In Vancouver or any modern metropolis, I would not want anything but the Hilton, but in Venice, you need to stay in a place as unique as this extraordinary city. I found this place in the Pensione Seguso. It is a charming family-managed hotel that one wants to return to. Cozy & welcoming, with beautiful antique furnishings & attentive cheerful... more

We had the most perfect bedroom (no 25) in this wonderful, old fashioned but charming pensione. Yes the mattresses were a bit lumpy and the beds creak, but if you want to get away from feeling like you're an anonymous tourist in a soul-less hotel, then this is perfect. I loved that the decor wasn't too heavy and Venetian, but... more

Dating back to the 16th century, Pensione Seguso provided the perfect location from which to enjoy one of the most romantic cities in the world. After visiting Rome, we arrived in Venice and a short boat ride later our water taxi left us right in front of the Pensione Seguso. Our room was bright and spacious with venetian furnishings and... more

They deducted my card even though i did not stay there (because they claimed not to be able to find my reservation at first) then lied about it to Visa claiming i had stayed there several hours. But I'd fled as soon as possible after seeing the room (and given that they said they had no reservation despite having taken... more

Booked in for four nights, and had to escape the uncomfortable beds and unbearably hot rooms after one night. No fans were available when I asked for one at 2am and none of the rooms had air conditioning which I think are essentials in Venice in July and August. I willingly paid for our four nights and we left. Breakfast... more

We had the large, midde level, front corner room which overlooked the water/sunset and the little canal ran along on the one side... clean & airy. There were 4 huge windows which was wonderful! We went to bed every night to the soft lapping of the water. Boating noise in the mornings weren't too much of a problem as we... more

We had stayed in the Pensione Seguso twenty years ago at half board. The location is superb, but our beds were army cots and our towels were like tea towels. The food was terrible, the morning coffee rationed and the breakfast prepackaged biscuits that tasted like the usual junk food. I came back for three days, because the city was... more

We are a couple of gay boys who are used to all the la de da of Five star properties. In fact, we live in one. We thought the pensione Seguso was just perfect. We loved our room and we loved the charming ladies who run the pensione. The breakfast was wonderful, we had good conversation, and the location was... more

I could not believe the negative reviews on this charming Pensione. Still I knew when we booked the room that we would have to share toilet facilities. I thought the owner Mrs Seguso was extremely nice. I like hard beds so found the beds very comfortable. It was a joy not to have air conditioning and to be able to... more