“Avoid this hotel”

It is late July the temperature outside is 33 Centigrade and the air conditioner does not work at all. To add to my discomfort right outside the window of my room is a large metal enclosure housing machinery that makes constant noise from 11 am to 11 pm. If you want a quiet rest after your afternoon walk you have to close the window and suffer extreme heat so no rest was possible because the room air conditioner is not working. I informed the Hotel manager of this problem who explained the air conditioner is controlled by her desktop computer and there must be some kind of a fault with it. I was told not to worry it will be repaired. Unfortunately for me no repair was made so I had very little sleep as night time tempurature in the room was about 30 C. I had to try to sleep on the floor with the window open and the door to my room open (not safe) and get up every 2 hours to go outside to cool down. The carpet in the room is old and never been properly deep cleaned so I ended up with a distressing breathing condition possibly caused by fungal spores. I tried to find alternative 3 star accomodation with no success if I wanted to be within the historical area called Venice. I gave up asking the manager to fix the problem as it became painfully obvious nothing good will happen. This hotel has given me a very bad experience which I would not wish others to suffer.

“Not happy. Find another hotel!”

Beware of "Billy" at the front desk. It appears he assigns your room on a whim, not by your prepaid order and when questioned, gets nasty. This room was double the cost of the other 4 hotels on our trip to Italy. Billy was slow and careless with our passports, leaving them in an open mail slot behind the desk and forgetting which passport belonged to the correct person. A "French Double Room" means a twin bed for 2 people in a room measuring 7' x 14' with a 4' x 5' bathroom - and the housekeeper leaves one set of towels proving 2 people aren't normally assigned this room. Though the room appeared clean, it reeked of sewage and was worse after the room was cleaned - this is not normal. The rooms are separate from the hotel restaurant...the staff walk you across the street and down 2 alleys to a single door. Walking 2 blocks isn't convenient for the "free breakfast". You cannot call the front desk from your room without dialing a local number. Though the location was ok, I do not recommend this hotel. There were also 3-5 cruise ships in port on most days making travel and sightseeing impossible.

“Helpful in confusing city”

Hotel is not known by name, so it was difficult to ask residents how to find it. If you walk from the station (Venezia-Santa Lucia) on the main roads, Hotel Tintoretto is visible on the left. They played the soccer games at the restaurant, which is attached to and part of the hotel. Restaurant was decently priced-better than some but not suitable for those with a strict budget. Breakfast was included with the cost of the hotel, and it was a good continental self-service breakfast. Staff was knowledgeable. Spoke English well and gave good directions on how find things. Key card system was sort of confusing. You have to insert key card in room to keep the air conditioning running. Wake up call was a bit unreliable because it was self-maintained via phone.

“Tolerable at best”

Rooms were small. Always ran out of hot water in the morning. And there was a funky smell.

“Tres Moyen”

Le seul avantage de cet hôtel est son emplacement .10 mns du Rialto. La chambre était très moyenne, très mal insonorisée. 1 table mais pas de chaise!! Salle de bain petite avec 1 douche minuscule !! Pour le petit déjeuner, 1 croissant par personne, 4 tranches de pain de mie sous cellophane, pas de laitage, bref très très léger !!!

“vraiment agréable et romantique”

Très confortable,très bien situé et très propre,avec un petit dejeuner très copieux et a volonté,vraiment très bon hotel

“bonne prestation et situation ideale”

tres bon rapport qualité prix: confort simple mais suffisant; hotel bien situé; je recommande donc sans hésiter

“hotel Tintoretto”

si je devais aller à Venise à nouveau (chose probable), je retournerai au meme hotel

“un hôtel pour être proche de tout à Venise sans être entouré de touristes”

L'implantation de cet hôtel dans le quartier du Dorsoduro permet de vivre aux côtés des vénitiens, à l'écart des grandes zones d'affluence touristiques. La chambre était très petite mais très propre, parfaitement nettoyée tous les jours, parfaitement sûre, et climatisée. Tout le confort s'y trouvait dans un minimum de place, mais on ne va pas à Venise pour rester en chambre. L'accueil est charmant, l'endroit du petit déjeuner très agréable, car en retrait de la rue, et à quelques mètres d'un canal, ombragé, et suffisamment varié quant au buffet. Des restaurants et bar à vins très sympas à proximité, une station de vaporetto à une centaine de mètres, très appréciable quand on sait que se déplacer à pied avec des valises dans une ville de petits escaliers et de ponts peut s'avérer très vite éprouvant. Vraiment une adresse à recommandé, pour qui veut découvrir Venise à pied et se sentir rapidement chez lui dans un quartier très charmant