Hotel Do Pozzi (Venice, Italy)

The staff aim to ensure that their guests are catered for fully and are happy to oblige those staying at the hotel. Their attitude makes a stay here even more enjoyable. The reception staff also speak some English.

Former guests were delighted with the location of this hotel down a small side street. It’s extremely quiet, allowing for a restful, peaceful time. It is also is excellently located near to the main attractions of the city. St. Mark’s Square is within wal

The rooms are older in style, but have renovated bathrooms and good air conditioning units. The beds are comfortable and the rooms in general are of a decent size. A plus point for many is the ability to open windows and allow fresh air inside.

There is a restaurant attached to the hotel, however, this option proves for some to be rather expensive and they found the food, for the price, not up to a good enough standard. There are numerous other eateries in the area, which offer a range of cuisin

Some visitors found numerous mosquitos in their rooms. This should not be unexpected, particularly in Venice with its abundance of canals. As the hotel rooms have air conditioning, rather than leaving the window open, it is better to use the air con and l

Those with mobility issues, or who are elderly may find the lack of a lift a problem. A daily climb of numerous stairs may prove a strain. The building itself is old and as with many historic buildings converted into hotels, the addition of a lift isn’t a