My wife and i stayed at The St. Regis. It was a beautiful hotel. Built in the 1800s and renovated…read morein 2019. The hotel was beautiful. Very kind staff. Walking distance from everything you want in Venice. They gave us a free bottle of Bellini when we checked in. Great breakfast buffet right on the water, that was included with our room for being Marriott elite members. This has to be one of the nicest best hotels in Venice. The only somewhat downside is that because this is such a nice hotel, room service and the food options at the hotel are completely overpriced. But that's the case almost everything in Venice from what we saw. If there was some more reasonable food and beverage options at this hotel i would have given it 5 stars

We went to Art's Bar which is located on the first floor of this hotel. The drinks and service were…read morefabulous & I highly recommend!

- beautiful room with a canal view and GREAT AC. Really enjoyed the good water pressure and the…read moretravel shampoo, conditioner, and shower gel, too, after a long day sightseeing. - fantastic breakfast buffet with a beautiful view. Nothing can really beat this view! - very close to water bus station (3 min walk) and about 10 min walk from the train station. mobility note: the first bridge you need to cross to get to the hotel may be difficult if you have mobility concerns and/or have large luggage. The hotel can help arrange a porter for you - approx. €15 for 2 large bags. - very friendly and helpful front desk staff. Would absolutely stay here next time we're in Venice!

We stayed here in Venice and it was an excellent find. It's less than 10 minutes walk from the…read morePiazzale Roma and only 2 from the closest water taxi station. When we arrived, we were shown to the room immediately after a brief introduction to the hotel and city. We were offered any advice we needed as well as access to concierge services gratis. The staff was welcoming and friendly as well. It's very comfortable. The room decor was elegant and the bed was wonderful after a long trip. Coffee and a welcome bottle of Prosecco were also waiting for us. The view is really, truly right on the canal. It's fantastic but surprisingly quiet at night, likely due to the excellent windows We took the water taxi to the San Marco Square then walked back and it was about a 30 minute walk with beautiful shops and restaurants almost the entire way. Final note, the breakfast was a very good value with a diverse selection and excellent coffee. We recommend this hotel wholeheartedly.

A very nice and comfortable hotel. The rooms are smaller than American hotels, but you're not here…read moreto sit in your room! Staff was very friendly on checkin. Breakfast is 20€ and honestly not really worth it. You're minutes away from exploring Venice.

I enjoyed my stay at AC Marriott Hotel Venezia. I would most definitely stay here again if I were…read moreto visit again. It is more expensive than some boutique hotels but the rooms are clean and modern. For me that is very important. You may have to take a boat taxi or walk to get into the restaurant and shops area but if you're ok with a 20 minute walk it's worth it. Front desk staff were very polite and helpful.

This might be a 4 Star Hotel by Italian standards, but this place is a 5 Star Hotel to me…read more I know these hotels are very old and renovations in Venice are extremely difficult, but the shower situation in Room 105 wasn't ideal. Pretty much every time my wife used the shower, she left 1/2 an inch of water on the floor because the shower glass door isn't practical (you might as well take a shower with no door). I'm not really sure who "engineered" the tub/shower situation but it could be improved. However, the hotel staff was exceptionally friendly and more than willing to make suggestions. The convenience and location of the hotel couldn't be better. We could walk just about anywhere in under 15 minutes (and hopefully not get lost). The place was super clean and inviting. And finally, the free breakfast buffet put this place over the top. I highly recommend this hotel and would stay again.

Very convenient location in between the Rialto and Saint Marks Square. Our rooms window overlooked…read morea portion of the canal, quintessential Venice experience. Our room was a good size bathroom was well appointed, hot water in the shower with plenty of water pressure. In our case, the bed was very hard, but no bed is ever as good as your own at home. Overall interior felt a little dated, but still nice. Breakfast was quite good, buffet style with everything you could ever want.

Today was somewhat of a relaxing day as we only had one thing planned -- a trip to Murano Island…read morelater that afternoon. Before heading off, the group wanted to grab some grub. Naturally, the bunch I was with wanted pizza. Well... no thanks. I suggested we head over to Leon D'Oro because they had both pasta and pizza on the menu. As always, my dish ended up being the showstopper of the table. While everyone else ordered pizza, I went with the Spaghetti ai Frutti di Mare. I've come a long way in two weeks and may have finally figured out this whole Italian ordering thing after all. When my plate hit the table, the waiter looked at me, smiled, shook my hand, and said, "You ordered the best dish here." At that moment, the pizza lovers around me instantly went into full-blown depression. The looks on their faces were priceless. They stared at my plate like seagulls eyeing their next victim in Saint Mark's Square. My seafood pasta arrived piping hot with steam rolling off it like fog on a cool Venice morning. The first bite sealed the deal -- absolutely fantastic. Fresh seafood, perfectly cooked pasta, and flavor in every bite. Meanwhile, the pizza heads kept munching on their dough while I sat there feeling like a king enjoying lunch in Venice. The food, the waiter, and the cool indoor dining area were exactly what we needed after walking all morning through the Venetian streets. To be fair, even the pizza looked good, so if that's your thing, come grab a slice. But don't leave without trying that seafood pasta. I've officially saved this spot, and if I ever make it back to Venice, Leon D'Oro will be one of my first stops on day one.

We just got to Venice and was starved. This was literally the first restaurant we ran into off the…read moresquare. The staff was the nicest we have seen in Italy. The food and drink came quickly. The oyster and caviar was so so. The cold cuts were wonderful. My sucking pig with sesame was pretty good. The spaghetti with meatballs and Alfredo was really good. Highly recommend the place but be prepared to pay for the location.

The Gritti Palace is absolutely incredible! First off, the…read moretiramisu was iconic--a perfect 10/10. I was torn on what dessert to get, and the waiter recommended it. I'm so glad I listened. The rich cocoa flavor was everything you want in a tiramisu. While I went to the restroom, I noticed the photos on the walls of famous guests who have stayed there... so cool. The entire hotel and restaurant are beautifully designed, with an atmosphere that feels both luxurious and welcoming. I also had the vegetarian pasta, and it was phenomenal. Cooked perfectly al dente.. just flawless. And the views? Stunning. This place is absolutely the spot for a memorable lunch.

Probably the most iconic hotel in Venice. Well preserved piece of history, definitely a step up…read morefrom the generic st Regis in Venice. The floral arrangements and details are what makes this place shine. Splurge for a night so you too can feel the identity and grandeur of this iconic establishment. Perhaps you will share a room with Charlie chaplain. You've got to have a meal at club del doge, from the wall paper to the views everything is beautiful. The service is also good, maybe a touch high brow but that comes with the territory.

FOOD: 5 SERVICE: 5…read moreAMBIANCE: 5 VALUE: 5 How do you select a hotel out of literally hundreds in the City of Venice? The price range also reflect the diversities of the hotels, ranging from under $100 to $1,000+ per night. Well, for our first stay, we chose the Bauer I'll Palazzo, based on location and our affordability. We wanted a luxury hotel, in the heart of things. And I mean literally right there! The hotel is on the Grand Canal. There's a gondola station right in front. The main shopping avenue is right in front with all the high end boutiques within a 5 minute walk. Then St. Mark's Square is also within a 5 minute walk. We stayed in a Deluxe room with partial canal view. The room was decorated in traditional Venetian style with antique furniture and marble bathroom. Luxurious, decadent, comfortable and functional. Our room also included breakfast buffet and tea time (on rooftop terrace). Breakfast on the patio on the Grand Canal is the best way to start any day, and the buffet is excellent. But sipping a cup of cappuccino, looking at the Grand Canal is a memory I will always treasure. Tea time on the roof terrace is so relaxing, I have dozed off a few times to the sounds of the city. They serve a selection of sliced meats, cheeses and fruits with teas, coffees or soft drinks. The Concierge service was outstanding! They helped us get around, find places to eat, arranged transportation and even arrange for a tour to Murano! Wonderful place to stay, so much so that we cancelled the other 5 star hotel we booked for the end of our cruise and returned here!

A lovely place to have an aperitif before heading out to dinner or an after dinner drink. The views…read moreare lovely and the place is very comfortable.

Lovey boutique hotel with outstanding customer service. Our room overlooked the canal and we had a…read moresmall one-chair patio that I sat on several times to enjoy the scenery. Our room was spacious for Venice. The walls were covered with a beautiful padded cloth pattern. Curtains were darkening but there were also blinds that could be pulled down with a touch of a button to really keep the room dark and let you sleep in. Beds and pillows were comfortable. Temperature controls were all digitized. Breakfast was great. I loved the pancakes. The cakes were almost too beautiful to eat. The cappuccino made fresh each day was such a treat. The staff for breakfast was so eager to please. Such a great group. We often asked the front desk to help us make dinner reservations or recommend places to eat and they were always so helpful. They have a back terrace which was cozy and quiet. We sat out there a couple of times and they brought us drinks and chips for snacks. One time they even brought out some mini hot apps that were delicious. Great staff and great hotel. Highly recommend it.

1 Star - A Serious Safety Hazard and Extremely Disappointing Management Response…read more I stayed at Hotel American Dinesen in Venice from June 10-14, 2026. Unfortunately, what should have been a wonderful vacation became a painful and memorable experience. While in my hotel room, I slipped on a large piece of broken glass that had been left on the floor after housekeeping cleaned the room. I have included a photograph of the piece of glass next to a hotel key card so its size can be clearly seen.(hopefully the photo was able to be downloaded with this review) The fall caused severe back pain and muscle spasms. I was fortunate that I did not fracture my hip or other bones, but I experienced such significant pain that I spent a day and a half mostly confined to bed in the hotel, unable to experience Venice. I wrote to the manager/owner a few times resending my correspondence and finally, he answered. This happened twice. The injury affected the remainder of my vacation. I had planned to spend eight days at Lake Garda, but instead I spent four of those days confined to bed because I was unable to walk or participate in the activities I had planned. I sought medical treatment and was prescribed a back.pain patch and an anti-inflammatory drug.... I have since provided the hotel owner/manager with two physicians' letters-- from two of my doctors. Both documents say that my injuries from the fall caused substantial loss of mobility and pain. I also sent photographs of the medications prescribed for my treatment and the photograph of the piece of glass to the owner/manager of the Hotel American in Venice. I requested what I believe is a reasonable resolution: a refund for half of my four-night stay, since I effectively lost much of my vacation because of an injury that occurred in the hotel room. Instead of addressing my request directly, the owner has repeatedly stated that he can do nothing unless his liability insurance company first reimburses him. Whether or not his insurance company reimburses him or not -- the total lack of customer service and responsiveness clearly describes the type of Hotel this is an especially coming from the owner. I believe a hotel should take responsibility for guest safety and communicate proactively when a guest is injured due to an avoidable housekeeping failure. My disappointment is not limited to the accident itself. Accidents can happen anywhere. What has been most disappointing has been the lack of meaningful customer service and the unwillingness to resolve the situation fairly despite extensive documentation. I await this fair resolution. I cannot recommend this hotel to travelers who expect careful housekeeping, guest safety, and responsive customer service. Lastly, the owner has arranged for the marketing of his hotel to have some standard positive comments from guests that were placed on their website and there is no place on the website for feedback... Doesn't that tell you something! Sincerely....

*Review is for the "Wellness Apartments", not the Paruta hotel…read more Great location in Venice and for the size of the apartment, it was a great price. Modern and spacious living space. Walkable distance to everything we needed to do with lots of restaurants and shopping nearby. Hotel staff (at Palazzo Paruta) was so friendly and we really appreciated their help in booking a private transfer to the airport for us for the morning of our departure (FYI - €180 for an early 4:30AM pickup at the St. Angelo port, 5 min walk from the apartment). We stayed in room 704 and having the balcony was wonderful - we spent so much time out there drinking wine, people watching, and relaxing in the evenings after a long day out. Bed was comfortable (duvet covers vs. sheets!), two TVs - one in living room area and one in bedroom, clean and very luxurious shower with both a rainfall shower and a regular detachable shower head, and a soaking tub that we didn't use but seemed to be very clean and well-maintained. As a note, due to the "wellness apartments" not operating like a hotel and per Italian regulations, there is no cleaning service or breakfast offered; however, we were surprised to come back one day to see our towels had been folded. After reaching out to their front desk, they confirmed it was indeed in their cleaning service who will only come in to fold and/or replenish towels. We were asked to use the do not disturb sign if we did not want this service. Overall we had a wonderful stay here and would absolutely come back next time we are in Venice.

5 stars for the staff, location and decor…read more Exceptional staff, especially Giancarlo. The breakfast was excellent and they would have a type of 'happy hour' in the late afternoon in the beautiful bar area. Giancarlo went above and beyond with his delicious food and his recommendations for us in the area. We stayed in the lovely hotel part of the site on the first floor and not the apartments. The room was quaint and charming but a bit musty. I would have loved to have had the windows open but there were no screens so bugs would have been an issue. We were happy to have ac but the bathroom was always humid and take care with the slippery bathroom floors. Again, minor issues that I feel could be fixed to make it all around 5 stars.

This was by far my favorite out of 5 hotels on my recent trip to Europe. Maybe its the romantic…read morevibe that Venice gives off? The hotel isn't directly on the canal so you won't have all the hustle & bustle of tourists and shops but its within 2 mins walking distance of them. If you have luggages, BEWARE, you might need to lug them UP & DOWN staircases over the canals...HORRID....BUT you can also take a boat via the canal and arrive on their front doorstep. ;) sweeeet. The hotel was luxurious. I thought everything was near perfect from the beginning to the end of my stay. The front desk personnel personally walked us to our room and went down again to bring up our luggage. Stepped into the room and found bathrobes/slippers nicely folded and waiting for us. The room was beautiful and had this antique-y feel yet super elegant at the same time. Gold hues. LOTS OF GOLDEN COLORS. Lol. They even have a "butt washer" in their bathroom...very interesting indeed. I believe they have a gym, library etc but who needs all that when you have so much excitement outside the hotel?! BREAKFAST BUFFET: Lurved! I brought a mini Nutella home.. ;) they have fresh fruits, a pancake maker, eggs, sausages, different cold cuts & salamis, salads, Italian pastries/breads...I enjoyed looking at all the different foods they offered. While you eat, you can look out the window at the canal right next to you. Anyway..I LOVED THIS PLACE. Highly recommend! **they offer daily free boat rides to Murano island...we didn't find out til the last day so...

Amazing. Such a hidden gem in the perfect location (pretty much in the center of everything about 5…read moremin from the rialto). We had 3 adults and shared a suite. It had a pull out couch in the living room and separate bedroom. The windows opened to a small canal as well. The bathroom screamed luxury. It was a great find at a great price. The front desk is extremely helpful, they go above and beyond to help. I had an issue with a water taxi reservation and they went out of their way to help even tho they got no money out of it. They even had to search online for the correct numbers for me. They were just simply nice enough to make calls for me because they speak italian and all i can say is Grazie lol. Breakfast was included in our room rate and its a very large spread, complete with a make your own pancake machine. We ended every night in the hotel bar. Its a cozy place that is very welcoming. One night we were walking back to the hotel and heard the most beautiful music and singer. When we got closer we noticed it was coming from our hotel bar! Such a wonderful experience. Id definitly stay again.