Hotels Near Rialto Market in Venice

If it weren't for the elevator, or rather the non-elevator, it would be a good option. We stayed three days, and when we arrived they told us that just that afternoon the elevator had broken (that's bad luck). Our room, on the equivalent of a fourth floor, was very uncomfortable every time we got to the hotel, after all the fatigue, going back up some stairs that are also very, very deteriorated and unsafe. I am certain, but with zero evidence, that the elevator is not enabled by the hotel during the low season. And it is an essential service, in addition to the transfer of suitcases.

This is my first time traveling in Venice, and I am looking forward to the hotel~ This hotel is very close to the water bus station. At the main railway station, take the water bus No. 1, and it is only 1 minute away from the hotel after getting off the boat. It is recommended to buy a day ticket according to the number of travel days and you can ride freely. Although the hotel did not have a river view for this arrangement, the staff arranged rooms with a few balconies. I am very grateful to them for deliberately arranging a small furnished room because it is a honeymoon. And send a bottle of wine as a blessing. The staff at the front desk of the hotel are very friendly, and they clearly introduce the surrounding attractions, and suggest tourist routes and recommended attractions worth visiting. Although the lights in the hotel room are relatively dark, the service is top-notch! Every time I go out and return to the hotel room, the staff will clean the room and even fold the clothes for me! The service was particularly pleasantly surprised.  All in all, I highly recommend this hotel, because the transportation is very convenient, and it can be regarded as an intermediate station of various attractions.

Less than 5 minutes from St. Mark's Square, the environment is good, there is a small yard in the entrance. European decoration, warm and comfortable. Right from that price. Good breakfast, and snake fruit. Because the train changed the hotel last night, someone was watching the food and monitoring, and the juice was only available. Parent-child travel must pay attention to, we have a two-person room in Florence, said that the baby is more than 5 years old, it is necessary to set a three-person room law, was replaced by three people, the price is more expensive than Rome, 700.

The reception was very welcoming. The hotel is in a good location. It takes only a few minutes to walk from the water bus and only 2 minutes to walk from Piazza San Marco. Breakfast was in a restaurant with a very Venetian feel. The experience was very good👍

I booked a triple room, but the hotel only provided two bottles of water. I can't understand this. I went to the front desk and asked, and the service staff said this was the hotel's rule. A little strange. The room was very cold and the heating didn't work at all. The cup is very thin and small. The extra bed is a very narrow sofa. The location is good, very close to St. Mark's Square. But the price is really not worth it when it’s cold in the off-season. You can live near the train station and buy a one-day ferry ticket to go sightseeing, which is more suitable.

My experience with the hotel overall was good. The room is well located, in the heart of Venice. The blanket that covered the bed bothered me a little, as it seemed very old to me. I had a problem with the guest who was in another room because as the bathroom was shared, when I went to take a shower at 11pm the guest in the other room complained that we were taking a shower late and asked us to take a shower earlier.

The hotel is close to Piazza San Marco, a boat ride from the airport to Piazza San Marco, and a few minutes walk to the hotel. Venice is an old house, transformed into a duplex, with a living room downstairs, a single bed, and a large bed upstairs.