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"I had the most fabulous stay at Hotel Rialto. I had a magnificent view of the Grand Canal and Rialto Bridge. In addition, the staff were really helpful and kind and the breakfast was terrific. It was great to be so close to the Rialto Markets and a waterbus stop. It meant I could come and go easily during each day of my visit. "

"We loved the view of the canal outside our window! Hotel room was very clean and beautifully decorated!"

"Excellent hotel, great location. Lovely interior. "

"Great hotel, very helpful and nice staff, fantastic room with a King size bed. Good breakfast every morning included with the stay. Location was the best directly behind St. Mark’s square. Walked to all the main attractions in the square area with ease. Great restaurants located everywhere near by. You can’t go wrong with this hotel. Don’t even think twice about booking this hotel, it was over the top."

"The smell of the hotel is terrible, the conditions of the rooms: old, smell bad, the bathroom with mold on the ceiling and the shower head, terrible experience, I should read google comment before coming there "

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"Great location. Steps from a water bus stop to the airport and train station and close to everything else. If you are like me and don’t pack body wash, shampoo or conditioner when traveling, just know that there was only body wash in the shower. No big deal, just something to be aware of. Room was a good size and was clean and quiet as well. "

"This hotel is centrally located, minutes from all the main points of attractions. The rooms are nicely decorated, and the beds are super comfortable. The room offers numerous amenities, some complementary and others for an extra charge. However, surprisingly, hair conditioner, or lotion is not provided. Overall, top choice and would stay here again."

"Charming hotel, great location, and very comfortable beds I had a lovely stay at Hotel Centauro in Venice and would happily stay here again. The beds were extremely comfortable, and the breakfast was very good, with a nice selection and made-to-order cappuccinos, which was a great way to start the day. The hotel is very centrally located near St. Mark’s Square, but just far enough off the main paths that it stayed relatively quiet. I visited during Venice Carnival, and it was nice to return to a calmer street after the crowds. I stayed in two different rooms during my trip. Part of my visit was solo, so I booked the single room, which is small but workable for one person. It has a private bathroom located down the hall (not shared) with a toilet and shower. Just note that it’s quite compact — if you’re tall, the toilet may feel a bit tight (I could practically rest my elbow on the sink while sitting!). One of the other rooms I stayed in had a small balcony, which I really enjoyed. A couple helpful things to know: like many historic buildings in Venice, there is no elevator, and the city tax is collected on arrival. As a solo traveler, I felt very comfortable staying here. The location, comfortable rooms, and good breakfast made it a great base for exploring Venice, and I would definitely stay here again."