Luxury Venetian Rooms

An absolutely wonderful boutique hotel in the heart of Venice, Andrea and the team were extremely helpful and friendly, the rooms were spotless clean and equipped with everything you could possible need for your stay, it was beautiful to look out the window and watch the gondolas go by,the room also had a kettle and coffee machine and hairdryer,complimentary wine, juice and water on arrival. The breakfast was fantastic and had a choice of eggs bacon and sausages, cereal and pastries, yogurt,toast fruit and salads,fresh juices and barista coffee. Only 5 minutes walk from St Marks square. The room was cleaned daily. The only disappoin**ent we had was the stair lift to the dining room was out of order and we had an elderly lady with us who could not manage the stairs and we had to carry her breakfast up and down three flights of stairs which is really unsuitable for anyone with mobility issues.

Good decorations, room was clean and tidy. Good breakfast and location. Best part was that we have a canal view, nice to open window in the morning to canal view with a cup of coffe. Owner is very friendly and helpfull, thanks him for that wonderfull stay

Excellent place to stay. Every detail is thought of. 15 minute walk from Rialto ferry wharf. Breakfast is AWESOME and the staff very friendly and helpful. Beautifully decorated rooms with all the right Venitian touches . Perfectly clean Tea and coffee making in the room. Great restaurant recommendations from the manager ! Couldn’t fault it!

Had a great 3 days staying here with wife and young son. Arrival was problematic as St Marks sq was underwater - so do homework before you get here as it’s very hidden away. Room was lovely, view over canal packed with gondolas and a murano glass chandelier, Andrea is lovely - great breakfasts. Location is incredibly central.

We had the most wonderful stay here recently. Beautiful rooms decorated in traditional Venetian style , very clean and well appointed. We had a room over looking the canal , just gorgeous. Comfy bed and delicious breakfast served every morning in the breakfast room by our wonderful host Andrea, so helpful and friendly ! Highly recommend !

Lovely place to stay (a little difficult to find initially but fine once you got your bearings). Location excellent and close to St Marks Square. Host Andrea very welcoming, friendly and helpful. Room was beautiful and overlooking a canal. Beds very comfortable. Breakfast very generous and freshly brewed coffee and squeezed orange juice every morning. Even got a cake because it was my birthday! Would definitely recommend this place and plan to go back.

This set of rooms is a delightful surprise in a world of stainless steel and 'sameness'. The rooms are part of an older Venetian building that have been carefully renovated by the proprietor. From the moment you arrive you're made very welcome and given every assistance to settle in, almost like a b&b in fact. The rooms are well appointed with tea/coffee facilities and adequate power supplies. The Wi-Fi is particularly good. The en-suite is small but perfectly adequate with a shower, hand basin and wc. All of the rooms are on the first and second floors accessed by stairs. There isn't a lift but there is a chair lift that traverses the complete staircase. The location within Venice is excellent, not far from either San Marco or the Ponte Rialto. Nestled in a quiet street you can turn off the busy thoroughfare and within a few steps find yourself in an oasis of calm. Breakfast is continental and sufficient to make lunch unnecessary. The rooms have an understated quality about them that defies clichés and the proprietor is totally committed to making your stay a happy and fulfilling experience.

This was a perfect place to rest after days exploring Venice—comfortable, clean and with everything we needed. Andrea was kind and helpful and set us up for the day with an excellent breakfast. The rooms are a clever combination of traditional Venetian and modern convenience—enjoying the air conditioning when the temperature soared, we opened our ancient wooden shutters onto a view of the canal and passing boats. The location couldn’t be more convenient (close to both St Mark’s Square and Rialto), but its position down an extremely quiet street meant we heard almost nothing from our rooms, apart from the occasional gondola going by.