Venice Hotel Guide - Adventure Sport Hotels in Venice, Italy

Very nice hotel with great architecture and interior design. Staff was very helpful and courteous. Everything was great. Their restaurant is on the pricey side. You're better off exploring and trying out different restaurants at 1/3 of the price.

Stayed 2 nights after a cruise it was charming and relaxing, and still within reach of Venice activities. There are 2 buildings, an historical one 300 years old and "newer" one hinting of Swiss influence from 1964. No 2 rooms are the same. If you appreciate eclectic you will enjoy it. It is close to the Excelsior and many pubic beach access points. Access to Lido from Venice by ferry or hop-on-hop off is quick but a 24 or 48 hour ferry pass is best if going back and forth. It takes 15 minutes to walk from the ferry terminal or a 15 euro cab. Private water taxi may be possible to the adjacent Lido Casino stop (less than 100 meters away). We had booked a tour to Murano-Burano ahead of time that we could not cancel so we missed out when the front desk offered to take us on Saturday morning to Murano in their private boat then on to San Marco from right next to the hotel which would have been fantastic. You should ask when booking as it may be done only on occasion. The little downtown of Lido offers a few shops, cafes and restaurants with a relaxed vibe. Nice if you have a few extra days to spend in the area.

Staff were cheerful, knowledgeable and spoke good English.

This is a nice hotel with friendly staff in a great location 2 minutes walk from St Mark's Square. It's clean,comfortable & quiet. The breakfast isn't great but is perfectly adequate. I would thoroughly recommend it.

Nice hotel but not close to heart of the city or the main part of the Grand Canal

There are few places in the world you would like to stay longer than planned. It's one of them!

We stayed at the Luna hotel for five nights and were extremely pleased with the accomodation and the very friendly and helpful staff. Venice is a historical city and the hotel occupies an excellent location right on San Marco square. As a location to explore the heart of Venice on foot it could not be better. Given the age of the building you have to make some concessions to space and wear, but the interior is well maintained and everything in our room worked as it should. The AC kept the room cool in the height of summer and we were very comfortable.

Great location on the Grand Canal. Close to everything.

Great Location, close to all. A great place to stay in Venice.

A very cute place right on the lagoon. It was clean & quaint. Out of the way of hustle and bustle of tourist area. Breakfast was wonderful. And I can't say enough about the staff, so very helpful. The only downside was the room are a little small & the beds weren't very comfortable. But I would definitely stay here again.