Venice Hotel Guide - Scuola Grande dei Carmini hotels in Venice, Italy.

"This property is a one-minute walk from the Sant Angelo stop on line 1 {vaporetto). Elegant, comfortable and extremely helpful and friendly staff. "

"I stay here every time I come to Venice. It is by far the best hotel for convenience, breakfast is excellent, staff are helpful and pleasant. I would highly recommend."

"Great staff, great location, great hotel"

"The room was very clean, staff were very helpful, breakfast included a lot of tasty options. Also the staff arranged for transportation to the airport"

"Clean spacious room and bathroom. Great location and view. All staff from check in to restaurant staff were friendly, helpful, kind. Would stay there again and recommend to others. "

"The best hotel for the port of Venice "

"Clean room, great location to walk to the main sites in Venice and there is a waterbus stop about a 2 minute walk from hotel, which was very useful. We stayed in the Attic room which was lovely and quiet - no lift available so be prepared to walk up 5 flights of stairs if you choose this room. Would recommend and return."

"Loved loved this property! Walkable to everything in Venice and water taxi if wanted to go further. Terrific breakfast included and bar if you wanted to chill after a day of sightseeing. We took advantage or the direct water taxi to the hotel. Was a great introduction to Venice. Mirko set this up. Mirko also gave us a coupon for a tour at the glass factory and we saw a demonstration of the Murano glass blowing. He is fabulous! Friendly and very helpful. He did get a bit frustrated with me as I wanted to use my phone directions to get to the water taxi. He encourage me to put down the phone and listen to him. Thanks for trying Mirko but I was nervous about navigating the streets to get to our tour in time. Overall would definitely stay at this hotel again. Beds very comfortable !! Ciao Robin T🇮🇹🍝"

"The breakfast buffet was a fantastic start of our days! The staff were very nice. The room design was eclectic. "