Utterly impressed! Our drive to Rovinj, Croatia, from Venice, we made a bathroom stop here. It's a…read morenew clean facility with pretty much any services you can think of, actually more than you can think of. + Showers + Laundry facility + Restaurant + Cafe + Convenience store/souvenir shop + ATM + Very clean bathrooms If you are driving to Slovenia, you can also buy a toll road sticker, "vignette" (CASH ONLY). ***************************** If you found something useful in my review, please hit "useful" so that I can improve my future reviews. If you love food and traveling, follow me, or better yet, let's become Yelp friends! Thank you and happy Yelping! If you think your friends will find my review useful, please share it with them!

Last night I was inside of you…read moreLast night I made sweet love to you I saw the sun, the moon, the mountains and the rivers....whoa whoa let me stop with all the x-rated details, this is just my way of saying the bed was very comfortable!?! The ladies love being romanced in Venice, Italy and if you need a great place to stay then you need-ez to check out Hotel Mignon. About a 8 min walk from the water taxi stations and more importantly close to a good grocery store where I was making frequent trips for snacks and other essentials I forgot to pack. The staff here is really helpful, they have a great lobby area where you can buy drinks and you can even use their printer if needed. They offer a free breakfast buffet (nothing too high end) but the food was pretty decent. The rooms are clean but they are a bit outdated. Here are a few improvements I would make: - More power outlets in the room - A bigger TV (current size 15-17"), and one you can possibly move around on a wall mount. - Better blankets, they felt very old, and needed to be retired. If I come back to Venice I would love to stay here again, free WiFi and the 24 hour lobby are just some of the perks of this hotel. Also it is away from all the noise and if you are trying to get in a good 8 hours of sleep then Hotel Mignon can help you achieve your #SleepGoals. In Venice there are no cars/taxis/buses, so you have to walk everywhere and they're are tons of restaurants/shops within 5 mins of this hotel which is a major plus!!!

Rarely does Yelp let me down. Just happened…read more The Yelp map had the hotel located on the eastern end of Cannaregio. WRONG. The hotel is on the western end. From the airport, I ended up taking the bus into Venice and then walking 30 minutes with my luggage, thinking the hotel was nearby the bus terminal. I should have taken the water taxi instead, which would have dropped me off 5 minutes from the hotel. I tried to fix the map. Hopefully Yelp editors listened! As for the hotel itself, the name Mignon could not be more appropriate --- small and cute. Venice is an old, compact city, so the room was, not surprisingly, compact. My bedroom room was no bigger than 10 feet by 8 feet. The house staff is fantastic. Very nice folks. For less than €150 per night to stay in Venice, this hotel is a downright bargain even despite the room size. I give it four stars for the value, but this is definitely a three-star property in terms of room amenity.

Italy has the best road stop food. Enjoyed my panini sandwich then cappuccino. Wish we had this…read morequality food in NJ rest stops. Nice seating and clean bathrooms.

Five stars for this delicious souvenir of my trip to Northern Italy! I picked up a bottle of…read moreBottega's Limoncello at one of the highway rest areas near Milan and it somehow survived the five plane flights (MXP-JFK-ATL-TUL-SLC-SEA) and 2700 miles of driving (Seattle - Charlotte) when it finally got home in perfect condition. To celebrate that journey and reminisce about the trip to Milan, I pulled the bottle from the fridge and poured one small glass of this delightful liqueur. Tart, sharp, creamy and smooth. Perfect. For those who might not be aware of it, limoncello is a classic Italian drink made from the zest of lemons as well as sugar and water and alcohol. According to legend, it was born in a small house in Capri in the early 1900s. It is typically enjoyed as a digestif after your meal but here I am with no food in sight, drinking. Because that's how I roll. You might find Limoncino in your favorite local liquor store. I suggest you get some and then plan your own trip to Italy. [Review 17288 overall - 269 in Italy - 806 of 2022.]

One of the best hotels I've ever stayed in. This was our first impression of Italy, and boy, did it…read moreimpress. I got a junior suite that overlooked the canal, so a great view. The room was spacious and sumptuous with the decor. The bed and the pillows were extremely comfortable. The view of the canal was so relaxing and you can even sit on the window ( though don't fall-- fair warning). We were on a sunlit part of the canal so there wasn't a strong smell, unlike other parts. The room was well-cleaned and the bathroom was well thought out with an extra shelf for toiletries. The bar was amazing (shoutout to the lovely bartender, Marco!). The room was also connected to a large rest area with other beautiful couches. As for the hotel itself, it was further away in the Cannaregio area. Most people prefer to stay in the San Marco area, but while Cannaregio was a 25 minute walk away, it was nice to do after a meal to digest. Also, there aren't a ton of streetlights in Venice, but I still felt much safer than being in the US. No one gave creepy vibes which was a shock, especially during Carnevale. Still be vigilant, but it was cool to be in a safe city (no cars, bikes, scooters allowed).

I was excited to stay here after reading so many positive reviews, but unfortunately, my experience…read morewas extremely disappointing. The staff was kind and welcoming, which I genuinely appreciated. I had booked a double classic room without a view, and I was perfectly fine with that. What I wasn't okay with was the terrible smell in the room. I didn't notice it initially when I dropped off my bags in the front area of the room and went out to explore Venice. However, when I returned late that night and laid down, I realized the bed and sheets had a foul odor. I hoped it would be resolved after housekeeping came the next day, but unfortunately, the smell persisted. Room 611 should not be in use--it reeks of what can only be described as moldy dead rats, and the odor is particularly strong around the bed. I don't blame the cleaning staff; I believe this is an issue management is aware of. The condition of the room, especially the bed, is unacceptable, and it's troubling that guests continue to be placed there.

If you value rest, hospitality, or functional amenities, this is not the place for you. The noise…read morefrom the bar directly below is relentless, vibrating through the floorboards all day and night. To make matters worse, the AC was completely broken, leaving the room sweltering and smelling like stale cigarette smoke. The only "perk" is for those who plan on getting so drunk they can't walk more than ten feet without falling into a canal. For everyone else, it's a loud, hot, and overpriced disappointment. Zero stars for service and zero stars for comfort.

REALLY liked this hotel. The staff was all very friendly, and property is located in a perfect…read morespot to enjoy Venice. The rooms are decorated with a unique color motif, mine was red, and the property also has a nice bar, lobby waiting area, and a great breakfast. Each room has a stocked refrigerator, and all the bathroom amenities you would expect. Just make sure you bring your European power adapter for phone chargers and whatnot. The upkeep and cleanliness are all top shelf, I'd go back in a heartbeat. Why not 5 stars? Well, I reserve 5-stars for 'best in class,' as in Four Seasons... BUT, the Hotel Concordia is 5-stars relative to the property and what you get. I have fond memories of my stay and hope to be back one day.

From the owner: Hotel 3 stelle superior, centro storico borgo medievale, vicino ad ospedale e zona industriale…read more Camere classiche arredate con gusto, alcune anche con vasca o doccia idromassaggio. 3 sale riunioni, da 10 a 140 posti. Bar, terrazza estiva, ristorante tipico friulano e salentino all'interno. Cordialità, professionalità e sorriso sempre.