Stayed at this hotel in June 2008 with my son, and we loved this hotel! This hotel was very modern inside with great decor, spacious rooms, large bathroom, and comfortable beds. The highest complement I can pay to this hotel is that I would definitely bring my "high standard" wife back to this hotel. More details. This hotel less than one block from the Accademia water taxi stop so you won't have far to go with your luggage. The staff was friendly and helpful. The free breakfast buffet was very good. As stated above, the interior of the hotel was artistically done and very nice. The airconditioning was excellent and kept our room cool on very hot days. The hotel has a public computer with free internet access. Unlike other hotels on our trip, this computer was available whenever we needed it. I also got a very good price online. The hotel is located in a quiet neighborhood with about a 10 minute walk to St Mark's Square, and 20 minutes to the Rialto. The distance to St Mark's Square is a slight negative. I would definitely recommend this hotel and plan on returning to it.

Authenticity. Sometimes you find a hotel or restaurant that's so wonderful you don't want to tell people for fear of it being discovered. Well, I'm wanting to share because my spouse and I enjoyed an amazing time at Ca' Pisani during our Venice adventure. Let the place be discovered. It's perfectly located near Peggy's (the Guggenheim, that is) off the Acadmey Bridge. The breakfast great. We loved the the deco antiques in the room and public spaces. The art blew us away. Italian Futurism to the max. Any hotel that has a Depero in the lobby is okay in my book. We got great, friendly personal service from the various concierges and can't wait to return.

We stayed in this hotel for a couple of nights in July. It was very easy to find and close to a Vaporetto stop. The hotel itself was stylish with very pleasant rooms and cool air-con which was appreciated as Venice is very hot in July. Great location for all the sights - St Marks is within walking distance and the Vaporetto stop is just round the corner. Breakfast was tasty and the bar was a nice place to hang out before going to dinner. The Art Deco look was a bit different to your average hotel and made the place seem even more stylish and special. Would highly recommend this hotel.

This hotel has a wonderful location down a quiet street but a short walk from Zatterre and Accademia vaporetto stops. The bedrooms and bathrooms look like they have been recently refurbished and the bed was one of the most comfortable I have ever slept in. We ate in the hotel's restaurant La Revista on our first night and had a very good meal. The only slight downside was the lack of hot water. We stayed in room 19 on the second floor for 3 nights and were without hot water on two occasions. Having said this, the staff were quick to sort out the problem each time, and our friends in a room on the floor below had no problems at all The staff were always keen to help, ringing the water taxi company several times on our behalf to sort out departure.

I was very excited to stay at this hotel after reading many reviews, and I agree with all of its strong points. The staff at the desk were excellent; they all seem to be willing to answer our questions, help us make dinner reservations, and find our way around. The location was perfect: both in regards to access from the water transportation and for walking to many excellent sights that were nearby. It was also blissfully quiet, a real asset on such a busy weekend. The breakfast was fine, and the bar a pleasant place for a before or after-dinner drink. Unfortunately, we didn't get the opportunity to eat dinner there. One thing that was very disappointing to me was that our room was overly warm, "stuffy" being the most apt description I can think of. The first night I called the desk to see how we could turn on the air conditioning, and I was told that it was something that was controlled centrally, not in our individual rooms. So we opened the windows wide, turned on the bathroom fan, and managed to be comfortable, except for battling a few mosquitos. On subsequent days we tried to keep the sun out during the afternoons so that we didn't return to such a warm room. The first day, the housekeeping staff opened them; the second, my husband didn't put the blinds down properly. Every day, trying to make the temperature in the room comfortable became our endeavor. In short, I didn't expect this to be an issue in a hotel of this standard. Coming home with mosquito bites is okay for a camping trip, not for a stay in a pricey hotel.