Hotel Gorizia A La Valigia, Venice, Italy

Great location,staff friendly & helpful, beds & room comfy & clean. Breakfast choice excellent Would highly recommend

Great location. Although it's on a main drag that leads from the Rialto bridge to St Marks. It can be very noisy day and night. When the shops underneath shut they shut the shutters. That's very very noisy. The beds in the room were so uncomfortable it would have been nicer to sleep on the floor. I have attached photos of the so called twin room. Although I had specifically asked for a twin the bed was a double when we arrived. We didn't realise this until 10pm on the first night. It got turned in to a twin but only when the porter huffed and puffed as he didn't want to do it. Breakfast was not great. No eggs?

2 night break with my daughter. Room small but adequate was a little on the warm side but that's far better than being cold. No tea making in room but could get my cup/flask filled up with hot water at any time, being a huge tea drinker that was a bonus . Resonable choice for breakfast. Cereals, pastries, cold meat, cheese yogurt, banana's apples, kiwi, oranges. Breakfast room little small so difficult to move around when it was busy to go to the counter for food and drink., Hotel in great area close to shops, st Marco square and other attractions felt safe walking around.

Excellent location 1/2 way between St Mark’s Square and Rialto Bridge. Very helpful staff even loaning us boots when high tide flooded the streets one day. Hotel was too hot and we opened our windows to cool room temperature. Free breakfast was very good. Recommended.

Location, location, location! Close to everything. It's Europe, so everything is smaller than one has come to expect in the U.S., but generous by middle of the city Europe standards. (I've been in 3 star hotel rooms where you had to turn sideways to get around the bed). The bathroom was private, the water was hot, the bed comfortable, the breakfast generous and tasty, what more could one ask? Yes, the breakfast room was small, but it's an area used for 1.5 hours a day in an incredibly expensive area, I would be surprised if they used a larger space. Instead you get to meet your neighbors from around the world! It's a lovely little hotel in Venice and we'd go back in a heartbeat! Best tip I read from reviews: if arriving from the airport by water taxi and alighting at Rialto, walk straight ahead up the little alley in front of you, the hotel is straight ahead on the left about 200m. Enjoy!