Hotel Tre Archi - Venice, Italy 

"A pleasant surprise"
Posted: Mon, Nov 23 2009
My two female college friends and I booked this hotel at the last minute at the train station in Venice. We paid 30 Euro per person, and it was a good value, especially in comparison to other prices and accomodations we encountered on this trip. There is a water taxi station right in front and it is only a short and quaint walk from the train station. There was luggage storage for us before checkin and after checkout. The room was a cute little loft with a large walkout balcony. There was good temperature control, hot shower with good pressure, and it was clean. It was in a quiet location for sleeping. The best part was the decor which consisted of ornate painted details on the trim and furniture and beautiful Murano Glass fixtures. The breakfast was great with several breads, jams, cheeses, fruits, cereals, juices, cold milk, hot chocolate, and more. The attendants spoke sufficient English and were friendly as well. We had an excellent stay.

CA
Posted: Tue, May 19 2009
We got 2 Adults and 3 children in this double storey room (no.113). 2 beds and couch-turned-bed on the bottom floor, and a double bed on the level above. However, there were no hooks for the five towels we were supposed to use, and of course lots of water was all over the bathroom floor after a shower only because there was a 1 cm gap between the glass protection and the bath, as well as the fact that the shower did not spray properly. Otherwise everything was acceptable or even fine.

DZ
Posted: Fri, Jan 23 2009
I would not stay here again. The location isn't very tourist friendly for the fact that if it floods you cannot get to your hotel and the staff do not warn you, or accomodate you in any way. We went out for dinner at 07:30pm and the streets were fine, and when we exited the restaurant, the water had risen and all the streets were flooded. We were unable to get back to the hotel until 2:00am when the water had receeded enough. We were left out in the cold and rain with no where to go since most the cafes close around 1:00 am. Some hotels apparently hand out disposable "hipwaders" or Boots so that you can at least get back to your accomodation, but not TRES ARCHI. They didn't even acknowledge the water; it may be common for them but not for their guests! When we checked in they also demanded that we pay in cash to receive the rate we reserved at (55 euro) or otherwise it would be 100 euro if we paid by credit card. I was not impressed by this.

BM
Posted: Wed, Jan 07 2009
everything was great...but the breakfast!especially the bread which was hardly eadible!

MM
Posted: Thu, Dec 25 2008
Buon albergo a due passi dal quartiere ebreaico e dalla stazione. Ambiente tranquillo e confortevole. Mi hanno assegnato la stanza pi? piccola del complesso, una singola con letto alla francese in cui non rimaneva molto spazio intorno. Le altre stanze sono per? pi? spaziose, quindi senz'altro un'ottima sistemazione ed in pi? il personale ? molto gentile.