Central location close to St. Mark's Square
Spacious (by Venice standards) rooms with bright, stylish decor
All rooms have large flat-screen TVs and free Wi-Fi
Generous breakfast spread and a small bar
Room service available
Small, romantic rooftop terrace
Free trips to Murano glass factory
No elevator
Bathrooms are small but modern
No on-site fitness center or full restaurant
If you're looking for a centrally-located hotel that captures the charm of Venice, this boutique property is a nice option. There are very few on-site amenities aside from a generous breakfast buffet and a small rooftop, but the overall ambiance is incredibly romantic thanks to the canal-side location and spacious rooms bedecked in stylish, contemporary decor. Bathrooms are tiny and there's no elevator, but most find the hotel makes up for it with a friendly staff and often reasonable rates. Freebies include Wi-Fi and trips to the Murano glass factory.
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Scene
A romantic, boutique hotel that is favored by honeymooners and couples celebrating their anniversaries.
If you want the full Venice experience, the AD Place Venice is a nice option. Rooms overlook the canal where you might see singing gondoliers pass by the hotel. Candles and lanterns light the hotel's entryway at night, setting the mood for a romantic honeymoon or trip to celebrate one's wedding anniversary. The hotel also rents out apartments, convenient for those traveling with their families or friends.The rooms and common areas are outfitted in brightly colored Venetian baroque furnishings and Murano lamps. The hotel also has a small bar and a rooftop lounge outfitted with comfy cushions, where you can sip some limoncello and enjoy the view.
Location
Centrally located hotel near St. Mark's Square and the Rialto bridge.
The hotel is in a central location, just a few minutes from St. Mark's Square and the Rialto bridge. There's also a food market two blocks away. It's next to the main canal route for gondolas, so you can hear the music and singing as the gondoliers glide by. It's a short walk to a water taxi stop. In spite of the proximity to main sights, guests report that the hotel is fairly quiet.Some travelers say the hotel is a bit difficult to find, as is the case with many places in Venice.
Rooms
Rooms are richly appointed with traditional Venetian furniture and amenities like bathrobes.
The Venetian baroque-style rooms feature brightly colored furniture and homey amenities like bathrobes and slippers. Bathrooms are tight but modern. Get a room with a canal view if you want to see gondoliers outside your window, but stick to a ground floor room if you don't want to have to walk up a lot of steps (there's no elevator).The hotel also rents out apartments, which offer kitchenettes and living rooms. The larger apartment features a pool table and terraces overlooking the canal.
Features
A rooftop lounge and free Wi-Fi are among the hotel's amenities, though there is no restaurant or fitness center on-site.
A rooftop patio lets you take in the surroundings while sipping a glass of Chianti. Though there's no restaurant in the hotel, there is a bar and the hotel offers room service. The hotel also offers free Wi-Fi and a free excursion to Murano.Guests can get Italian and international daily papers. While there's no business center, the reception can send and receive faxes.
