Ca' Angeli Luxury Guest House

I love small private hotels with character and I love a good view and this fulfills all those criteria . Stayed here before about 10 years ago, same top floor room and same warm welcome. ||Glad of the air conditioning on this very hot weekend and we appreciated the gesture of a complimentary bottle of Prosecco. ||Nice breakfasts in a characterful room also overlooking the canal. All my favourite breakfast goodies such as fruit and yoghurt, granola, seeds then a tasty selection of meats cheese and tomato. ||The only disappointment was the ‘hot water’ in the big silver urn wasn’t really hot enough to make English tea but this was soon rectified and the freshly squeezed orange juice was so tasty it made up for the tea! ||An added source of interest was the fact that unbeknown to us the Bezos wedding party were staying next door so we watched the paps and security buzzing g around indicating an appearance and wandered down to the jetty to wave as the happy couple went by in the Aman private boat. | |This hotel is in a great location for exploring Venice on foot or by vaparetto. It’s only about 15 mins to st Marks square and the osterias in San Polo are in my view far better than round the busy tourist areas by St Marks.

Everything was amazing. Location was central in San Polo, close to an ACTV (and Alilaguna) water bus stop, in a nice quiet alley, a beautiful building, and most importantly a super friendly staff that was onsite 24/7. Note we did pay extra for a Canal-view room so cannot speak to the other rooms. We were sad to leave so soon!

I stayed here for two nights, and everything was absolutely perfect. The staff were incredibly kind and helpful in every way. On my last day, since I had to leave early for the train station, they even prepared a breakfast package for me. Thank you so much for everything—you made my time in Venice truly wonderful.

Spacious room overlooking a garden. Clean with tea making facilities. Family owned and run small hotel in fact I would call it a boutique hotel. There is a lot of great art to be seen (family collection)if that interests you. The dining room overlooks the grand canal. The breakfast was plentiful and well presented. The hotel is situated a short walk from the Rialto Bridge and transport by water taxi was easy as there is a dock by the hotel. The hotel also has a small lift big enough (just) for 2 people and 2 large suitcases. Entrance to hotel is by pushing a bell on the outside wall to enable the hotel to let you in as they share the premises with a private apartment.|We found it to be a good walking distance to where ever we wanted to go.|We also found the bed to be harder than what we were used to but I suspect that is quite normal for Venice.

Beautiful Grande Canal view and Splendid room. Breakfast was in good taste although the dining tables onto each other takes away from one on one privacy. Marble floors bit sticky damp but slippers provided so don't feel it under your feet. Consider carpeting. The entrance hall lobby to lift is dim. grotty & cracked wall paint belies the vintage grandeur of the guest house on the 3rd floor.

The location is very close to the canal and the room was beautiful. Giorgio was very helpful and friendly and made sure we were prepared for our departure. The breakfast room was lovely and looked out over the canal. Breakfast itself was delicious and varied, and there was always someone at reception when they were needed. We very much enjoyed our stay!

I just wanted to thank you for our wonderful stay with you June 1-3. Our room was charming and the breakfast was delightful! I loved conversing with Georgio just so that I could listen to his Italian accent. We really enjoyed meeting Stephen during our personal tour of the Murano Glass Factory! That was an amazing experience! When David learned of our leaving the hotel early (7:30am) in order to catch our bus ride to the cruise ship, he provided us with a packed breakfast to go. We still have our delicious sample jams. I cherish them. Thank you so much for our wonderful stay at Ca' Angeli! I wish I could live there.

Our stay at Ca'Angeli was pretty nice! I'll start with the positives first! The breakfast and the breakfast room were absolutely lovely! We even had an early morning start one of our days and they made us a breakfast bag to go so that we didn't miss a breakfast! They were also able to accommodate for my gluten allergy. They were very nice about that.||The location is pretty nice as well. Right near the Rialto bridge and not too far of a walk to the train station. ||The building itself is interesting. It's a shared building so not completely owned by the hotel, but I think that may be normal in Italy? ||The few negatives: We had also booked a double superior with the promise of a view. I think we may have been confused by the website photos because we were expecting a room with canal view/ or partial view? and our room had no view to speak of. And worse was that construction was going on the building across the way and was VERY LOUD and workers right outside our window. Didnt want to leave window open or workers could see right in. Luckily we had an early morning one morning and then our other days were weekend days so no work was being done on those days, but if we had been staying on more weekdays I would have been so upset. We even asked to change room but were denied by the temporary staff. We would have asked one of the owners but it was hit or miss on when they would be there and the temporary staff didn't seem to know what to do to placate the situation. ||I think a heads up or a slight discount would have been nice due to the construction and the lack of view which we had paid extra for.