Casa sul Molo

The actual service from the hotel employees was great. The hotel does need to be updated. The rooms do not have air conditioning, regardless we were there in October, it was still,uncomfortable to sleep without air conditioning. The rooms also give the impression of not being to clean, having said this, it could be because it does need some TLC(tender loving care). The area is ok. Close to San Marco, close to restaurants, shopping, not far from the water transportation, etc. The continental breakfast is good.One more thing, if you have difficulty climbing stairs, this is not the hotel for you.

We had a very enjoyable time and Casa Sul Molo has great access to St Marks Square and the Rialto bridge area. The gals were very friendly and helpful.

Vame late at night after the desk was closed.That was no problem. We were buzzed in and waitng at the desk were our room keys with a welcome letter with instructions for the hotel. Breakfast was included with the best brioche I have had in Italy. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The hotel is very close to St. Mark's Basilica and boats. Short walk to the Rialto Bridge. The hotel is tucked away in a narrow walkway so a little tricky to find at first. I would stay there again

Great location! 30min walk from station (follow signs to Rialto then San Marco, easy peasy) very friendly staff, nice welcome. Stayed in triple room. Decent size. Stairs in the hotel were tiring so be prepared to walk up a lot of stairs!! Next to a church that rings their bell at midnight but isnt too loud. Narrow streets can echo voices during the night. Room comes with aircon, cable tv and mini fridge... breakfast include croissants, bread, drink of your choice and juice and yoghurt. More than enough! Overall really enjoyed our stay. Grazie!

Easy access from St. Mark's square and not far from the water transport system. The staff was very friendly, breakfast was brought to our room in the morning, a selection of pastries, coffee, and hot chocolate. There is no elevator so plan to walk up to the 3rd floor. Not a big deal for us but might be a challenge for some, especially with luggage. Also, we carried our luggage through town ourselves and apparently the square routinely floods in the late morning so we had to maneuver the long way around to avoid walking through 6 inches of water while rolling luggage behind us. There are people at the boats who will put your luggage on a cart and roll it to your hotel, not sure the cost but worth it if you arrive during the high tide!