The welcome received on checking in was warm and genuine. Everything was easy and the lady explained everything clearly and efficiently to a clearly tired guest. The breakfast was the best I have had during this trip to Italy. It was simple but plentiful and of excellent quality. The staff at breakfast were excellent too. When I'm back in Venice, I will be back, I will have no hesitation staying here again. The location is excellent for a base from which to explore. The man who brought me to my room explained about the history of the building and the decor which was a nice touch. My room was very comfortable, clean and large with a really good view as far as things go in Venice. I can highly recommend this hotel and it's excellent staff.

There was nothing I didn't like and have no cause for complaint.

Situated in a great spot, close to everything so you can walk basically everywhere. It’s a clean and neat old building. Quite unique, very comfy and intimate. The staff were extremely respectful, helpful and friendly, I think the friendliest I’ve met so far in a hotel.

The heating system during winter. In the bathroom there was an electrical heating panel which did the job perfectly but in the room we had to use the AC so it was ok while it was on and it got really cold when it was off but we couldn’t let it on all the time, the air was getting too dry and clogged our sinuses too much, also sometimes it didn’t work or we just didn’t know how to make it work :D anyways understandable since it’s a very old building.

The location was fantastic. It was near Piazza San Marco but far enough away to avoid most tourists. It was an easy five minute walk from the San Zaccaria vaporetto stop. The staff were very welcoming and any question we had they could provide recommendations (restaurants, walking routes, vaporetto routes, etc). Breakfast was good and stuck with us until lunch time. The room had AC and the bathroom was separated from the sleeping area making it a little bit more comfortable. They handled difficult tourists very well as well. They communicated everything that needed to be done before leaving well in advance.

Breakfast didn't start until 8, and I would have preferred an earlier breakfast, but that is just personal preference.

The Corte dei Greci Hotel was a wonderful place to stay for our family of 4 (2 adults and 2 children). The hotel is very well located on a canal and with restaurants, small shops, gelateria's etc below. The hotel is super quiet at night and has a fantastic breakfast which is included in the room price. The breakfast had eggs, bacon, sausages, cereals, yoghurt, sweet cakes, croissants, toast, jams, fruit. It also had hot and cold drink options. We would absolutely recommend the hotel and its wonderful staff.

The staff were friendly, without exception. Great customer service. The location is amazing. Just perfect. Breakfast was plentiful. The room was clean and comfortable, although quite compact! Mini bar in room, based on honesty. Access to balcony to look down the street.

We had a 'canal view' room, 104, but in fact could only see the parasols of the restaurants on either side of the hotel. Street noise from neighbouring restaurant went on until late and started early. Whilst the room had air conditioning, we preferred to have the window open. The noise made this impossible. No coffee maker (or coffee), which was in the room description. There was a kettle and tea bags supplied, though which was adequate.

I would give this property a higher rating if I could. As many have said, the location was excellent, just minutes walk from the lagoon and Piazza San Marco but equally on the doorstep of the much quieter Castello neighbourhood, filled with excellent and authentic local bars and restaurants. The hotel was clean, the breakfast buffet tasty and offered a good selection. All of the staff were very friendly, and Ursula and her team helped us arrange transport and activities, and recommended local restaurants. However, where this hotel really excelled is when our three-year old son became ill during our trip - they helped find and contacted a local paediatrician who came to our hotel to help us. Exceptional service and warmth - grazie mille again Ursula, Danielle and all!

Nothing, everything wonderful.

We loved the location, a short walk to San Marco piazza but in a lovely area with restaurants and quiet streets. We booked a family room, 2 adults 2 kids and it was big enough for us to not feel squashed a great base for our 5 day stay in Venice.

Our room (103) was adjacent to a small communal sitting area, we were woken every night by different guests using it VERY late at night, given reception is 24hrs it would be great for this to be managed better.

Great location easy walking distance from San Zaccaria vaporetto stop. It's close to San Marco but just far enough away from the big crowds. Being Venice there are restaurants every few steps. It's a beautiful old building inside and our canal view room was comfortable. The breakfast room on the top floor was very nice, and there are several common lounge areas for guests. Breakfast buffet was generous. There is a lift for luggage only which is a huge plus. I believe there are also ground floor rooms. Staff were very helpful.

This hotel is in the perfect location in a smaller street with a few restaurants and a few minutes walk from St Marc’s Square. The room was very nice and authentic, just next to the breakfast lounge which was handy. The breakfast was better than expected with salad, cereals & yoghurts, croissants, cakes, bacon, scrambled egg, breads and toast, Tea coffee and many fruit juices.

Can’t fault it.

The hotel location itself is close to St marks Square and easy walk. The breakfast is adequate and staff are very attentive. The room itself is average size for European small hotels. Given the hotel is only fifteen rooms, they aren't able to invest in modernizing the facility but it is still charms as old world.

This late in the year ( October 20, 2023)they had already switched the cooling system to winter mode, so it was quite warm stuffy in the rooms. This led to opening of the windows for ventilation, and of course the introduction of many mosquitoes into the room.. Not the hotels fault by any means just a downside of being in Venice.