Locanda La Corte Hotel Venice

Nos avons séjourné 2 jours dans cet hôtel L'accueil a été formidable Le patron parle parfaitement français, très à l'écoute de nos demandes le personnel est charmant Nous étions installés dans une chambre donnant dans la cour intérieure de l'hôtel Très calme et confortable l'hôtel est idéalement situé tout près du rialto et de la place saint marc le déjeuner à volonté presque parfait En effet le café est un peu plat à mon goût en résumé je vous recommande cet hôtel

Trois nuits passées dans cet hôtel agréable, une chambre spacieuse et propre (avec lit Queen size), une grande salle de bain avec baignoire. Un personnel souriant, un petit déjeuner très correct et à l’accueil 4 jours par semaine, il y à Abdel.....Polyglotte, souriant, plein d'esprit et de bonne volonté, serviable, une mine d'information. En bref un homme adorable que nous avons eu grand plaisir à rencontrer. PS: Attention La photo que l'on voit sur le sur la page du site ne correspond pas du tout à l'hôtel mais à un hôpital 300 mètres plus loin. Imaginez ma surprise!!!!!!

Bon hotel bien placé, personnel agréable l'appartement dans lequel nous étions agréable et pratique puisque cuisine

Malheureusement pour moi, au petit déjeuner même pas un vrai café. Et pourtant l'Italie est réputé pour ça ! Aucun problème au niveau de l'hôtel, Merci

Très calme, idéalement situé, accueil très agréable.

We had a awesome experience. The hotel is close to forte nuove boat station. And you can take the public boats to the hotel from the airport which is a lot cheaper than a watertaxi. We loved having our own full kitchen, washing machine and dishwasher which ment we didn't have to eat out everyday. Staff was very friendly and helpfull. We had 2 aircons, one in room and one in tv room, they helped alot with the heat after exploring the island.

La relación calidad/precio deja bastante que desear, además de que faltaban algunas de las instalaciones que se mencionaban, como por ejemplo, el secador de pelo en la habitación... Deja bastante que desear en general.

The hotel is in a nice, quiet location about a 10 minute walk to St Marks Square and 5-8 minute walk to the Rialto Bridge. The rooms were comfortable and clean although a bit small. The staff was friendly and accomodating. A small continetal breakfest was served each day and allowed you to sit in a small center courtyard which made for a great start of the day. Excellent value for the money!

Centrally located it is ideal to visit Venice on foot: no need to take the vaporetto [local ferry] as you can walk to many places. The breakfast buffet includes ham, cheese, yogurt, croissants and everything is very fresh. Take advantage of the beautiful "corte" if the weather allows! At walking distance there are two (small) restaurants: Mascaron and the Mascareta, worthy a visit!

The hotel was out of the busy tourist areas of the city to give a quiet, relaxed environment. That meant a short walk to many sights and the nearest Vaporetto stop at C'dOro, but we would consider a return there, but certainly would search out a more friendly hotel. There appears to be about 3 rooms that have a view of the small canal going by the hotel, so as it turned out we did not have a canal view which was unfortunate for a long planned, highly anticipated trip of a lifetime. When I asked about the canal rooms I was met with the usual detached attitude that was expressed by the staff. I think it might be a cultural difference or a Venice thing, but the staff was never warm and inviting. They smiled and greeted you, but were never engaging and willing to step over the line to make a visit special. The most friendly staff was the breakfast waitress. She was the perfect hostess and was most kind and joyful and maids were always more friendly than the desk staff. Breakfast was good, but not eventful and was exactly the same everyday, which could be fine, but after 10 days it was enough of that. Rolls were not fresh and delicous, but meats and cheeses were very good and it was always a simple meal. The actual building and the decor was lovely and the courtyard (not able to be used at breakfast because of cooler, very early spring weather) was great. It was usuable a couple of afternoons. I would suggest Venice in April, since March is not quite warm and in bloom.