The hotel was small but the room was a good size- making it perfect for a city break. Breakfast was provided in a buffet style european breakfast room- the food was great. The hotel was easily findable from the nearest canal taxi stop and was a 5-10 minute leisurely walk from St Mark's Basilica and Square. Overall an excellent base... More

Hotel Gorizia was very pleasant. It's filled mostly with italians and French people on holidays, but the staff were very friendly, breakfast was fine, and it was clean. The location couldn't be better. Stay in the Hilton if u want American style treatment, but in Venice I think it was really good. More

This hotel is in an excellent location, just off San Marco square. The staff are very friendly and as helpful as you will get in Italy. The breakfast here is pretty average, standard Italian dry bread, cheese and ham. We had a problem with receiving wifi in our room on the first night (we stayed 2 nights) and when I... More

This hotel came up as the cheapest in the list and being 3-star, I thought it should be alright. Its nearest boat station is called Rialto and most tourist attractions are within walking distance; Piazza San Marco and Rialto Bridge. The room is spacious. I thought the small TV is placed a bit too high. Everything looked and felt antique.... More

We arrived in Venice on October 15 and stayed at this hotel for two nights. The temperatures were in the 40's (f) both nights but did warm up to the high 50's during the day. If you sat in the sun it was merely comfortable. Now for the hotel---no heat. We asked over and over could we please have heat... More

the hotel is in one awesome location! Right between Rialto and St. MArk's square, so if you are spending a night, its the best time to visit St. Mark's square late when all the other tourists who do not live close by have left - and that IS the best time to see it! The hotel rooms are done very... More

This hotel is a bit overpriced for what you get, but it is in a great location, right between the Rialto Bridge and St. Mark's Square. This hotel is also one of the few in Venice that has handicapped accessible rooms and an elevator, which met the needs of my elderly relative. Some of our other rooms were oddly configured.... More

Ranked against our previous trips to Venice this hotel still ranks as very average. 220 Euros for one night. (Although Graspo de Ua is worse) We stayed in 115 (and the second couple in 116), 115 is the handicapped room (we never chose it - it was allocated to us), which meant that the bathroom was quite big and it... More

We booked Hotel Gorizia in the Venice train station agency, which cost us 3 Euros fee, when on previous visits this service was free. One more tourist rip-off. We thought we would get a really good hotel for the price,( 187 Euros per night). Forget it. The hotel was no better than those at half the price in other locations.... More