We stayed four nights in Venice and this B&B which is really a set of rooms away from the associated hotel and reception - thus you check in there and they walk you over to this other property a couple of blocks away. Clean, nice rooms with en-suite. We were there in October and still a couple of mosquitoes at night, but closing the windows and turning the air on solved that problem!

Popping down to the local cafe around the corner for coffee and croissant in the morning as the second "B" in "B&B" worked fine, and indeed I liked sitting by the canal outside to have my breakfast. Indeed better than most of the other "Breakfasts" at B&B's in Italy, which I think don't really attempt to do in the same way as in France or the UK where a large spread is usually the offering.

Martina at reception was very helpful (she let us use HER phone to call some friends we needed to meet up with in Venice) and welcomed us to a very pleasant stay.

My wife and I stayed here for one night before our cruise. When we checked in, the room we booked was under renovation and we were moved to one of their sister hotels. It was only a 5 minute walk (with luggage) from the square. The room was on the top floor of the bulilding and overlooked some shops and there was a cafe direclty outside with people constantly eating or just enjoying coffee. The room itself was very clean and perfect for getting some rest after a long day of travelling from the US. The bathroom was extremely nice, with a shower-head system of multiple jets at multiple levels and the entire room was tiled and clean. They gave us each a breakfast voucher for a cafe that was a short walk away, and having breakfast on the canal was a great touch. On the day of our cruise, we had a few hours to kill after checking out and prior to getting on the ship. The hotel receptionist took us to a building even closer to the square, locked our luggage in a room and gave us a key so we could come back, grab our bags, and head to the cruise terminal.
Overall, we had a great stay and the price was great compared to other places in the same area. I would certainly recommend this hotel as we had no problems at all.

This place was disappointing to us. I booked the Classic room at B&B Casanova ai Tolentini, that was way too expensive (120 euros p/n) for what they offer. First of all, the private bathroom is not ensuite - it´s in the middle of the hallway. It was a big and unpleasant surprise, since they do not warn you about it on their internet site, nor via email when you book. They should warn people about it, so they can choose if want to stay there. It´s very uncomfortable when you have to use it in the middle of the night or when you wake up in the morning... Even worse: the bathroom had a horrible smell, full of mold, with a musty ceiling - not advisable for people with respiratory allergies and unpleasant to everyone. There are no windows in the bathroom, so it gets humid and musty, and the towels never get dry - they only change towels every 3 days, so it was very unpleasant... I expected better for 120 euros a night. The room itself was very small, but OK. You have to pay upon arrival, before getting to see the room. The lobby is at their Hotel, about 5 minutes away. So you have to go with your luggage to the hotel first, pay it, and then go to the B&B - very uncomfortable with heavy luggage, lots of stairs. Location is at a nice part of Venice, but I wouln´t stay there again.

Me and my husband stayed at this B&B in Sep 2011 for 2 days.The rooms were clean and neat and very comfortable.
As we wanted a place close to the Santa Lucia station, this B&B worked out to be perfect for us.We were just a bit unhappy with the breakfast , as the restaurant / cafe attached to the B&B did not offer much in terms of breakfast.
The receptionist allesio was very nice and he gave details of some good restaurants and cafes.
Overall a good stay !