Ulasan Ca Dell'Arte

Beautiful hotel, lovely helpful staff and great location

Check in process is a bit confusing, like playing a game haha. There are free drinks and a lot of free snacks.

This place is a real gem in Venice. Location Location is very good, walkable distance to anywhere (10 mins to Piazza San Marco/St. Mark’s Square). Lots to eat in the vicinity and lots of interesting art galleries on the street. Room Our place was on the top floor and consisted of two rooms. Both had classical decoration. Our daughter especially loved her room. Our room was also very romantic. Bathroom is modern and brand new. Check-in/Staff Entrance and check-in is automatic, very easy and hassle-free. The hosts are always reachable and answer via phone/Whatsapp immediately in case of questions. Easy communication in English. Price/Performance Ratio Impressive. Everything was better than other hotels in Venice that we paid double the price. Extras Lots to eat and drink. Complimentary coffee, croissants, crackers, water, orange juice etc. Downside The only downside was having to carry the luggage two floors, but I guess that’s common in Venice.

Excelente habitación y habitaciones muy cómodas

船着場からすぐ。 事前に口コミを読んでいたので入り方もすぐに分かりました。 とても広く特別な調度品で整えられた素晴らしい部屋。バスタブもあって有り難かった。広いベッドでとてもよく眠れた。 一つ大変だったのはエレベーターが無いこと。重いスーツケースを持って狭い階段を3階まであがるのはとても大変でした

The place was very difficult to find. Pros Decorated Nicely Convenient to the water taxi Decently located Decorated ok Cons No elevator No English speaking channels The “city” view was looking at a rusty rooftop Fridge didn’t get cold The absolute worst bed any human could sleep on. So we found out we could upgrade of course and we got charged more. I probably would have been ok if they didn’t charge more for this. We moved into a room that was very hot, yet did have a smart tv for us to sign into Netflix The ceiling in the living room at its highest point was 6’3”. I could not stand up straight The patio was a mosquito pit.

We stayed in the apartment - it was conveniently located. We did find it hard to locate initially. The rooms were good size and clean. The cleaning team very helpful if we needed anything. We were able to store our luggage as we had a late flight.

On arrival we was greeted by marc ( I think that was his name).. So helpful ,friendly and also very professional ... Very informative... The hotel was spotlessly clean, great décor. Really big comfortable bed great location to the main square..we would definitely be back and highly recommend ca' dell'Arte worth much more then 3 stars...

What a gem of a place! - Very Venitian,small and friendly. Breakfast was offred at a nearby Theatre cafe, some 8 minute walk. Lovely choice of both sweet and savoury croissants and toasted sandwiches, plus fresh tea and coffee. Ca' dell Arte is situated close to Accademia bridge and well located for exploring Venice in all its beauty.

Fantastic hotel. In the heart of all the best places to visit. We were blown away with our room and the facilities. Exceptionally cleaned and very comfortable. Only downside is having to walk to get breakfast which we didn't take advantage of. Would highly recommend

Avoid this hotel. This hotel is a fraud. I booked 2 nights for an apartment but they sold me a small room without toilet and kitchen. They said they would refund but refused my refund claim via **********.

I will start with the positives.The hotel is situated in a good location, not far from the water and St Marks square, and is extremely quiet. The hotel staff were friendly and we received complementary breakfast every morning. This breakfast was basic but included a mix of breads with cheese and hams, croissants, and yogurt. It started us off well for the day. I always do a lot of research before booking a hotel, and picked this hotel as from the website and reviews, it appeared the rooms were spacious and unique. I particularly liked how every room was featured and I was looking forward to seeing how our room would be designed. However, when we arrived, our room was in the loft with a sloping ceiling. This meant the room had limited space and also lacked design. This was a real disappointment. We banged our heads on the beams on multiply occasions throughout our stay and had to almost crawl to the mini bar. The room door was also glass so was not sound proof at all. We had disturbed sleep every night with other guests coming and going from their rooms ( some rooms had a keypad which made a buzzing noise when opened), guests in their room ( we could hear the guests in the room next door - they had crying children and also a glass door!), and the staff. This was a special holiday with my boyfriend proposing and we wanted a luxury feel which we definitely did not receive. I also emailed ahead to ask whether the rooms had an iron. I was assured that all rooms had an iron, however our room didn’t and to be honest there was not much space to even iron. I saw two of the other rooms while the maids cleaned and was impressed with the size and also the design. I would recommend this hotel if you could guarantee you didn’t have the loft room. We had a lovely holiday but the room was a real disappointment.

My boyfriend booked a trip to Venice for my birthday, and my word did he score a winner with this hotel. The location is perfect - there is a water bus stop at the end of the street, about a 2 minute walk that goes to San Marco Square. The hotel itself is spotless, couldn’t fault it at all. Cleanliness is top notch. Bed is huge and super comfortable. My one improvement would be to have thicker bed sheets during the colder months - I think I saw one in the top of the wardrobe but wasn’t sure if this had a cover on it so didn’t use it. The room we had - “Deco” was so a really good size. Two windows both with traditional shutters that blocked out all light which was absolutely fantastic. Bathroom really clean and a really good size. Area is really quiet so you can truly get a really decent nights sleep. Would highly recommend to anyone travelling to Venice, and would also definitely return.

When we managed to locate the hotel, having walked up and down the street several times. Tiny name plaque by the door stating it was a hotel. It was more of a townhouse with a key code entrance ( that wouldn’t work) so we had to ring the buzzer. Then we were let in, there is no one to greet you, our information about our room in an envelope with our name on it on a tray. There is no lift. The decor is very baroque and very elegant. Again keycode entrance to our room that didn’t work. ( at this point I was losing the will to live as we had had a long day travelling) had to ring a Whats app number and tell them we couldn’t get into our room. My husband had to go on a ‘hunt the keys’with instructions from the proprietor on the phone, We eventually gained entrance to the room, a lovely room with two extra beds on a mezzanine, good quality furnishings, gorgeous Venetian glass chandelier and mirror. View out on to side alley but that wasn’t an issue. Bed very comfortable. Bathroom very well appointed with good sized bath and shower, toiletries provided. Disappointing breakfast on a tray in room with a selection of prepackaged ( pretty awful) croissants & not very nice pre packaged pastries. Crackers, cheese and nuts plus jams, yoghurts and juice, water provided in fridge. The tray is replenished every day. We ate the yoghurts and had the crackers and cheese, juice for breakfast. Bonus, a proper nespresso coffee machine with pods, coffee milk, kettle and tea, Nescafé etc Very close to a Vaporetto stop at St Samuele. This is our 4th time in Venice, we love it so we took advantage of the Vaporettos and travelled round the City, taking photos. You can buy a 1/2/3 days Vaporetto pass so you can go all over the lagoon in them visiting the islands Murano, Burano and Torcello. Which we did. Venice is a very walkable city too if you are able bodied, lots of bridges. Wonderful shops and fascinating historic churches and museums to visit. We went to the stringed instrument museum and in the evening went to a concert of Vivaldi Four Seasons in the church where he played regularly. Fantastic. On a previous visit we went to the Guggenheim museum and Art gallery ( we went twice) with many beautiful paintings. Also Leonardo da Vinci museum. We followed a trail of churches that have Old Masters paintings and Sculptures in them…. We had two bad experiences at the hotel concerning getting some sleep, our room ( Imperiale) was adjacent to an Airbnb ( we think) the first night there was a party and loud music, with singing etc. although the walls were thick we could hear the substantial noise until gone midnight. Someone shouted at them from the street to be quiet, then it stopped. The second night was quiet and we slept well, the third night another extremely loud party, my husband shouted at them through our window and threatened them with the police, amazingly they quietened down. The following morning we complained to the management ( there was alw