This is just an amazing little boutique hotel. Lovely common areas, exquisite rooms, and good location if you're coming in by train or car, because it is close to the train station. Venice is such a walking city, that it was fun to take off from the hotel and wind around to the other end.

Food was a little stilted and not worth the price. They tried to be chi-chi, but again, not worth it. The breakfast, however, is UNREAL!! Beautiful little dining area and just an unforgettable breakfast to start your day. You will feel very pampered.

Really lovely hotel within a stones throw of the bus centre. Breakfast was amazing, with such a variety of food we were astounded by the choice and quality.

Staff were really friendly and it didn't seem like anything was too much trouble.

The only thing for me was the evening meal wasn't so great but the ambience and comfort outweighed all of that. There are also some great restaurants to be found within 5 mins away. There is also a cheap pizzeria just across if you want a really cheap snack.

Definitely would go back again.

Yes, it is the place to stay in Venice. Just over the bridge from the Railway, thru the bus station - so no lugging of suit cases great distances trying to find your hotel in the maze that is Venice. Walking distance to every part of Venice is not taxing, but the ferry stop is a few minutes walk if that is preferred. A welcoming drink introduced us to the cozy bar area. The dining room is very formal but without pretensions. The rooms are decorated in character with the period that Venice implies. Staff were very good, with housekeeping doing an excellent job. Our room overlooked a canal. All in all, this hotel is value for money. Disappointed one staff member told us there would be no fireworks in the square on New Years Eve, but there were, so we had to view them from our immediate area instead of my 11 year old grandson being in the square......disappointing.