Hotels near Castello in Venice

"The hotel was nice and clean; in the room, there was a mini fridge and an AC, which was handy. The bathroom was spacious and there was toiletries. The only negative thing about the room was the bed; the mattres was too flat and the bed base made a lot of noise every time you turned around/lay on the bed. Breakfast is served at the hotel; it's simple but abundant. The hotel clerks were always super polite and helpful. The hotel is located near Marco Polo Sq and you can walk to most places. Super recommended."

"The living, breathing wallpaper that has survived the test of time has become a comfortable shelter. Very much memorable to have a breakfast service experience by a older lady with an elegant demeanor and service attitude and nice coffee"

"The location is perfect, just a two-minute walk from St. Mark's Square and six minutes from the Rialto Bridge, among other places. It's a small hotel that needs renovation, especially the bathroom. The shower screen was loose and difficult to close because the rails were coming apart. There were mosquitoes, which kept me awake one night. The breakfast was very basic; it's a buffet, but they only offer bread, York ham, salami, cheese, yogurts, cereals, milk, juice, croissants, and small tubs of honey and chocolate spread. The dining area is very small, but the quality of the breakfast is good, with freshly baked bread and croissants and freshly sliced cold cuts. The hotel is very quiet, and the staff's service is excellent and very friendly. The room cleaning was minimal; they only changed the sheets and towels and emptied the trash. In summary, I highlight its proximity to the main attractions."

"My girlfriend and I stayed for two days, and it was okay in general. The breakfast was quite simple, enough to last until lunch. The jacuzzi didn't work, as we later found out the night before checking out. We had to use another entrance to get to our room, and there was no elevator from the ground to the first floor, so it was a little inconvenient. We only had one key card for our room, which also caused us a little inconvenience, and we couldn't get another. The stuff was polite and helpful during our stay."

"The room had a nostalgic feel and the bedding was clean. The service was adequate. The soundproofing wasn't great; I could clearly hear people talking on the street below. Despite the windows being closed, there were a lot of mosquitoes in the room. I could hear them buzzing in my ear all night, which kept me from sleeping. I woke up with 5 or 6 mosquito bites. The picture shows bloodstains after killing a mosquito. There were also multiple old and new bloodstains on the wallpaper."

"This was one of the most expensive hotel we have paid for during our Italy trip but the one with the worst check-in experience. As we saw reviews on Google that luggage has been stolen before with no camera to track, we wanted to lock our 2 luggages together for storage as the room was not ready. But the hotel staff became really defensive and did not allow us to do so, claiming that it’s difficult for him to handle for storage. The hotel even provided a slip that hotel declines all responsibilities of baggages. They do not want to bear responsibilities yet did not allow us to take basic precautions with our belongings. After sometimes debating with the reception and the staff, they finally allowed us to do so but gave really black faces even when we try to take picture of our luggages in the lobby. Upon returning from our long day of walk, the positive note is that the reception and the staff handling our luggages have a much more positive attitude and were more helpful. There were a lot of small stairs to our room so the staff assisted with the luggages. The main good thing is that this hotel is really near to Venezia Santa Lucia station and you do not need to carry luggages for a long distance across bridges. Facility is actually quite old and basic but at least clean. Breakfast view next to canal is good. Recommend for a short 1 night stay at Venice but we will likely not return again."

"The rooms are clean and air conditioned. The rooms are 2 rooms, so you have to share the bathroom and kitchen. That was not a big problem, we managed to use the bathroom without many difficulties. Clean and functional bathroom. The hotel is very large and has large beds."

"This stay had a mix of positives and negatives. We were not placed at San Cassiano as expected but were instead transferred to another hotel in their chain, Palazzo Stern. The alternate hotel wasn’t bad—it's located along the Grand Canal and has a lovely terrace. The property itself boasts some impressive design elements, likely stemming from its past as an antique mansion turned hotel. We were given a loft room, which unfortunately didn’t have any windows with a view, and the space was a bit cramped for two large suitcases. On the plus side, the bathroom had a beautiful design. Breakfast was ok, though nothing to rave about. The hotel is a bit of a walk from most attractions unless you opt for a water taxi, with a water taxi stop conveniently located right outside the hotel."