Hotel Al Malcanton

Good location, a bit hard to find but we got there eventually. Breakfast was small but good. Our first hotel in Italy as we arrived in Venice for our 3 weeks. The room was a bit small but it was ok. The bed was quite firm and found this a common things in Italy that was hard for us to adjust to. Great owners and very friendly and helpful.

Central location in relation to bus and rail stations .A nice walk to Rialto Bridge

Hotel is strategically located between the major travel hub and the city center. The surrounding is really great and it is less crowded. The service is excellent and the atmosphere is very friendly. Breakfast was above our expectation. Good and quiet air conditioner.

Check in was quick and the room was specious and clean. Pro: location is central and really close to the train station and bus station. You can go anywhere from there either walking or with the vaporetto. Breakfast is ok. I had the room number one which was on the ground floor and it was spacious. Cons: my room was right by the breakfast kitchenette and it was noisy from very early as they were preparing breakfast. This was something easily solved as we bought hear plugs. The room got really hot during the night and there was no way to control the temperature panel. Not a big deal tho. Also the hotel is not manned 24/7 so just keep that in mind, do let them know what time are you checking in and out. Overall if you want to stay is a very well connected area this is the hotel for you. It’s not a 5star hotel but if your intention is to have a decent hotel to just sleep at go ahead and book it.

Kind and helpful reception. Gave good advice on how to make the most of our time in Venice.

It was wonder. Very good breakfast. It is just very warm in the room.

Great location. Easy to access main bus terminal with a short 5 minute walk. Hotel was quaint and clean. Service was very pleasant and accommodating. Several good places to eat within 10 minute walk was a plus. Wi-fi was very good, always a plus when traveling with kids.

It was a typical Italian bed but the room was very large and clean.

We were happy that this hotel is near Piazzale Roma and only had to negotiate two bridges (one with steps) to get there. The hotel is very small and is apparently only on the ground floor. Luckily we had a photo to let us know where it was as there's no obvious sign. The good points: near to Piazzale Roma, clean room, modern bathroom, adequate breakfast. Breakfast was rolls, croissants, yoghurt, cereal, orange juice, coffee or tea and cheese, ham and salami - plenty for a morning's walking. Bad points: a grumpy owner, very small room, nowhere safe to leave cases on the last day. There is free wi-fi but no way to print off your boarding pass, and the breakfast room is actually the corridor to the bedrooms! That was where we had to leave our luggage. On our first day we asked for two extra pillows which were "not available" due to a full house. The next day we got one pillow but "due to a misunderstanding" did not get our room cleaned. When we asked one of the friendly female receptionists, she came and made the beds. We didn't mind not having clean towels or anything else as we were about to go out again. The room itself was quite dark as it is in a small square with high buildings around it, and the windows are high off the ground. Being small there was very little space to put our cases.It has free wi-fi but no way to print off boarding passes. -

It is a reasonable budget hotel. We were given an attic/loft room and, being a tall person, I did not find very comfortable. If that was not an attic room, I would have given it a much better score. The staff are nice and friendly. The hotel is situated in a peaceful and quiet area, a bit away from the hustle and bustle of the city. The WIFI signal was very bad, almost nonexistent.