Hotel Sant’Antonin

Great Venetian style hotel. Room was great as it accommodated our family of 5. Water taxi stop right outside is great if you are travelling with large suitcases. Beds were fine and shower was good. Great for a two night stay.

Woke up to the smell of freshly baked croissant after a good night’s sleep. It was a nice breakfast to start your day. Our room over looked the garden and was very comfortable. The unique antique style of the old mansion is very quaint. The staff were very nice and helpful. I would definitely recommend it if you are looking for a place to stay.

This hotel is amazing, everything here was perfect i can't say enough good things . The room was spectacular and the team on site nothing was too much trouble. An amazing stay and location

I treated my daughter and my granddaughters, 17 and 12 to a 5 day trip to Venice the last week in May. I choose this hotel mainly on the reviews on Tripadvisor. It certainly lived up to its reputation as a really excellent Hotel and we enjoyed every moment. The staff were impeccably polite and helpful. The two rooms were comfortable and extremely clean. The beds were comfortable. The Breakfasts I can highly recommend. And the gardens were beautiful. This Hotel is a short stroll to San Marco and close to all the major attractions yet placed in a quiet position by a canal and none of us were disturbed by noise of any kind. All in all it was a perfect stay and I can highly recommend Sant'Antonin. I would stay here again in a heartbeat!

Great stay for family of four. The hotel itself is very charming with beautiful details in decor. The garden and breakfast area was lovely. The real star was our room. It was grand and beautiful- from the ceiling to the furniture. The room was spacious and comfortable. We had a king bed and two single beds for our teenage sons. We were all happy with the size and comfort level of beds and bedding. The bathroom was spacious and the biggest shower we had in Italy. Lots of chairs and extra space for suitcases etc. I would stay here again

Great little hotel in a more quiet area but still walking distance to everything you want to do. We had the family room which had a private terrace overlooking the canal - it was so nice to sit out there in the morning watching the canal. The hotel staff was extremely friendly and helpful, and it has a nice little garden area out back. Breakfast was just okay, but location and staff more than made up for it.

Avoid accommodating in Venice, try Giudecca, Murano or any other island well connected to Venice 24/7. Is our third time accommodating in Venice in a try of finding a decent place. It will be definitely the last since all the accommodations in Venice are extremely overpriced and deceptive. Pictures are showing just a bit of glam to catch the viewer’s eyes. We booked two rooms in this hotel since it was close to Piazza San Marco and on a channel and seemed nice to see the water from the window. It was not the case! One room view was in a small space between unkempt buildings and the other was in the attic, almost un properly for accommodation. It was a very narrow staircase going up in the attic on witch was a nightmare walking up the luggages. Inside you could stand up just in the middle of the room. The other room was small and had a bathroom with non-functional bathtub drain so was also a nightmare to take a shower. The room had old furniture but was somehow clean. On the common spaces of the hotel was another story, everything was old and unkempt, dusty. The cleaning ladies had all the belongings in the middle of the hallway showing an ugly image. Breakfast was full of market pastries that seemed cheap, two types of cheap cheeses in a country that has a lot of good cheeses. No omelette, no vegetables other then some tomatoes and the worst coffee we ever had in Italy. The whole impression was of an unkempt building, not friendly staff, bad food, everything just a trick to take your money.

Beautiful boutique hotel, within easy walking distance from St.Marks Square and everything else. We were delighted to be upgraded to Room 123, which was one if the nicest rooms we have ever stayed in, with a gorgeous private garden terrace to sit out in the sunshine. Super continental breakfast in a lovely garden room. The very helpful and attentive staff really made us feel welcome. A very easy recommendation to all.

This was a very lovely hotel. Charming, accommodating staff, well-located. I would stay here again. REASONABLE! The room was spacious. Check out was late - which allowed me to sleep in. Only thing was at issue in Room #1: they started making breakfast at 6 am or so, and there was a lot of smells and clinking and clanking going on. I would ask for a different room. Great place overall!!!!

Great hotel especially for the price! We stayed here for two nights when we visited Venice last month and we enjoyed our stay here. Hotel is small but charming - like an old house converted into a hotel. The Room was very spacious and comfortable. The staff was nice and welcoming and the price of the room included breakfast. The breakfast was a continental style breakfast and they make coffee or cappuccino which was very good! We were about a 5-10 minute walk from St. Marks Square and there were plenty of restaurants and shops near the hotel to eat at. We enjoyed that the hotel was smack in the middle of the major tourist area - it gave us more of s local feel. We would stay here again if we go back to Venice.

We walked by their hotel and their beautiful courtyard drew us in. We wandered onto their property and asked the man at the front desk if we may have a glass of wine, he obliged and was very friendly and courteous. We would consider looking into this hotel for our next trip to Venice and so should you!

Booked trip for April 2020 last September. Now that corona virus has hit Venice, our trip has been cancelled due to level 4 travel advisory but this hotel will not refund our payment. Major chains like Marriott and Hilton have agreed to waive cancellation penalties. Hotel Management denied our request for free cancellation this week. It's not like we just changed our mind about staying here or coming to Venice. My husband is over 65 and has diabetes; he would be risking his life to travel to Venice this spring.