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"The location of the hotel is very good. It can be reached within 10 minutes' walk from the two pavilions of the Venice Biennale. After visiting one pavilion, you can also go back to the hotel to rest and go to another. It takes 15 minutes to walk to St. Mark's Square. Three minutes next to the hotel, there is a boat docking point boat that can take to San Marco Airport. My plane was late, and it was only from the airport at 9:00 in the evening. There were also bus boats to reach the hotel. The sea can be seen from the room. The hotel owner is also very good and provides a lot of useful help and information. The staff is also very good. I went out in the morning to meet the cleaning female staff and asked if I needed a bottle of water to take away. The hotel room is very spacious, the refrigerator has a variety of drinks and milk is very practical and convenient as well as cereal and biscuits. Breakfast can be solved in the room."

"You need to walk about 15-18 minutes on foot to reach the hotel from the city. No lift, only the staircase. Very good staff (Good hospitality). Worth for the money. A budget hotel. Breakfast is average. No hot foods. But better than nothing ☺️ It is good before you going out or your flight. We got all room amenities. I recommend this place anyway."

"The room was very nice and clean, however, I wouldn’t pick the canal view again as it’s not that great… the building was also a bit odd and took us by surprise since it looks to be a few rooms in a residential building (there are signs on the staircase not to go up to further floors) - the rooms of Liassidi Arco are not part of the main hotel building."

"After losing her passport in Italy, she casually found a hotel near the station and looked at similar hotels. It is difficult to describe the warmth of being warmed by the gentle and considerate Ms. DOWIA when she entered. Later, when we needed to fill in the ID, because the information was incomplete, we went to the last hotel on the phone and asked the other party to send an email to the passport information, including the information we need to copy on the road, and ask where there is a supermarket. It's really good to show you the way. The location is very close to the railway station, about five minutes away. The hotel facilities are relatively old, but the sheets and towels are soft and clean, and the breakfast is not rich. It is probably a Western-style breakfast of cereals, milk and bread, simple and clean. It is said to be a family hotel, so it is very friendly."

"The place is very very convenient, right next to the ferry station and therefore you don’t need to carry your luggage walk in the old town - which is very tiring and embarrassing. The ferry takes less than 20mins from the bus and train station, it’s very easy to travel to the airport - less than 1 hour. It’s also very close to major attraction points of the city, very walkable. The room is clean and nice, very classic Italian decoration. The building is also very unique - the staff told us the building has over 500 years history. Recommended to everyone who wants to stay in the old town!"

"I stayed at this hotel for the second time. The location is good, everything is easily accessible. At first we were disappointed with the rooms, we were in a kind of annex on the ground floor, the furnishings were not as elegant as in the pictures. But the advantage was that we had a second room in both rooms, so it was good in terms of space and space. The bathrooms are very small and cramped. The beds are also worth replacing, thanks to my weight I was able to flatten the bed springs. One advantage is the quiet, you don't hear anything from the Bar al Parliamento, a source of unrest until 1.30am. Breakfast very good, staff friendly and helpful."

"The hotel is very close to Piazza San Marco. It only takes three to five minutes to walk there. In the evening, you can listen to the concert in Piazza San Marco and slowly return to the hotel. You can also walk to the square early in the morning to take pictures of the sunrise. It's just that the door is relatively remote, it's hard to find if you come for the first time, and it's still very convenient to find after you are familiar with it. In terms of hardware, the hotel on the main island of Venice does not have an elevator because the house is relatively old, and it is necessary to carry a suitcase on three or four floors. The room facilities are ok, although the room is not big or new, but it is clean. The little brother at the front desk of the hotel is very enthusiastic, introducing us to the main attractions in Venice, and mastering basic English can communicate without barriers. Perhaps due to the climate in Venice, the bedding on the bed at the end of September was extremely thin. The next morning we told our little brother that it was a bit cold at night, and we came back in the afternoon and found that it had thickened us and was very considerate. Breakfast varies from person to person, at least I think it’s ok. Of course, the variety cannot be compared to a five-star hotel, but it is also quite satisfactory, with good taste and yogurt."

"Helpful staff. Hot water also comes out. Venice has many cobblestones, so it's hard to carry a large carry, but it's good because it's close to the ferry stop."