Maison Venezia | UNA Esperienze

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Ubicación en un lugar muy tranquilo

This is a great property in a quiet neighborhood. We took a water taxi directly to the hotel - no dealing with luggage on bumpy streets. They also had the best breakfast we have had in Italy so far. We highly recommend it

Excellent stay, staff was amazing.

This was a beautiful and well kept hotel right on the water in the old Jewish ghetto district. It was in walking distance from St Mark's bascillica, doge palace, Rialto Bridge and more. The hotel itself was beautiful with renovations made to keep it up to date. The staff was incredibly welcoming and friendly. The free breakfast buffet was top notch. You are within 3-5 min walk to two different vaporetto stops. It was nice and quiet near the hotel which was very important for me. I loved it here. My only issue is that our room definitely smelled of the water in the canals but that's to be expected with a waterfront room. You quickly got over it though being in the room after 5 minutes you couldn't tell. I would definitely recommend staying here to anyone!

Looking a bit tired but can’t fault the service

Air conditioned and clean

A pretty disappointing stay. Location was very convenient. Room was a good size, however the bathroom space was tiny and the decor in general was very worn. Definitely in need of renovation. No gym which was a miss but understand space in Venice is at a premium.

Staff extremely helpful and provided help when needed. Close proximity to everything. Loved it

The hotel is located close to the Ca' d'Oro vaporetto (waterbus) as well as the Fondamente Nova stop, making it incredibly convenient to get around, including a direct route to the Biennale Gardens and the airport (respectively). The neighborhood itself is cute and doesn't feel overly touristy and wasn’t too crowded - One thing to note: if you approach the hotel by walking from the opposite direction, you have to navigate two block-long, very narrow alleys. As a solo female traveler, I had no issues and the alleys are well-lit, but they might make some a bit nervous at night. The Rooms: Room 503 (Ground Level): If you are assigned this room, ask for a change immediately. It was terrible. Because it is on the ground floor, it smelled incredibly musty and damp, and the bathroom had a strong sewer odor. To make matters worse, you cannot open the windows to air it out. On one side, outdoor tables are set right next to the window, meaning cigarette smoke blows straight inside (and leaks in even if they are closed) On the other side is a stagnant waterway, which began to smell during the warm week I was there. The Second Room (+1 Floor): After switching, this room was fine. The bathroom was a bit older and the shower was quite small, but the bed was very comfortable, and the AC/cooling worked well. I was also able to open the bathroom window to let the room breathe, as it faced a small, quiet interior patio between the buildings. It’s not terrible.

Breakfast was excellent. Room was clean.