Locanda Art Deco - Venice

Using a google map the hotel was easy to find. Staff were friendly and helpful. The room was small (normal for Venice) but clean.

Our room was on the alley and there was some noise from diners at a cafe directly below.

I liked the decor and the fact that it was an old building converted into a hotel. It was also extremely convenient & close to a vaporetto. The breakfast catered for Anglos by providing muesli, not just a continental breakfast. Both my husband & I appreciated the fact that blankets were provided instead of the usual duvet, which we both find is always too hot.

It is unfortunate that the hotel is opposite a bar, as the noise from late night revellers echoes in the narrow street & comes straight up through the windows. Fortunately, this was not a major problem.

wi-fi in the rooms worked properly as declared

view to the dull yard from the room, air conditioner was broken and thus we've got plenty of mosquitos coming in the night through the window. Breakfast canbe scarcely named as breakfast, there was tea/coffee with crousan/ piece of bread and butter and that's it. Location was not so close to the main square as it was described on the site

Very helpful staff, lovely hotel and great location. What more could you want?

location, style, cosy and romantic atmosphere

very poor breakfast

The location and the services available made this a great stay, no where is too far away.

Not really a big issue but it would be nice to have some clear direction on the Vaporatie services as this information was hard to come by. It meant we had a 1.5 hour wait to leave the Venice because our line didnt start until mid morning.

good location, very easy to go to S. Marco by foot. the room is clean.

Nice hotel, we have stayed in residence which is about 50 meters away from the hotel, nice spacious room. Good location close to St. Mark square but not overcrowded with tourists.

Very well located small hotel with a good breakfast and staff that was helpful both with accommodations and information about Venice. We spent two nights in a room just above the trattoria across the street (which would normally have been fine as the windows are double-paned), then we spent several more nights in an annex a block away, in a very spacious loft apartment.

Arriving as we did during a heat wave, it was problematic that we had to sleep the first night with the window open as the air conditioner was out of repair - this exposed us both to the noise from the trattoria a few feet away and to a lot of mosquitos. The second night, the staff showed great initiative by roping a portable air conditioner into the window - we still had mosquitos but the sound of the unit dulled the trattoria noise and we were cool enough to sleep. We were then moved to an apartment a block away for the remaining four nights of our stay - it was much cooler and a very pleasant place to stay.

Simply a perfect stay! Would definetly stay here again on my next trip to Venice.

Very nice little family-like hotel in a quiet area, not far from S. Marco. Glean, nicely decorated rooms, cozy breakfast room (very good coffee). Friendly staff, Linda is the best hostess ever met.

Perhaps too many steps if you have troubles with legs.

Nice, spacious rooms; great location; reception lady was extremely kind, helpful, and corteous.

Only complaint is about the breakfast: one single person serves all tables. Not that there are many tables, but you might have to be patient until a clean seat is available. Otherwise great place.

Top notch service from friendly staffs, always go the extra mile to ensure stay comfort

Good location. Pleasant staff. Decent size room and bathroom.

As with all of Venice, very expensive for what you get.

This was our second stay, it is a small boutique hotel while close to everything it is a little bit quieter re tourist traffic and there are two piazas close by with great cafes and restaurants, live music nightly.