We loved our rustic, authentic and and ancient room. Our room was at the very top of this former post office building built in the 1500s. Nadia, our host, offered to bring our bags up the several stairways for us. The mini fridge was tucked inside a cute vintage cabinet which had a matching table and chair. We enjoyed the view of the Rialto Mercato and grand canal from the windows. One evening we were dining outdoors at a place recommended by Nadia, when it started to rain. Nadia passed by us on her way home and gave us her umbrella!

Very typically Venetian, very central for walking to all the most important sites. Plenty of restaurants very close after a busy day. Our stay was made special for my wifes birthday with flowers and complimentary Prosecco in the room. Staff extremely knowledgeable and helpful. A tiny bit difficult to find but well worth it when found. We would definitely recommend staying there and we certainly return.

Finding the place was hard because it is hidden in between tight walls. We eventually found it. Staff is nice. Shower is small as expected but had plenty of hot water. They provided free tea and coffee in the room with biscuits. The decorations (bed sheets, curtains) could use updating as it reminded us of the 60s. 20 min walk to the Venezia S Lucia train station, 15 min walk to St Mark's Square. Overall decent hotel.

Our superior double room, Canal view, had a view of the grand Canal and the fish market. The air conditioning worked great, and the room was clean and comfortable. The ceilings are quite low, so I imagine someone super tall might feel a little crowded. The pictures provided by hotels.com show the room as it is. It is several flights of stairs up, so be ready for that. Google Maps helped us find this place fairly easy, and as we got close, there were signs to get us to the right spot. We took the vaporetto from the train station to Rialto Mercato and it was a short walk from there. Just walk through the fish market and cross the bridge and take a left on the next street, take the next left and look for the signs.