Il Nido Di Giulietta e Romeo - Venice, Italy 

IR
Posted: Sat, Jul 18 2009
Abbiamo prenotato in febbraio una camera per tre notti. Abbiamo trascorso in questo albergo (che come struttura e' davvero molto bello e vicino ai luoghi di maggior interesse)una sola notte, anziche' tre. Al notro arrvo(maggio) ci hanno destinato per la prima notte in un altro albergo perche' erano in overbooking, la seconda notte l'abbiamo trescorsa in questo albergo, ma sembrava di stare in discoteca perche' nel locale sottostante stavano facendo una festa che e' finita alle tre passate, nonostante a venezia ci sia il divieto di fare baccano dopo le 23.

LC
Posted: Tue, Jun 16 2009
The price is far way expensive. Their quality and services are so poor,as type of room did not discrub in website and breakfast is no taste and too small!!

David Golding
Posted: Mon, Jan 05 2009
Staff are wery friendly and helpful and hotel is kept clean. We had the touristic room on the first floor, which was basic, but you don't go to Venice to gaze around your hotel room. Breakfast was a continental buffet which suited us, but there was no cooked option. The hotel is ideal for the vaporetto - get off at the fish market, turn right and walk along the side of the grand canal and then take a left at the small wooden jetty and walk straight to the square. It's also near to the Rialto bridge for shops etc, but we found it was better to buy the three day vaporetto pass to wander round with.

AS
Posted: Thu, Dec 25 2008
Good situation (7mn from the Rialto), BUT... The pictures showed bedrooms very attractive with lovely lights, furniture, view, etc. Instead of this we've been given a room just next to the hotel entrance, so I let you imagine the noise (we could hear the doors each time someone entered or leaved the hotel, and the conversations with the welcome employees). As we was at the ground floor, no view at all and bars in front of the window. finally, the "look and feel" of the room was the one of any lowcost hotel network : very clean, but no charm at all.

NV
Posted: Thu, Oct 23 2008
This hotel was very beautiful and one of the more modern hotels that I've seen available in Italy. It was very nice to have a real queen bed, instead of two mattresses clipped together. The staff was very friendly and quickly learned our names and greeted us by name. The hotel is slightly difficult to find and is tucked away in a small piazza. My only disappointment is that our room had NO view! I opened the window and was literally looking at another wall. There wasn't even a "street" below.