We stayed at the Antico Doge during late April 2013 during a five day break in Venice. We arrived on Italy's Republic day which meant that the usualy busy Venice streets were rammed with even more people - mostly Italians making the most of a long weekend. When we arrived at the hotel and were told we had no room... More

Stayed here 4 nights, end of April 2013, two adults and 8 yr old. We did much researching on hotels for all our Italian destinations, as previous trips showed, the main tourist areas have so, so many hotels to choose from. We felt Venice required a hotel with a canal view, overlook a piazza with bell tower and fairly easy... More

This is a nice hotel in a good location if you enjoy walking. Walking in Venice in May is challenging, especially in the rain. Here are some ideas the Hotel should consider to make it to 4 stars: thicker bath towels as the ones we had were paper thin, thicker carpet or a mat under the carpet to prevent skidding,... More

We were so excited to stay in Venice in a former doges residence. Unfortunately, he was a bad Doge and got his head chopped off. We took the Fallier suite (really just a bigger room), because of the illusions of grandeur we had on our first trip to Venice. All the reviews looked great except, do people sleep with earplugs... More

The hotel is close to a boat landing, thus, perfect to get to any place around Venice. Our room was nicely furnished "classic style", including sofa and chair; bathroom was a little bit small (but still sufficient) with hotel branded toiletries. Breakfast was sufficient. We stayed for one week and the only thing that really bothered was the stiff mattress.... More

My husband and I stayed here for five nights. The situation is lovely and quiet, and handy for all the major attractions with a two minute walk to the nearest Vaporreto stop. It was such a lovely hotel and our room was just wonderful, with the bed on a mezzanine level with a very pleasant sitting room. Breakfast was good... More

This small hotel is located on a small canal within a 5 min walk to the Rialto Bridge and about 7mins to St Marks square. Be aware this hotel does not have lifts and although they carry your bags up you will have to haul them down and back to the vaporetto stop (a 15 min walk with one bridge).... More

The suite was amazing with a beautiful view onto a charming church - san apostoli. The staff are extremely helpful and the decor needs to be seen to be believed!! Although I had a wet start to my visit nothing could mask the beauty of venice and the close location to st Marks and Rialto made it great to duck... More

A lovely small hotel in a good location, walkable to the main sites and beyond. We stayed in a family room (with a 9 and an 11 year old) and were really impressed with the decor, good space and layout. Our family room consisted of a narrow room, off the main one, housing 2 single beds and a window with... More