I walked by this place this place and noticed it was where Dev first met Mario in season 2 of…read moreMaster of None. It's a tiny pasta shop that opens early in the morning and is run by a super nice guy named Luca. I was surprised there weren't more reviews of this place. We were taking pictures of the sign outside (like obnoxious American tourists), and he invited us to go inside to try his tortellini (wonderful beef and parmigiano filling). We noticed a small table inside, and it turns out you can do a private degustation for €25 per person - we were able to get a reservation for the following day for lunch (Saturday in November). I'm glad Netflix brought well deserved attention to Luca's shop!

Our friends had originally stumbled upon Boutique del Tortellino at closing time. Luca, the chef…read moreand owner, offered them a few tortellini and said they could try back tomorrow. They invited us to join the next day and wow are we eternally grateful. Stepping in to Boutique del Tortellino is like stepping into the apartment of an old friend and sitting down at their kitchen table for an incomparable meal and experience. We have had a few excellent meals while traveling through Italy including Osteria Francescana and, without taking anything away from any other restaurant, I can say that this was far and away the best. When we left we weren't even a block away before three out of the four of us were crying happy tears. We talked for over an hour about our experience before even getting to the topic of the food. But then there's the food, of course. We were served the best bowl of pasta I've ever had in my entire life. Every dish and bottle of wine was full of flavor, passion and a big burst of humanity at its finest. If you have the opportunity to stop by for lunch or dinner I can't recommend enough. We'll be fondly reminiscing about this meal for decades to come.

wow, what a flat in an old building …read more.. not cheap but really in the heart of San Marco, close to all important destinations by foot. you will be collected from the next vaparetto station by the manager. Our room was great (not only high) with all the helpful things of a holiday apartment, with view to the patio and rescue service for the mosquitoes in the summer. Around the house is a restaturant for lunch or dinner. Two night in Venice to see and feel many of the interseting things by day and night and there was no hurry to get the last vapareto and train away from the island.

From the owner: We rent apartments in Venice, historical centre. We are just back of La Fenice Theatre, so no more…read morethan 500 meters from Saint Mark Square. All our four apartments are located on one floor

Amazing hospitality and lovely stay! The people at the hotel were so kind and accommodating. They…read morehad went above and beyond to make us comfortable. They also helped my partner and I make multiple dinner reservations which I EXTREMELY appreciated!!! Would definitely stay here again if I were to visit Parma.

Our stay here was incredible! The spot is quite secure, steps from the Duomo, and a true *Must…read moreStay* if you visit Parma. Don't hesitate. Do it now. No second choices. Trust me. Our spacious, impeccably decorated and spotless room was on the top floor, with a view of the piazza. Each morning, our wonderful custom breakfast was delivered right to our room, and enjoyed while a cool breeze invigorated us from our sound slumber. The office hours are limited so just ensure you email or call ahead to arrange for owner(s) to meet you if you'll be arriving late. Italy is paradise on earth but, this place is paradise in Parma.

My stay at Palazzo Odoni was absolutely wonderful. We were greeted not only by Alessandro at the…read morefront desk but also by the hotel dog, Maffy! Everything about Palazzo Odoni deserves an A+. Palazzo Odoni Location: A+ What a great location in the lagoon. After arriving at Marco Polo Airport, my husband and I took the ATVO bus to Piazzale Roma. From Piazzale Roma, walking to Palazzo Odoni took less than five minutes. Similarly, when we checked out of Palazzo Odoni and walked to the train station, we also had a five-minute walk. I loved the courtyard entrance into Palazzo Odoni. When entering the courtyard before walking up the stairs, you would never know that you're in a city with hundreds of people outside. The courtyard was so quiet that I could have heard a pin drop. Palazzo Odoni Staff: A+ I emailed Palazzo Odoni about a week prior to my arrival in Venice to inquire about making reservations for lunch at Enoteca ai Artisti after I experienced problems contacting the restaurant via phone. Alberto at Palazzo Odoni was very kind to call the restaurant on my behalf and schedule a reservation for us. (By the way, that restaurant was incredible!) Alessandro was very helpful with giving us directions and advice on getting around the city. We arrived about 45 minutes before our room was ready, and he provided us coffee on the house during our wait. One more note about the staff: Palazzo Odoni also comes with a hotel dog. That's an A+ no matter what. Palazzo Odoni Rooms: A+ Our room was small and quaint but very clean and lovely. The view from the room and bathroom were wonderful! The Venetian-themed decor was pretty and very fitting for the whole building. Our room was quiet, and we slept very well. Palazzo Odoni Food: A+ The breakfast at Palazzo Odoni was incredible! The croissants and small pastries were fresh and delicious. Also available were meats, cheeses and fruits, which were also fantastic. Even the morning coffee was wonderful. Everything about Palazzo Odoni -- the convenient location, courteous staff, Maffy, the wonderful rooms and the great food -- made our stay in Venice absolutely perfect. If and when I return to Venice, Palazzo Odoni will be my one and only choice for a hotel. I absolutely recommend it.

This place could be so much more... Let me start off by…read moresaying that this was not my first time in Venice, so I am very familiar with Canal and Venice life. Also, it's not my first time at a Residence style apartment, so we knew what to expect. We spent 3 nights in Venice before joining a cruise. We wanted a residence style apartment because we enjoy going to the local stores, buying fresh meats, cheeses, breads, and olives for breakfasts. A great way to taste the local fare. The building has a rich history, rooms are nicely decorated and spacious. HOWEVER!! What is not mentioned on the website, is that you climb 48 steps to get to the hotel entrance. Fine for us, but I saw several guests for the Residence and Hotel (same place, by the way) that were struggling to bring their luggage up and down. The attendant front desk to the Hotel, which shares the hallway as the Residence, refuses to help in any way. This was explained beforehand, however a friend that was traveling with us got a small cut on his arm from one of their glass lamps while checking in, and asked the attendant for a tissue to stop the bleeding. The man said no, because my friend wasn't a guest at the hotel portion. Shame. Also, in our apartment, there were 2 air-conditioning and heating units. Neither one worked. It was 85 during the day during our stay, and the sun heats up the rooms quite a bit, so at night it was miserably hot. So, the first night, we had the windows open to let the cool air in. We had a canal facing room, and EVERYTHING echoes up and down the canal, including boat noises, travelers and locals walking, talking, laughing, and singing. We finally closed the windows at 2AM and sweated the night out. And for the next 2 nights as well. Our friend's apartment didn't have a working air-conditioner either, nor did the 2 German girls next to us. All said it was too hot to sleep comfortably. Now let's talk cleanliness. I have included pictures. The air vent in the bathroom had a thick layer of dust. So did all the furniture not at waist height, such as the coat racks. There were stains on the wall from spilt wine from a previous guest that never was cleaned. The curtains were torn, and smelled of cigarette smoke. The floor between the living room and bedroom had chunks taken out of the concrete, and when you walk past, you step on little concrete pebbles. The place really needed a good cleaning. When you want someone to clean the room, you leave a note on the door, otherwise they don't come. This is fine, except when they do come, all they do is make the bed and empty trash. No clean towels, no clean sheets, no replacement of soap. My wife went to complain, but there was nobody in the Residence office, which was most of the time. So, she talked to the Hotel attendant (remember, they are separate, yeah right), and he thankfully went to the hall closet and got fresh supplies for us. This same Hotel attendant also came to our room at 9:00 PM, the night before we were due to leave, and said that Michele, the owner, sent him to collect the money for the rooms. Unbelievable. Michele, please put some effort into the Apartments. Like I said, this please could be awesome, but it failed.

Such a charming place to stay in an equally charming city. We checked in to an apartment owned by…read morethe hotel just across the street. It was very spacious and clean, perfect for our family of four. There was a lift we could use in this building, as well as a washer and dryer in our unit and a full kitchen with dining area. The air conditioning worked great in hot July. The location couldn't be more perfect, right across the street from the castle and the main piazza. The innkeepers spoke enough English to get us checked in and make a few local recommendations, but I will work more on my Italian lessons for next time! The included breakfasts were so nice, lots of pastries, juices, and made to order cappuccinos. Honestly, this part of our trip was a dream, and I can't wait to come back.

Excellent location and fair pricing. Nice breakfast... We like Ferrara and we will go backread more