Hotel ai do Mori

The only positive point is the location really very close to St Mark's Square and the boat stops. Then, everything goes wrong... Approximate cleanliness (dead insects which have never changed place in 3 days, stain on the pillow) and towels not replaced on the last day, nothing left to wash and dry yourself ... Terrible bedding with sloping mattress and very tired springs. The hotel is old and dilapidated, carpets, tapestries in the common areas. Owner not necessarily very pleasant, never available (reception closed 3 days in a row at 8:30 a.m. but the owner then blames you for never seeing you and not spending your days at the hotel to meet him). It says on the booking sites that the hotel has stairs but you should definitely know that they are horribly steep and narrow and if you are as unlucky as us, you will be on the 3rd floor, and believe me we can feel them passing! Bathroom not included in room 7, you will be on the landing with a door to which you will have the key so that it is very private, not the most practical and intimate. Room too small (still 7), impossible to open the suitcase anywhere other than on the bed. Very busy street, bar just below, very noisy, bring earplugs to hope for sleep. No breakfast. Far too expensive for the mediocrity of the place.

Low budget hotel (everything is relative) for Venice. Hotel ideally located in Venice, 2 minutes from St. Mark's Square, so there is everything on site to eat and refresh. The hotel doesn't look like much but the room we had was clean, spacious and decorated in the Venetian spirit. We had no noise and the room was cleaned every day, with bed made and bathroom linen replaced. The only small flaw was the non-existent view as it overlooked the view from another room. We were originally supposed to have a room in another hotel but apparently there was no more room (yes, of course). In the end, it didn't bother us. Breakfast included to be taken in the other hotel. Buffet breakfast, simple but effective. Available: coffee (medium), tea or chocolate/cappuccino, yogurt, pastries, bread, cheese and ham as well as juice. Very good value for money.

A stone's throw from Saint Mark's Square, that's the only advantage. We sell you the view of the campanile but it is for only one of the rooms, the other rooms have zero view (see photos). The entire hotel deserves a refresh from A to Z, dilapidated bathroom, questionable cleanliness.