Hotel Ca' Dogaressa

We stayed 3 nights in this lovely hotel on the edge of the Jewish quarter and within easy walking distance to the train station as well as an easy 30min walk to Piazza San Marco. The canal at which the hotel is located looks very nice and it is not as busy and crowded as many other canals in Venice. As we were in Venice mainly for the Biennale, we did not spend a lot of time in the hotel itself, but the time we spent there was very pleasant and comfortable. We had a nice, spacious, double room on the first floor without canal view but we didn't really miss that. Also the bathroom was well equipped and spacious and nicely decorated, just like the room itself, in a traditional style. The bed was pretty comfortable. All the windows could be opened but there was also airco, which was working well and pretty quiet. There was just a small TV, but we didn't use that. We sure did enjoy the coffee and tea facilities in the room. The hotel does not offer breakfast, but there are several good breakfast cafes in the area. Check-in and -out for the hotel is actually in another hotel along the same canal, closer to the street from/to the train station. One of the best things about this hotel was the staff, which were all very friendly, professional and helpful. This applies to reception as well as housekeeping. We also much appreciated the early check-in. We would definitely consider staying here again when next in Venice.

Nicely decorated small room, close to nice kosher restaurants, and close to train station. No front desk and No elevator in this hotel.

Very small room and tight shower stall. I think the cost is pricy but that may be the trend in Venice in general. On the plus side, it is close to the bus and train station so saving us some effort in dragging our luggage across many bridges and cobble stone path.

We found the hotel well located, clean and all facilities worked well. We only stayed one night but would highly recommend.

The first place had no heat and was therefore miserable. Unusual cold weather And the heater had not been started in time. The staff responded immediately the next morning, placed us Should we say at Frederico? in a much more modern extremely nice facility to compensate. Overall, the experience was good. Just a rough start. ComplimentsComplments to Fredericka

The problem with this hotel is that the room had no heating. It seems to have been turned off given that it was late April However, I was unlucky enough to spend three days in Venice during unseasonably cold and very rainy weather. The room was like an icebox. Seriously - the thermometer got down to 15.9 Celsius one night (that’s a little under 60 Fahrenheit) but given the stone floors it felt much, much colder. And very damp. All I could do was take hot baths and stay in bed to keep warm. I hate to give a bad review to the hotel - it was clean, a good sized room, a wonderful view, nice staff and in an excellent location - but I was pretty miserable one of the nights when it was so cold. I slept with a sweater on under 3 blankets.

We wanted to stay away from the crowds but close enough to get around and this place was perfect for that. The staff are friendly and accommodate our itineraries schedule (very late check-in and very early departure). The hotel was clean (except refrigerator and tower rack warmer doesn’t work) otherwise we’re happy.

Stayed for two nights while in Venice. Great property. Close to the train station. Rooms are eclectic with a very charming energy. Shower clean and comfortable no issues. Room just big enough. Beds were pretty comfortable . Quiet area. Friendly check in staff. No elevators however the stairs are pretty low. Would stay here again.