If you value rest, hospitality, or functional amenities, this is not the place for you. The noise from the bar directly below is relentless, vibrating through the floorboards all day and night. To make matters worse, the AC was completely broken, leaving the room sweltering and smelling like stale cigarette smoke. The only "perk" is for those who plan on getting so drunk they can't walk more than ten feet without falling into a canal. For everyone else, it's a loud, hot, and overpriced disappointment. Zero stars for service and zero stars for comfort. read more

REALLY liked this hotel. The staff was all very friendly, and property is located in a perfect spot to enjoy Venice. The rooms are decorated with a unique color motif, mine was red, and the property also has a nice bar, lobby waiting area, and a great breakfast. Each room has a stocked refrigerator, and all the bathroom amenities you would expect. Just make sure you bring your European power adapter for phone chargers and whatnot. The upkeep and cleanliness are all top shelf, I'd go back in a heartbeat. Why not 5 stars? Well, I reserve 5-stars for 'best in class,' as in Four Seasons... BUT, the Hotel Concordia is 5-stars relative to the property and what you get. I have fond memories of my stay and hope to be back one day. read more

Hotel Concordia - Hotels Near Me - Venezia, VE

The Concordia is in a great location just off San Marcos Square. Getting there from the airport can be done either in a water taxi or a water bus. The water bus ( blue or red line) makes like 6 stops on the way to San Marcos but is much less $$'s than the water taxi, which is a straight shot to San Marcos. Take your pick. Each one gets you to the same stop. One is more scenic and the other is quicker. It's an easy walk ( no bridges to cross) to the hotel from the San Marcos stop. We had a family group of 11 and we were all very pleased with the location of the hotel. There are many good restaurants for lunch and dinner all easy walks from the hotel and it is right next to the Basilica as well. The hotel provides a really excellent breakfast which is included in the daily rate. Lots of pastries (delicious croissants, including chocolate and apricot jam filled ) fresh cut fruit, meats, eggs and coffee, cappuccino and caffe Americano. For a European hotel, the rooms were spacious and the beds were comfortable. Bring an adaptor for the wall plugs as they were short on hotel loaners. People forget to return them. The front desk staff could not have been more attentive and helpful. They arranged a water taxi to the train station for us which was extremely helpful as we needed two taxis for our group of 11. They arranged the pick up at a canal bridge just about 40 yards from the hotel (vs San Marcos) and had a hotel staff take our bags for us to the taxi. We were on a tight schedule and this was a great help. We all agreed that we would stay at the Concordia again if our future travels took us to Venice, and I hope they do. Kudos to the Concordia, Ciao for now. read more

I am extremely disappointed with how I have been treated at this hotel. After a long day of traveling and dealing with multiple flight delays, I finally arrived at the hotel last night. I approached the hotel staff member, greeted him with a smile, and said hi. He didn't bother greeting me and just looked at me, so I told him I was checking in. He immediately responded very rudely, "Name? I can't check you in without a name." I was taken aback by his rudeness. When I asked for his name, he quickly said something like Adriano, but I'm unsure if I got that correctly. I also asked for help with my luggage since I had read reviews online stating that staff members had assisted other customers with their luggage. However, he dismissed me curtly, saying there weren't any porters and he was alone. His entire demeanor was very disrespectful and rude. It wasn't until my boyfriend arrived with our bags that he changed his attitude, starting to say "please" and "thank you." As the rest of my travel party arrived, his behavior became nicer. Perhaps he realized that I wasn't alone and that he didn't want other people to see how he was treating me. I then asked for his name and how to spell it as I planned to speak to a manager about my experience. He became very defensive and combative, asking why I needed his name and what my name was, even though he already had it from the check-in process. I told him that he had been very rude throughout our entire interaction and I wasn't pleased with how he treated me. He kept questioning how he was rude and then yelled that he was very tired. This upset me further, and I told him that we were also extremely tired from traveling all day. Regardless of his fatigue, he does not have the right to treat customers rudely as it is his job to provide service. This has been a terribly unfortunate introduction to Venice. I hope that this man receives some customer service training and does not treat other customers this way. I also wonder if his behavior is reflective of his personality or if there are other underlying issues such as my race that he has a problem with. I have always had excellent experiences in Italy and love the people here. However, this incident has left a bad taste in my mouth, and I would like to see a manager address this situation appropriately. The room was fairly clean at an initial glance . However I did find hair and stains on the pillows. Last night when he was taking my breakfast reservation, he asked me what time I wanted to come down and I told him 8am. However, this morning, we went to breakfast only to find that he put us down for 8:30am. This put another dent in our plans as we had a tour at 8:30am. The pettiness and rudeness of this man is insane. This morning, I went to the reception manager and spoke to him about my experience. However, he did not seem to believe me and insisted that Italians are just loud. It's sad that no one wants to take responsibility for their actions. read more

5 stars. Book this hotel if you want comfort and service. Impressed! We stayed here for 5 nights in March 2016. We went on vacation and were there just to site see. We searched several websites to research hotels and chose Hotel Concordia and we made the right decision. First, getting there is easy. If you take the Alilaguna airport water bus, it drops you off at the San Marco stop and you have ZERO bridges to cross with your luggage. Trust me, that's a wonderful thing. You do not want to have to lug your bags long distances over bridges. The hotel is right in the heart of the tourist area of St. Mark's square. I was concerned that it would be annoying and too loud but it was great. The entrance to the hotel does not face the square, instead it's on the street behind the hotel. There are tons of restaurants shops on that street so it makes dinner very convenient. Service is great. The front desk is helpful arranging dinner reservations, tours of Murano, etc... The first night we were here, the city of Venice decided to do very loud construction all through the night. The front desk was very apologetic and arranged to move us to a quieter room. The new room face the small street and was perfect. The rooms are spacious with large beds, TVs, fridges, and large bathrooms. Maid service came twice a day. We were able to open our windows wide for fresh cool air but the hotel was also well heated for the chilly weather. Each room has its own layout and color scheme. It was interesting to have experienced two different rooms. There is an elevator big enough for up to about 3 people. The breakfast was plentiful and good. Get the price with the included breakfast, it's nice to fuel up for the day. Breakfast had both hot and cold options with at least 4 types of cereal, breads, pastries, and hot items. You can also order off the menu. The WiFi is great! It's fast and free. It was a big bonus for international travelers. The hotel is quiet and most of the people staying there with older couples. We were some of the only Americans in the hotel and I never saw or heard any children. I highly recommend this hotel. read more

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This is a great little hotel tucked into a corner of San Marco square. I call it the little hotel that could. On check-in I was upgraded to a corner room on the square with a standing balcony and sitting room. The bathroom was spacious and bathrobes were provided. There were chocolates and water complimentary in the room. The location was perfect! Yes, you can splurge for a hotel on the Grand Canal, but this hotel was half the price and also included breakfast. To me it was just as nice standing on our balcony and people watching on the square. The staff was friendly, accommodating and professional and the bed was super comfy. What more does one need? read more

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Venice visitors seeking comfort and exemplary service, who can afford to pony up more than $200 a night, should plan to luxuriate at Hotel Concordia, elegant lodging mere steps from St. Mark's Square. As a recent guest, I welcomed the air conditioned respite from the sweltering sun. Italy's July humidity does not discriminate, and a cool blast coupled with a Coca-Cola or impressive cocktail from the bar delivers the necessary getaway. My European tour included a 7-night cruise, a night in Madrid, two nights in Barcelona and a three-night finishing kick in Venice. My room at the Concordia ranked as the most spacious and luxurious of the trip, brimming with closet and suitcase capacity. The bathroom included an antique tub and the ever-important bidet. A small refrigerator contained a minibar and space to chill some water bottles I accumulated. The knockout winner here, though, was the sans-pareil service. The front desk staff stowed my bags until check-in time arrived. A porter hauled them up the stairs separating the street entrance from the main foyer. A clerk arranged a free boat trip to Murano, an impressive extra touch that culminated in the purchase of my favorite souvenir. The same man facilitated a magical boat ride that felt like floating through a painting. A capacious lounge down the hall from the lobby provided a gathering and resting area and a nifty place to watch the Croatia-Russia World Cup match. What catapulted this hotel into the great-service stratosphere: The warm assistance continued even after I had transferred to a guest house 15 minutes away. When I arrived a few minutes early to meet some extended family for an evening walk and dinner, the staff let my friend and I occupy the lounge until our rendezvous time, even though I was no longer a guest. The evening bartender was quite the mixologist. When a torrent at the end of dinner made walking down the Grand Canal to our new accommodations a dreary and drenching proposition, the nicest staff member of the bunch (Oh, how I wish I had written down his name) called a water taxi and walked us to the embarkment point and waited with us in a drizzle until the boat appeared. Wow. THAT is exceptional service. I cannot recommend this hotel enough. read more

Really liked this hotel! Booked a triple room and we had enough space for our suitcases, and to move around without getting in each other's way. The bathroom was spacious and clean. There was a safe and mini fridge in the room. Windows opened to street, so could be a tad noisy from traffic below, but nothing too bad. Location was great; right by St. Marks's square and all the touristy stores and restaurants-right in the middle of all the action. Located less than a 5 minute walk from the water taxi/bus where you can get a boat to the Airport or port. We walked to and fro with backpacks and suitcases and were just fine. Free breakfast, that had a pretty good selection. Staff members were pretty freindly-David checked us in and was very informative and helpful. read more

Don't let the bright yellow exterior fool you. This is a great luxury hotel overlooking St. Mark's Square and the Basilica. The nondescript entrance is right in the middle of the shopping district, a few doors down from a McDonalds. The reception desk and lobby is up a flight of stairs or a tiny elevator. My family and I arrived a few days early before our departure on a Mediterranean cruise. We booked our stay at a place I stayed in years ago while backpacking with friends. Big mistake since I'm more of a roller bag traveler now. We got new accommodations through the tourist desk at the train station. Wow. Talk about awesome. We scored a room 50 feet from the Basilica's side entrance. The room was spacious and had a bathroom en suite. There is a wide ledge you can use for a window seat and people-watching. Potted plants with red flowers (I think were geraniums) graced the windows. Most of the guests were well-dressed older couples. We saw a couple of other families so we didn't feel so out of place in our casual dress. The staff was very helpful, if aloof. They pointed us to great restaurants and interesting day trips. They recommended a local guide that took us around Venice away from the tourist traps. But, skip the other tours. You can arrange for a cheaper trip to Murano. Also, a private tour on a water taxi was nice but again, expensive. The local water bus is cheaper and more fun. If you want to splurge, I recommend Hotel Concordia for a few days of champagne wishes and caviar dreams. read more

The hotel is great and very central located. We loved the bar here the best. The best cocktails we have ever had. Prince is the bartender and paid attention to every detail when making these cocktails. read more

Hotel Concordia - Hotels Near Me - Venezia, VE

I booked this hotel back in January through a travel agent before the Covid 19 pandemic started. When my trip was cancelled due to the virus, my travel agent requested a refund. At the present time no United States citizen can travel to anywhere in Europe and no one knows how long this ban will last. The hotel refuses to give me a refund and will only issue a voucher. Since no one can predict the future, I think their refusal to refund my money and use it to their advantage is not good customer service. I hope other hotels in Italy are more hospitable when it comes to travelers. read more

Great location although very difficult to find. We had to ask a police officer for directions to get to the hotel. It is located near St. Marks Square. We walked a few minutes and it was close by to the museums, Doges palace and basilica. The hotel is small, musty and outdated. The service was average ..but not superior. Even with the windows closed we can hear people talking outside. Overall, it was acceptable but we would probably try other hotels in Venice. read more