9 Nights- Rome, Florence And Venice Triple Center W/Air

Just returned from a 4 day stay. We agree with previous positive reviews. The hotel is quietly situated even though it is in a very busy residential area. We were pleasantly surprised by the peace & quiet at night (stayed in a room with a terrace). The rooms are compact but very clean. All the staff we encountered on reception and in the breakfast area were very helpful & friendly. We thoroughly appreciated the excellent breakfast choice. Yes, the beds are a bit hard however after a day of walking & sightseeing exhaustion overcomes minor discomfort. Transport links are also excellent. We liked the 40 minute walk to the Colosseum but on other days used the metro and the number 87 bus to get around. Just a word of caution to people arriving by train from Fiumicino Airport. At Tuscolano station - there are 3 exits! Guess who chose the wrong one? The Hotel is literally a couple of minutes walk from the Station. We arrived in the dark & rain which didn’t help. We got there in the end but the Hotel assures us that it is going to amend their website directions. The good thing about getting lost meant that we had to ask for directions and we were helped by someone who also told us that the best pizzas in the area were served at Papilla on the Via Veturia (about 8 minutes walk from the Hotel). We went twice! It is a takeaway with a restaurant which only serves the most delightful pizza. We also enjoyed a treat in Charlotte Pasticcreria Roma on Via Vercelli (2 minutes walk away). Would we stay at this hotel again on a return trip to Rome - yes!

The room was advertised as deluxe and was far from. It was small, dark and very basic, something you would expect in a 3*. The window had privacy screening as we were facing a balcony with seating. The rooms in the other photo reviews look lovely, this was definitely not ours. The staff on reception were not helpful, we requested (on booking) a twin room but were told on arrival that none were available. After discussion with the provider the hotel did provide a twin room (probably why we got the room we we given). We subsequently booked a different hotel and checked out. At check out the reception staff were less than apologetic, discussing us in Italian, causing an uncomfortable situation. I do understand a little Italian and can only advise the hotel reception staff not to assume the customer does not understand what they are saying.

We stayed here for three nights with our 2 teenagers at the beginning of April and loved it. The hotel is in a quiet area around 5-10mins away from both St Marks and Rialto Bridge, you wouldn’t know you were that close the busy areas. We had a very large room, two large bedrooms, in the main hotel building which we could vault. Very spacious and well cleaned every day. Was great coming back here after busy days exploring this beautiful city. Breakfast was more than a bough to set us up for the day with hot selection, as well as fresh bread, pastries, cereals, yogurts, jams, tea, coffee and juices. Overall we were really happy with our choice and would definitely recommend.

Just returned from three nights here. Sadly, we were not in the main hotel, but the annexe which is not staffed apart from breakfast time. We were in room 601, which was inches from the front door. That door was controlled by a loud buzzing electronic tag system, so every time anyone entered or left we could hear it clearly. There were only windows above the eyeline so we had no view at all. The room was OK, nice beds and bathroom but it also had flaking plaster in some parts. It's obvioulsy a very old building that has been renovated so don't expect flawless decor. Some of the rooms upstairs in the annexe opened directly onto the dining area,which was also odd. I should imagine they were awaken by breakfast prep from 6.30am. We were, as lift was also next to our room and it went up and down constantly from that time. Forget about any notion of a lie in! There were also renovations going on next door which were noisy during the day Breakfast was average. Mainly continental, some nice cakes, pancake machine, cereals and fruit, toast etc. A few hot offerings, but they were poor... Bacon greasy, rubber scrambled egg and created chicken nuggets. Reception staff varied... Very nice when we arrived but not great at times afterwards... A bit haughty. Main plus point of this place is it's location. Easy for Rialto and St Marks. One last thing... This hotel is not easy to find. Make sure you have very accurate directions or a water taxi prepared to drop you very close by

Im sure the hotel is nice, if you're actually staying there when you arrive, We were transferred to another building down the street which was only staffed on a morning with no reception. Our room was very nicely decorated however the mattress and pillows were low quality and there was hardly any storage space, it was one of the most impractical rooms I've ever stayed in. The single wardrobe had both the safe and minibar inside ! So limited space for anything else. Be so careful if you are staying in either the hotel or the other building, as this hotel has rooms which are INCHES away from lifts, toilets and rooms that also open out into the restaurant. Breakfast starts at 7am so if you like a small lie in, then forget it. The location of the hotel and the other building is great, walking distance to a vast array of sights and attractions.

A gem of a hotel in a great position, 5 minutes walk from St Mark’s square and the rialto bridge. Our room (a suite), was gorgeous, beautifully decorated and spotless. The bathroom was large and there were big white towelling dressing gowns and slippers and nice toiletries. There was a bottle of Prosecco and some chocolates in our room, a mini bar and tea and coffee making facilities. The staff were so helpful, friendly and polite. I contacted the hotel a few days before we were due to arrive to ask if they could arrange a water taxi pick-up for us from the airport, which they did. The taxi was waiting for us at the airport dock and the hotel porter met us at the side of the canal to take our luggage. It was a wonderful way to arrive, and very efficient. I also asked if the hotel could book somewhere for a simple meal on our first night, and they booked a lovely local Trattoria with the best pasta I have ever eaten. Breakfast was buffet style and plentiful. Good scrambled eggs and bacon, cheese, ham and a selection of good bread. Cereals, fruit and yogurt, and a great choice of different types of croissant. The pancake making machine was popular. We had a wonderful time and would highly recommend the hotel.

Having read some of the reviews we weren’t sure what to expect before we arrived. However, we really didn’t need to worry. This is a hidden gem. The location is great and within 5 minutes walk to St Marks Square yet it’s so quiet. It is exactly what you would expect from a Venetian hotel -situated on the canal, accesible over a little bridge with so much character both outside and in. We read reviews saying it was dated - it’s not dated it’s a Venetian hotel not a Premier Inn! Our room was amazing and very clean, the staff couldn’t do enough for us (there was no milk in the room so I popped to reception to ask for some. A member of staff said some would be bought to our room and, within 5 minutes, a member of staff knocked on with a jug of fresh milk). Breakfast was great with lots of choice (both hot and cold) and an amazing pancake maker! We loved our stay so much that we’re already booking to go back next year. Thank you for a fabulous holiday!

The room was advertised as deluxe and was far from. It was small, dark and very basic, something you would expect in a 3*. The window had privacy screening as we were facing a balcony with seating. The rooms in the other photo reviews look lovely, this was definitely not ours. The staff on reception were not helpful, we requested (on booking) a twin room but were told on arrival that none were available. After discussion with the provider the hotel did provide a twin room (probably why we got the room we we given). We subsequently booked a different hotel and checked out. At check out the reception staff were less than apologetic, discussing us in Italian, causing an uncomfortable situation. I do understand a little Italian and can only advise the hotel reception staff not to assume the customer does not understand what they are saying.