Our favorite hotel in Venice; even more magical in summer with all the flowers, vines, and…read morebreakfast in the front courtyard. Service is exceptional, especially Antonio, who helped with our luggage and even assisted me in booking tickets to the Venice International Film Festival. This time we had a beautiful, spacious suite for the 3 of us, with high ceilings, on the 4th floor (#60), with a view of the canal, although you have to look straight down, because you are right ON the canal. Breakfast is delicious; loved the fresh fruit, veggies, bread, lox and fresh squeezed orange juice. Perfect location for exploring, right near the Accademia vaporetto stop, and close walk to lots of wonderful restaurants and cafes. Can't wait to return!

Pensione Accademia was an excellent place to stay in Venice. It is very quiet yet conveniently…read morelocated and has beautiful, well-appointed rooms. Our rooms had great views of the canal. It has wonderful outside areas to relax in both the front and the back. We enjoyed their restaurant where you can sit either inside or outside on the canal with good food for both breakfast and lunch. Their staff provide excellent service. An additional benefit is that they have their own spot on the canal for water taxi pick-up & drop-off. We highly recommend it.

This was an unexpected and great surprise hotel in the middle of Venice. We didn't watch the…read moreyoutube video, but we followed the map and found it perfectly. The room and bathroom were both huge. An added plus was the cable tv (but you had to pay for internet). We chose not to pay for the breakfast because it didn't seem like it was that great. It was a great location and really close to Rialto Bridge.

Beyond our expectations! We booked this on Expedia for a 'place to crash' on a one day excursion to…read moreVenice and were pleasantly surprised from the point of check in until we left. The place filled up and we were upgraded to a massive suite and treated very well! Highly recommended; in a great spot and only a mile or so from the train station!

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Nice B&B in Venice, very central and well located. The room was clean, spacious and luminous, with…read moretelevision and private bathroom. Breakfast served in room, free WIFI and a good map of venice, all what we needed for a beautiful stay in VEnice.

The bed and Breakfast Venice Ca' delle Acque is a nice accommodation in the middle of Venice, just…read morea couple of steps from S. Mark's square. The rooms are spacious and all with private bathroom, ideal for a rest after a long day walks. The service was friendly and quite clean. A pleasant feeling of a private house.

Nice B&B in Venice, very central and easy to find. Room were essential, with private bathroom, WIFI…read morefree and TV. Breakfast served in room, a nice service, thanks!

Wonderful, down to earth accommodations in the heart of Venice. Our arrival was delayed, and we…read morewere without a european cell plan. The proprietor waited all afternoon for us to show up without any word from us. The B&B has lots of charm, something that is getting lost in the gleaming tourist destination that Venice is becoming.

Ok, so a couple of things first. If you are looking for the room overlooking the Grand Canal that…read morecosts 1000 euros a night, this is not for you. If you are looking for the hangout with the tourists off San Marco's then this is not for you. If, however, you are looking for a quiet, fun, easy location, you will love it. This simple pension is great. I stayed there in a room with two beds that overlooked the garden of the Ca' Rezzonico museum. It is very close to a square that has a cafe and one restaurant, many other restaurants and a short walk to a large square with many restaurants. There is Grom Gelato across the canal from Leonardo. The owner is very friendly and helpful if you need guidance before booking. You need to pay in cash but the room has a safe so you can just drop it there when you arrive. He may be able to help you with Paypal or some other means as well but no Credit Cards. To get here, Use the ACTV boat 1 line. Take the Lido boat from the train/bus station at Tronchetto and the P. Le Roma line from San Marcos or other south. Get off at the Ca' Rezzonico stop and walk up past the museum, turn right across the canal, right again, and second left. You're there. Take the Alilaguna boat Arancia from the airport. Same stop. I recommend you try this if you are looking for quiet lodging in Venice. It's very convenient to San Marcos or wherever by ACTV boat. (you can get tickets for ACTV at the Academia station which is a quick walk from here). Breakfast is simple, self serve, but very good and plentiful. We really enjoyed the stay.

This place is a jewel. I don't even want to post a review became I'm afraid this place will become…read moretoo busy and I'll never be able to come here anymore! Ric rents out rooms in his childhood home right behind St. Mark's square. I have never had such a wonderful experience while traveling. Wonderful friendly person and just top of the line. He's also recommended by the famous travel guy-Rick Steves. Thank you Ric and Grace for a lifetime of memories. Venice was even more sweeter staying at your place. Tips on food- the Rosso Pomodoro they recommended for dinner was delicious and affordable

We stayed at this bed and breakfast in late December 2014. Absolutely loved every minute of our…read morestay. Perfect location in relation to everything, amazing hosts, comfortable stay and reasonably priced. The large condo is the house that Riccardo grew up in, and it is very well kept, warm in the winter, and comfortable. Rick and his wife are very welcoming hosts. We arrived around 8 pm on a Sunday, and were helped with our bags and were given good pointers on where to go to eat. The room was very clean, warm and so antique-y. We stayed in the sister room, which is HUGE and your own bathroom is down the hall. The breakfast in the morning is very fresh, croissants, amazing yogurt, and coffee or tea. Rick spends time during breakfast talking to you and answering any questions you may have about your upcoming day's adventures. I would recommend this bed and breakfast to any of my friends visiting Venice!

My husband and I decided to take an overnight trip to Venice and randomly found Ca' Bonvicini…read moreonline. The pictures looked great and it sounded wonderful but was really reasonably priced so I was skeptical. Let me assure you it was as nice as advertised if not more. We felt so spoiled in our beautiful room with our incredible view. It is away from the heavy tourist areas which makes it perfect for us. Our host gave us detailed directions and many suggestions for places to visit and restaurants to try. We had the best time and only wish we had been able to stay longer. I'm not sure why Ca' Bonvicini is listed as a cafe since it's a bed and breakfast. I hope this doesn't hinder people from finding it because it is a wonderful place.

I've now stayed in Ca' Bonvicini twice, and loved it each time. The rooms are decorated in the most…read moreopulent eighteenth century style, with brocade wall coverings and murano glass chandeliers, with ultra modern marble bathrooms, and yet it's very reasonably priced. The location can be a bit difficult to find when you first arrive in Venice, but makes up for this by the fact that it's set back from the main tourist trail yet still within a ten minute's walk from the Rialto bridge. Staff are very friendly and the breakfast is excellent. One of the rooms actually has its own private roof terrace, but others also have balconies and its wonderful to wake up in the morning and look out over pretty window boxes onto a real Venetian canal!

We stayed at this inn for four nights in March and what a pleasant experience it was. I think the…read moremost charming aspect here is their location. About a two minute walk from the Rialto Market and Grand Canal and minutes from many of the main sites, this was an ideal spot for us to begin our adventures in Venezia. We stayed in the Vivaldi room which was a top floor, almost attic type room. It was cozy and perfect for our stay. It had an attached bathroom (important to know this when booking a room in Italy) and our little section of the inn was very quiet. Our ceiling window opened to let in the cool breeze and ringing of church bells. Amazing. Breakfast was downstairs in a lovely dining room. Our server (his name escapes me) was so kind and by the second morning remembered how each of us took our coffee. He also came to let us into the B&B when we managed to lock ourselves out one evening, talk about customer service. Our host, Barbara, was incredibly helpful during our visit. She recommended restaurants, offered to call in reservations, mapped out our day-to-day activities and helped us check in to our online flight reservation. One word of caution...this inn is on the third floor with no lift so if you aren't a fan of stairs or are unable to climb them, I would suggest finding different accommodations. Venice was our first stop in Italy and this B&B was really so instrumental in our stay. I look forward to the day that we return to Venezia and say ciao to La Villeggiatura.

I recommend Hotel La Villeggiatura. Even though I had problems which required me to cut my time in…read moreVenice short and head back home I enjoyed my short stay in the hotel and would stay there again. The room was beautifully decorated. It was quite large and pleasant especially by European standards. The hotel is well located for touring yet just enough out of the main areas where tourists congregate to be a little quieter and calmer. It is also located a fairly short distance from the dock where the water taxi will drop you or pick you up (60€ from the Venice train station and 100€ from the boat dock at the airport). One of the things to consider if you are carrying very much luggage is how many of those picturesque but steep little Venetian bridges there are between your arrival point and your hotel. There are none between the water taxi point and this hotel.

So what happens when you take advantage of cheap flights two weeks before leaving for Venice during…read morepeak season? You're pretty much left with super expensive rooms or hostels, and I'm too old to be living the hostel lifestyle. Everything I read said don't stay in Mestre because you're not in the heart of Venice and it doesn't feel like Venice since you're not water locked. After reading TripAdvisor reviews, I decided on Legrenzi Rooms and I ended up loving the hotel and Mestre! Location: -It's about a 3 minute walk to the Carducci bus station and about 5 minutes to walk to the Mestre Central tram station where it will take you about 20 minutes to get to Venice. -There is also a grocery store called Simply about a 3 minute walk away where you can pick up water before heading to Venice. -Right outside of the hotel, there are 3 casual bars/eateries if you don't feel like walking. -Piazza Ferretto is the main square and it's about a 5 minute walk away where you will find lots of cafes and restaurants. The square itself is charming, clean, and safe! Rooms: -There are only 9 rooms in this small, yet modern B&B. Unlike other European hotels, I didn't feel cramped and there was actually room to put your luggage and hang up your clothes. The bathroom was clean and the rain shower felt great after a long day of walking around Venice. -There is a mini fridge in the room, so I was able to buy some goodies at the store and keep it in the room. -Wifi is free and I didn't have problems with the speed. Since it's the summer, there isn't a comforter on the bed, but they do have one stowed away if you need it (you won't). The AC was also strong, which was a welcome relief after a day of walking around hot Venice. It was also quiet and our room looked out onto the cute courtyard. Service: -The employees here are nice and helpful! They speak English and will help you with anything you need. -Breakfast is included and the breakfast spread was plentiful with fresh juices, natural yogurts, fruit, pastries, eggs, cheese, cold cuts, cereal, bread, tea, and cappuccino. Bottom Line: -If you're looking to save money, but still want a nice B&B and don't mind not being in the heart of Venice then you should definitely book a room at Legrenzi!

I totally agree with the previous review. Mestre was much less expensive and has easy access to…read morethe Venice. Alessandro and Erico(sp) was SO helpful in trying to locate my lost luggage and even changed our train reservations for us to Florence since our baggage hadn't yet arrived. The room was clean and unique with the loft bedroom. It is small but totally worth the price we paid. I would definitely recommend it to someone that doesn't need a fancy hotel with room service and want to save some money on their Italian getaway.