This is the perfect accommodation to experience Venice. It is located in a small square with a wonderful view. This hotel has very fine rooms and breakfast, it is worth mentioning that his bathroom area is very large, and equipped with high quality personal toiletries. The lobby area of this hotel is full of drama and mystery. Love the dining space for breakfast, which offers a variety of local specialties and you can dine in the sun. One of the surprises of our trip was the hotel's open restaurant, which served delicious Italian cuisine, lobster pasta, and wild fruits from Tuscany, making it one of the most delicious meals we had in Venice. If you are only 15 minutes away on foot from the train station, it is very convenient to visit the famous sights and seaside scenery, as well as the art gallery, the Venetian Theatre, and most of the sights are within walking distance. I am very happy to share such a romantic trip to Venice with my friends.

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The room was perfect for our family of 5 - it's hard to find hotels in Europe to fit all of us. It worked great as our home base to rest. It's got a great location not too far of a walk from the train, there are lots of restaurants, bakeries and even a nice market around the corner. The breakfast spread was lovely, lots of options, it was nice to sit in the breakfast room and enjoy it before we headed out for the day. The staff was very helpful and kind.

We truly can't think of anything that we would change - we had to leave for the train earlier on Easter morning still they had breakfast set up for us to bring on our trip.

The entrance foyer to the hotel is beautiful. The room was massive and clean (our room was upgraded for free)! The chap at check in was friendly (and hilarious). The hotel is a short 12 minute walk to where we caught the water bus (Zattere) to go back to the airport. The hotel is in a great location with lots of bars and restaurants near by. We didn’t stay for breakfast as we had to leave early morning so I can’t comment on that.

The beds were two singles pushed together which I always find annoying. At night, because there are bars and restraints nearby, it can be a little noisy but that didn’t really bother us. Other than that, nothing.

The rooms are clean and spacious. It is a hotel created by modifying a house, so you can feel like you are living in old Venetian houses. In addition, when you exit the door, you see a large square and there are many food, beverage and entertainment venues on the square side. There is an elevator in the hotel and you do not have to get tired to carry your suitcases up the stairs. The heating system worked fine. They also let us leave our luggage until we left Venice. The weather was rainy and they hosted us in the dining room for a while.

It was interesting that some of the rooms had separate bathrooms and toilets. But they also offered us the other option, we chose this option because of the price.

Hotel Ca' Nobile Corner is a wonderful place to stay at. It's located at a lively square with many restaurants, bars and various shops, in a neighbourhood that is buzzing with live, but not overly "tourist-y" (like many other areas in Venice). The hotel itself is staffed by wonderful people, who really made our stay very enjoyable. When we wanted to escape from the sun, we would utilise the hotel's small, cosy courtyard to sit down, have a glass of wine, play cards and talk. The rooms were very clean, and everything felt well kept. The room's decorations had a very modern-renaissance-feel to them. The water pressure was excellent (not something we'd come to expect based on previous stays at hotels in Venice and Florence).

Honestly, if I have to nitpick, I'd say we could have done with a little bit more space in our room, but this one thing is completely overshadowed by all positives this wonderful little hotel has to offer.

This is an old style, charming venezian hotel. It made us feel centuries ago (we loved it). The room was really well decorated and had all the facilities we needed (air conditioning, a good shower, small freezer, cable TV, hairdryer, etc.). Breakfast was just excellent. But what I really have to point out is how the attendant Elias was helpful and attentive to us. It made all the difference in our staying in Venice. Thank you. I totally recommend it!

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I liked the historic building of the hotel with its nice yard and stairs as well as the interior. The hotel has one of the most charmful breakfast rooms facing a fish market in a very lovely square. Our room was decorated with several Venice masks. The windows of the large room open to an extremely narrow street ending into a canal. The staff was very friendly.

The check-out time could be a bit later. I prefer hotels with late check out time like 12 am.

The receptionist was amazing and spoke many languages. It was also very well placed, in the evening you are on a square where you can eat, drink in a beautiful environment. We loved it. We have a 4 year old and a baby and it was very convenient and the room was spacious with 4 beds.

We had our own bathroom but it was not linked to our bedroom. It was at the end of the corridor (small). So not a big deal but not practical in the night when you need the bathroom.

Very friendly reception. They were happy to store our luggage after check out time. Unfortunately we only had a one night stay. It would have been nice to stay longer.

A bit expensive. Black out curtains would be nice. We were on the ground floor as is the street light streamed in. Full screens would also be good as without excellent screens sleeping with the windows open for air is impossible. ( because of mosquitos).

The room was beautiful and cleaned every day. The staff was very helpful and BREAKFAST WAS AMAZING. It was in a good location as well. About 15 minutes walk from the Rialto River. My room was very quiet a peaceful, and it had a patio attached and a gorgeous garden.

I thought the room would be bigger. I had the twin beds turned into a queen for me. I wish they had used a bed band or something to hold the bed together because it kept sliding apart.