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"The hotel is in an excellent location. Salute Station is definitely the first choice when entering Venice. It can be quiet and quiet. The hotel is next to the Dormition Church. The other side of the canal is St. Mark's Square. One stop is very convenient for shipping. But San Marco got on the boat directly, and the most important thing to carry luggage was to cross a small bridge with few steps. The design of the hotel is very new. Although only the beggar room is booked, the canal is not visible outside the window, but the area is not small. Breakfast can be eaten by the window. It is the same as breakfast. The hair dryer in the room is good, smooth and has a bathtub The shower room is a shallow basin and the water splashes easily. Booking was full at that time, and Ctrip was still very happy to book in early July. Although the price was not cheap, but after staying for 24 hours, I felt it was worth it, but when I checked in, the hotel informed me of the reservation information, but the hotel did not give the supplier Confirm the reply, if the room is full, hehe, what is this operation? The payment was also successfully deducted two days before check-in, although it was surprisingly safe, and I received an oversold message on the day of my arrival on the check-in. Let me contact Ctrip."

"The hotel is very convenient to Venice's main attractions and can be reached on foot, but Venice's transportation is more expensive. You can only take a water bus from the train station to the hotel. One way 7 & # 183; The hotel itself is in good condition and the breakfast is plentiful, but unfortunately we have to catch the plane the next day, and the breakfast box prepared by the restaurant is very ordinary."

"Room size is just nice for 4pax. There’s no electric thermos inside the room but staff is kind enough to give hot water. Bathroom is clean. Housekeeping provided new towels daily. Reception is friendly."

"Family hotel hotel, service attitude is very warm and thoughtful, the facilities in the room are very old."

"There is air conditioning. You can go to the front desk to ask for a remote control. Disposable slippers are also provided free of charge. There is a disposable shower gel shampoo and soap in the room. The uncle at the front desk looks very kind. But the room style is very depressed and old. I don't like it. I need to pay attention to 🥺 and I opened the bed and found that there was a huge shoe print on my sheets. . . . . But I was too tired and I lay down and slept."

"The hotel was planned next to the bus station and train station. From the station, go further, across a high bridge with many steps. There are porters nearby, you can negotiate for 5€/suitcase. The hotel is impressive. Excellent decoration, welcome drinks (not slop, like many places, but good champagne or any drink, including good coffee). The room is just as good. Everything is in the photo. There is an individual (!!!) exit to the micro patio for smoking purposes, whoever needs it. Coffee machine with very good non-presso-sized tablets. Pillow menu. Very polite staff, eager to help with everything. Rain umbrellas. Champagne for breakfast. Breakfast, by the way, is also good. Orders for any omelet or scrambled eggs, artistic presentation of the ordered dish. Unlike overrated hotels in Florence, the price for this hotel ($330), although high, is accompanied by a good level of service."

"Centrally located, however no elevator. Great breakfast. There were mosquitos in the room even we did not open any window."

"The hotel has a classic quaint style, like the rigorous old hotel on TV Small space, but great service"