Ca' Arco Antico  

I loved the location to St Marco's Square. THe staff was very freindly and spoke English. The hotel had a free computer set up for the guests to use with internet access. I would stay there again.

The family-run hotel is located near the Rialto bridge, just slightly off a main street. Plenty of eateries and shops in the vicinity. We stayed in a big double room overlooking a part of the Grand Canal through the small balcony. The decor is Venetian with golden silk wall covering and a beautiful Murano glass chandelier. The breakfast given was typical Italian with croissants, ham and salami. The staff were very helpful and friendly. Overall the stay was good, well worth the money.

We stayed during winter and in the morning the room can be a bit cold once you get out of bed, therefore a hot morning shower is recommended.

Everything. The location was great (close to the grand canal) and the rooms were fantastic. It's a traditional Venetian house and the staff were very friendly, helpful and welcoming (breakfast was also great). This is a real hidden gem, with a great location and the price was really good for central Venice. I would recommend anyone who is staying in Venice who wants to keep their budget down to stay here (and don't get me wrong - this is not a budget hotel - it is a nice hotel at budget prices).

Impossible to find (although this might be a criticism of Venice rather than the hotel itself). Better signage would have helped - if we hadn't have stopped to get a pizza and use the cafe's free wifi for google maps we would never have found it.

The Owner was the nicest person we met on our trip to Italy.

It was hard to find at first, but once you found it, it was very convienent

The staff were very helpful and the cleanliness of the rooms and the location.

It is right next to the water, even though there is a 5 mins walk to the water bus station

It is an authentic Venetian house,old with charm and decorated with taste. The owner met us at the door. Very quaint. No feel of mass tourism. Owner emailed before our arrival to welcome us and arrange to be there upon our arrival.

Can be hard to find as many things are in Venice,just don't forget your map and the card of the hotel like we did after going to dinner! Some very friendly locals helped us out. The area is central Venice but a bit quieter and neighborhood feeling versus extremely commercial without lots of nick nack shops,that is actually a plus. Easy walk to train station,no regrets.

Good location

A bit small and not really a "hotel". Better described as a pensione.

Location

Everything ok

Quaint and antique hotel. The location was good once you found it.

It was very difficult to find ! Our room was dark and felt like a basement. The beds were extremely uncomfortable and hard. The TV was challenging to figure out, as there were two remote controls and neither seemed to work. We were on the walkway next to the loading area for all the businesses. So, very early all the hand carts were bumping along the cobblestones to make their deliveries. The tables for breakfast only seat two, so others must sit at separate tables.

The staff were extremely warm and helpful. The room decor sustained the romantic spirit of Venice and the bed was extremely comfortable. Terrific location.

The owners were supernice and even came to pick us up in the square nearby once I called them as we couldn't find the right street for the hotel. Very conveniet near Rialto, clean with decent size room

leaving my luggage there as soon as we arrived.

I booked a superior room and was given a standard room - and until I asked, they didn't tell me. I had to ask for the price to reflect the room classification as they couldn't give the superior room I booked. Breakfast was skimpy and service not very friendly.