Arqua Petrarca Vacations from $1,501

Hotel was nice and big,well it’s was far from the city, which cost us a lot of money for taxi, around €45 to the hotel, but the hotel provided a shuttle to take us to the city and bring us back and took us to the airport when leaving Venice, the hotel room bathroom toilet was blocked, called them and they fixed that, the only issue I had was the first day I was in the hotel, someone opened the door, didn’t know how, she apologized, the next morning , while sleeping same thing happened , before I checked out while naked same thing happened again, that’s the only terrible fault about the hotel…

Quaint boutique style hotel. Our bathroom was recently redone & very nice & functional. Our bed was very comfortable. Location is where all the high end shopping was. My wife loved it.

The property has a charm .... its location is also a plus since it is on The Grand Canal. It could also use further upgrading... a lobby configuration that is freshened up and more conducive to sitting and watching the passers bye. the ventilation system is limited in that during the evening when I required cooling, I had to open windows for coolness... this allowed the late night street noise to come in. The BIGGEST plus is how friendly and helpful the vast majority of the staff was!!!

An old world hotel with all modern conveniences and amazingly friendly and helpful staff that was able to help us in English. The rooms are very comfortable and always clean and well supplied with your needs. Their restaurant serves wonderful foods with excellent service. The, included breakfasts were delicious and had a wide variety of items as well. The location is within a short walking distance from the Lido station and is conveniently located to dozens of shops and restaurants.

About 15 min walk to Venice Mestre station and bus station right outside - there was a bus strike on the day we wanted to go into Venice and the hotel staff did not inform us until after we had waited 25 mins for the bus to come that actually there is a strike. Air conditioning only works on certain days of the year in Italy too and you won’t get your room below 20 degrees. It was uncomfortable for us and will be staying elsewhere next time.