very good and plentiful. We really enjoyed the stay.

Our favorite hotel in Venice; even more magical in summer with all the flowers, vines, and…read morebreakfast in the front courtyard. Service is exceptional, especially Antonio, who helped with our luggage and even assisted me in booking tickets to the Venice International Film Festival. This time we had a beautiful, spacious suite for the 3 of us, with high ceilings, on the 4th floor (#60), with a view of the canal, although you have to look straight down, because you are right ON the canal. Breakfast is delicious; loved the fresh fruit, veggies, bread, lox and fresh squeezed orange juice. Perfect location for exploring, right near the Accademia vaporetto stop, and close walk to lots of wonderful restaurants and cafes. Can't wait to return!

Pensione Accademia was an excellent place to stay in Venice. It is very quiet yet conveniently…read morelocated and has beautiful, well-appointed rooms. Our rooms had great views of the canal. It has wonderful outside areas to relax in both the front and the back. We enjoyed their restaurant where you can sit either inside or outside on the canal with good food for both breakfast and lunch. Their staff provide excellent service. An additional benefit is that they have their own spot on the canal for water taxi pick-up & drop-off. We highly recommend it.