Ca' della Corte

It's was a great place to stay. Breakfast was limited to mostly breads yogurt and fruit so bacon or sausage would be nice but the croissants are warm and freshly baked on site. The cappuccinos are perfect and plentiful so just a minor comment for not meat options. The rooms are quiet. Never heard a peep from any other guests except when we were in the common areas and there were 2 young boys staying down the hall from us. The staff was very friendly and accommodating. The location was easy to find using Google maps on my Garmin and Apple watch so it was never a problem getting back to our room in the evening after being out exploring all day. Did not realize how important that was until about 5 minutes after we arrived at the train station and was hopelessly lost following a map.

We had the best stay in the Ca’della Corte!! We stayed there for a weekend in May last year to celebrate my fiancé’s birthday and we had an absolute blast. The service was amazing, as they knew about the special occasion they welcomed us with a bottle of Bellini, what a sweet attention. One of our core memories from our trip in Venezia remains the sweet morning hearing the birds with the smell of croissant coming through the window. The breakfast served in bed was the cherry on the cake of the stay! This goes without saying that the location is perfect! If we were to ever go back to Venezia we would pick this guesthouse without a doubt!

This is a wonderful local Venetian family establishment. Couldn't ask for a better facility, staff or location. Gracious host Caterina and her staff are accommodating, helpful, English-speaking, respectful of elders and LGBT friendly - none of which I take for granted! I was here for over a week and saw diverse international families, honeymooners, retirees, just really kinds of people enjoying their time at Ca' della Corte.

Our second visit to Ca'Della Corte. Again everything was perfect. Service excellent, nothing was to much trouble for Kate and Nick to arrange or sort out for us.||I must mention the 'back up team' who were so bright and cheerful. We choose to have breakfast in our room (again) which was served very punctually and what a choice!||Ca'Della Corte is perfectly situated within walking distance of Piazzale Roma and Campo Santa Margherita, the perfect campo to spend your evenings.||We are already planning our next visit to Venice and can't imagine staying any other place than Ca'Della Corte.

We stayed at Ca’ Della Corte for 4 nights in early May and it was wonderful. The staff are all very kind and helpful, and the breakfast each day was lovely. It is also convenient to the train station, the vaporettos, and was pretty convenient to most of the tourist sites.

Our stay here was fabulous. Rooms were comfortable, breakfast every morning was perfect as well as the location. Can’t wait to return to Venice and Ca’ della Corte!

This is one of my favourite hotel stays ever! The hotel is in a beautiful building, converted to use as a hotel. The atmosphere is like visiting a grand old home, our room had a table, large desk and baby grand piano. It was completely charming and comfortable, so beautifully decorated and cared for. There is a lovely courtyard and the people were wonderful, we were very well taken care of! And a quick walk to everything but quiet at the same time. I highly recommend staying here - I honestly wish we’d stayed longer.

We had a great stay. The team is very kind and very helpful. The accomodation was good as well as breakfast. I highly recommend this place

We stayed here at the beginning of our trip before we took a cruise. Three days here was not enough and I can't wait to come back and stay longer. We rented a room, but ended up getting an apartment. We expect changes when traveling, so we just went with the flow and was extremely happy with our outcome. The location is very convenient to public transportation, walking distance to all the shops and restaurants, but tucked into a quite corner where there is no noise at night and very peaceful. I recommend that you pack very light when traveling here. All streets are cobblestone and you cross a lot of bridges with stairs, so it's a struggle transporting luggage even if you have good rollers on them. Although you can hire luggage transporters in the street as well for $30 or so. The continental breakfast was really nice with an egg, croissants, cheese and espresso. Keep in mind that these buildings were constructed hundreds of years ago, way before modern plumbing and elevators, so bathrooms are smaller than American standards and a lot of times there's no elevators, which is another good reason to pack light. I loved the rustic charm of this place, and can not wait to return! So many wonderful memories.