Hotel Malipiero

La ubicación, en el barrio más chulo de Venecia.

Es viejísimo. La habitación era enorme, con los techos altísimos, pero el mobiliario y la decoración daban miedo... Los recepcionistas eran indios, y deben estar explotados, porque el mismo que nos atendió la noche que llegamos durmió en una pequeña habitación al lado de la recepción (lo sé porque a la 01:30 fui a pedirle una manta del frío que hacía) y a la mañana siguiente estaba allí al pie del cañon. Supongo que los turnos son de 24 horas... La habitación estaba helada (llegamos a las 00:00, pero avisamos de que llegaríamos tarde, por lo que podrían haber encendido la calefacción antes), el grifo de agua fría del lavabo no funcionaba, no había mantas y, en general, parecía el castillo del Conde Drácula.

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no llegamos a conocer el hotel resevado.- hay puesta una reclamacion por que nos metieron en otro de categoria muy inferior, pagamos 4* y nos alojamos en una pension

well located centrally

rather "non-caring" approach of staff

Venice at your feet

nice location down town

no internet. rooms without charm...far from the super webpage. Quite disappointed overall. No lift to go to the recpetion...3 floors !! ...and nobody will help you for your luggage. B'fast starts at 8am only...and no way to get them to start earlier.

location of the hotel was perfect for being so close to St. Marc's Square

It was unclear on arriving where the front door of the hotel was. Once inside there was 3/4 flights of stairs to take to get to reception. Staff on desk were not particularly professional. The room was a lovely size, but very run down and the bathroom was in a very poor condition. This 'hotel' was supposed to be 3/4star?.. no way. I would say 2star max. There were not even tea/coffee making facilities in the room, nor a welcoming folder/information in the room. No fire safety information sheets either.

Great location - easy to find way to either San Marc square or Rialto Bridge. Definately best way to see Venice is to get lost!!!

Reception/lounge very elegant,with view over Campo S.Maria Formosa. Palazzo built in 1484.

Difficult to gain access on arrival.Many stairs to reception/rooms -no lift.

Convenient to reach all parts of Venice. Good restaurants nearby. Campo is quiet,away from crowds.

Good location, only five minutes from St Marks square and Rialto bridge.

I was given a small room with no view and the fittings were all past there best. it was however clean and the bathroom has had a recent refurb. There is no SAT TV and one of the light fittings was not working. Breakfast was a rather poor affair, there is no hot buffet. The entrance is down a small side street and then up two flights of stairs, not suitable for the elderly or disabled.

Pleany of small bars and restaurants nearby, only minutes walk from St Marks Square and Rialto bridge.

sehr gute Lage, romantischer alter Palazzo mit entsprechender Ausstattung (Suite)

der Eingang ist, mangels Beschilderung, schwierig zu finden; das Zimmer war erst eine Stunde nach unserer Ankunft um 14:30h bezugsfertig; dem Empfangspersonal würde etwas Freundlichkeit nicht schaden.

They were overbooked and wanted to move us to a b

It truly is beautiful!

They have a buzz-in system which is very inconvenient if you have not checked in or have checked out. We had checked out and left our luggage with the front desk, but could not collect our luggage when we came back. We buzzed and rang the bell and although we could hear the front desk workers talking amongst themselves, they wouldn't let us in. We were outside trying to get in to the hotel for over five minutes and were starting to panic when, by chance, guests of the hotel passed us and tried to use their key to let us in. Unfortunately their key broke in the door, but they buzzed once and were let in immediately to my annoyance! And one of the front desk workers was beyond RUDE from check-in until check-out.

Lot's of shopping and eating and beautiful buildings/scenery.