I really don't know what good there is to say about the hotel- it is not where it is advertised- some rooms are around the block, but it is within easy walking distance of St Mark's Square, very dirty, grotesquely over priced, terrible food, rude defensive staff- I could go on, but if you are travelling with children- avoid at all costs.
That all said- Venice was enchanting- we loved every minute we were there- and after day 1 just used the hotel as a base.

We had a crappy small room. The tub didn't drain well when taking a shower and didn't appear to be super clean. We were also awoken by loud construction right outside our window. It wasn't nice to be put in a street front room when there was construction going on :( not happy. Breakfast was fine and the location was pretty central, close to water bus etc. Although it was a bit hard to find!

I had traveled to Venice before and this hotel went way above my expectations! If you're looking for a charming, one of a kind, antique, clean hotel room right on the canal with a great location to make the most out of sightseeing around Venice, then I would highly recommend this hotel!

If you're not familiar with the area of fully aware of the signs, it is tucked away down a small alleyway, but the building itself is clearly marked. The property fits in just like a typical, colorful, artsy Venetian building and each room in the hotel is unique. My friend and I had a double room that overlooked a charming courtyard where breakfast was served (see pictures below)- it was like we were living in a fairytale room for 3 nights.

The hotel is just a mere 5 minutes walking to Piazza San Marco- a must-see attraction in Venice, where the famed St. Mark's Basilica and Doge's Palace are located, to name a few iconic landmarks. It is also very close to Calle 22 Marzo, a main street with Gucci, Chanel, Fendi and other designer shops.

Looking to get lost in the city and find a truly unique gift or souvenir? Hotel San Moise is a perfect base for all your sightseeing around Venice. It's just about 5 minutes walking from Teatro La Fenice, where there are opera shows. Gondola rides are right around the corner. Get lost in the winding streets just a few streets over from the hotel and follow the signs on almost every street pointing towards the famed Ponte Rialto (Rialto Bridge). Getting lost in Venice will almost inevitably happen, and it's part of the fun. There are plenty of cute boutiques and shops to stumble upon in close proximity of the hotel.

The front desk at the hotel was very hospitable and helpful! They gave us a card with the address of a recommended restaurant about 10 minutes walking away. We loved our dinner experience so much at Ristorante La Feluca the first night we dined there we decided to go back 2 nights later! The service was attentive and friendly and the checked to make sure we were enjoying our meal. We were thrilled they recommended such a great restaurant to us!

One of my favorite parts of staying at this hotel was the plethora of options at breakfast! Where most European hotels tend to skimp on breakfast, this hotel does not cut corners with their breakfast. They offered delicious pastries, fresh fruit, yogurt, a couple kinds of cereal, cold cuts, and coffee. The buffet was consistently being stocked which was appreciated since the buffet had a tendency to get busy around 8-9am.

Overall, if you're looking for a moderate priced hotel with a perfect gateway location, charming, quaint atmosphere with helpful staff- definitely stay here; you will not be disappointed!

This hotel is close to St Mark's square but it's kind of hidden. It's an old hotel but we had a 2 story room. 2 twin bed downstairs and one double bed upstairs. Nice bathroom/shower and great breakfast. They even made cappuccino coffee and hot chocolate for us.

Only thing we didn't like was some sweet smell as you enter the building.