Dei Dragomanni Hotel Venice

only complaint : little hot temperature inside the room.. the rest..simplynexcelent¡

This was our first time to Venice. We arrived at night and it was very easy to take the water bus to the heart of Venice. The Dei Dragommani Hotel was a short walk (10 minutes through winding streets) from the water bus stop. It was a bit tricky to find, but when we did we were pleasantly surprised by the quaint ambiance. It felt authentically Italian, with a stone staircase, and clean and cozy furnishings ans the air conditioner was cool and comfortable. The staff was very helpful and friendly. The location was awesome!! Directly next to quaint restaurants and dozens of shops and museums. It was located on a quiet street which was nice at bedtime (no loud crowds). The breakfast buffet that was included in the price was delicious. We would definitely stay hear again.

Decor, cleanliness and ambience of this mid size boutique hotel (approx 25 rooms) were excellent. Beautiful bathroom with nice amenities; everything worked perfectly. Professional, helpful staff. Location is superb - close enough to San Marco but on a quiet lane away from the crowds, and very close to Accademia area with access to two different Vapparetto stops. We would definitely stay there again.

We were delighted with this small, charming hotel. Once we got used to navigating around Venice, we found this hotel to be very well situated. The only problem is arrival and departure. If you have a lot of luggage, you will need to use the VERY EXPENSIVE water taxis (100 euros to/from the airport). Otherwise you will need to drag your luggage some distance from the water bus stop over Accademia Bridge and through one campo and into another through a narrow street and accross another canal bridge. We chose the expensive route, since we were arriving by cruise ship (with heavy suitcases) and we didn't know the city. The hotel room was very well appointed and both comfortable and clean. The breakfast was simple, but adequate. And the people staffing the desk were very helpful. We would definitely return there and have no hesitation about recommending it to others.

This was my third stay in Venice, my last was at the wondeful Danieli($600 per night). The Dei Dragomanni compared favorably in quality on a much smaller scale and at a more reasonable price. Standard European breakfast buffet was elevated by extraordinary quality of the food. I would stay here again. But Venice from June thru Sept is tourist hell, especially in Piazza San Marco and at the Rialto Bridge. If I ever return to Venice, I will probably stay on the Lido where it is still possible to have some sort of tranquility away from the hordes of day trippers from cruise ships. And the Lido is only one Vaporetto stop from the heart of Venice. To get to this hotel, take the No.1 vaporetto and get off at Giglio. Walk straight back to the square then go left immediately over the first two bridges you come to. Then go left down the small street across the square. The DD is on your left, half way down the street.

We loved this hotel, it was small and elegant and the people who worked there were wonderful. [...] was the guy at the front desk, he wasa personable, helpful, friendly, gave a great restaurant recommend, and seemed genuinely happy to see us when we returned drenched by a suprise rain storm from our lunch. He gave good advice, and the room was beautiful and relaxing.

My husband and I absolutely loved our hotel in Venice. I am very picky and this hotel was new, neat, clean, and had a great contemporary decor. Great breakfast included and the staff were extremely helpful and knowledgeable regading tourist attractions. We could not have been happier. I would recommend this hotel to anyone.

Accueillis avec le sourire. Chambre confortable à souhait. Petit Dej extra. Personnel aux petits soins et très discret, toujours prêts à rendre service. Merci !!

Peu de temps passé à l'hôtel, personnel toujours avenant et disponible. Chambre tout à fait convenable. Hôtel situé près de pont de l'Academia à 10 minutes de la place San Marco et à 10 minutes du Rialto.

Ein kleines, feines, versteckt und doch zentral gelegenes Hotel. Der Weg von der nächstgelegenen Bootsanlegestelle für öffentliche Busboote (Giglio) ist nicht recht weit entfernt. Sollte man sich ein Taxiboot bei der An- bzw. Abreise leisten, sind es gar nur ein paar Meter bis zum Hoteleingang. Für venezianische Verhältnisse sehr geräumige Zimmer mit schönem Tageslicht-Bad. Absolut nicht schmuddelig oder abgewohnt, alles top und sauber! Sehr freundliches Personal an der Rezeption, die Frühstückscrew etwas mürrisch, aber trotzdem ok. Das Frühstücksbuffet ist erstaunlich reichaltig bestückt. Wir werden beim nächsten Besuch sicher wieder dieses Hotel wählen und können es nur wärmstens weiterempfehlen.