This was such a magical and charming little hotel right next to a traghetto stop an dvery near a vaparetto stop. It was very convenient to the train station and most everything is very close by. Sylvia and Chiara were extremely helpful and welcoming...so much so that I decided to cut my stay short in Florence and came back to Venice and the Ca San Giorgio for an extra 3 nights! the accomodations were wonderful and so affordable. i will definitely come back - and am looking forward to my return. Thank you so much Sylvia and Chiara for a wonderful stay in Venice!

This was a lovely place to stay, easily accessible on foot to the train station/Piazzale Roma which in Venice with all the maze of streets is a big plus! The hotel itself is very comfortable, rooms lovely and the breakfast ample, so you feel well rested and fed (not that that's ever a problem in Italy!) before you head out to explore this magical place. Under family ownership, our every question was willingly answered and anything we needed was taken care of, from making reservations for tours, concerts etc. to checking on the train schedule. Although you aren't in the immediate vicinity of the Piazza San Marco, we walked all over Venice without any difficulty and so found the location a pleasure, away from the main tourist areas but still with plenty of restaurants, shops, a vaporetto stop all nearby. Highly recommend this lovely, personal and well-maintained B&B.

Just returned from a lovely visit here with my 2 daughters. Its a beautiful place in a quiet part of Venice away from all the noise and touristy areas. we stayed in the top room, the "Altana" which has its own rooftop terrace. I highly recommend it.

This was my sixth trip to Venice since 2000, and we have stayed at different hotels each time. We have finally found the hotel we will ABSOLUTELY book again.

The locations is a fairly short walk from the train station with only two bridges to navigate if you have luggage. It is in a somewhat residential area which meant that we often found ourselves wandering the streets alone. It is very near a main stop for the Grand Canal water bus, which makes it very easy to get to popular sights if you'd rather not walk.

The staff was very friendly and helpful. We ate at two of their restaurant recommendations and loved both. The little B&B itself is quite charming and very quiet. We opted to stay in one of the smaller rooms called the Columbina (the larger, top floor room was booked), but we found it to be much more spacious, especially the bathroom, than most hotels we've had in Italy.

The staff, location, room quality, and price make this an exceptional value for this exceptional city!