Hotel San Giorgio

房間很小，老舊，一直有一股難聞的味道，酒店旁邊的河真的是條污水溝，很臭，都不敢開窗，空調製冷非常差，唯一的好處就是便宜，想到這個價格，就衹能忍了，位置還不錯，裏聖馬可廣場步行10多分鐘

地點在中心點，方便快捷，可以慢行至晚上回去也是不擔心。週邊有很多餐廳和商店。但房間有點太舊，隔音也一般

La estancia fue buena, el personal del hotel fue majisimo y el trato inmejorable, la ubicación es perfecta a 2 minutos del puente Rialto. Hay que tener en cuenta que es un hotel antiguo como todo en Venecia pero para dormir por el Precio está genial

Check-In und -Out verliefen ziemlich schnell, im Hotel hat es sehr nach Zigarettenrauch gestunken, das Bad war sehr klein, alt und nicht schön, wenn man das Badfenster öffnete kam ein Gestank von Außen ins Bad, man konnte viel durch Türe und Wände hören, die Badezimmertür konnte man nur schwer schließen und war nicht abzusperren, die Betten waren sauber, die Lage war gut

I want to preface this review with the fact the low rating only came after much deliberation from me. The hotel has definite potential and may have earned an extra point or two if some glaring issues were not present, unfortunately, even a 3 out of 5 seemed high to rate this hotel. The Positives: This location can't be beat. You are a 10 -15 minute walk from anything you can need. The hotel is only about 6 minutes from San Angelo water bus station, which makes it easy to get to from the train station or the Marco Polo airport. We arrived via train and hopped on a water taxi, which cost 60 euros to take us to the same point. It was well worth the expense to us. The room itself is very intimate and decorated in the traditional Venetian style. While small, it was perfect for a romantic stay. The bathroom was decent and the shower was the largest that we encountered during our stay in Italy. The front door is secure 24 hours a day and requires a fob to enter. The staff were all friendly and helpful. We forgot our corkscrew to open wine at home, and they provided one to borrow. They all spoke English very well and provided information about transport and directions The wifi was very fast, and the TV reception was very good. The room was cleaned daily. The Negatives: Check in was not smooth at all. The process took quite some time as they kept trying to close out the pre authorization amount on the room. It was after the 5th failure that they realized we booked many months ago and that the pre-authorization was no longer valid. We paid as a new transaction with no issue. While not necessarily a negative, something of note is that the hotel requires full payment at check in. It caught me off guard slightly as this is normally something we take care of at check out. It worked out well for us as we had an early flight on check out day. The door to the room opens with a traditional key, but in order to close, you also need the key to lock the door from the inside. There is not turn knob like a dead bolt. The key must be inserted in the room to close the door. This was strange and I had concerns with it. 1) in the event of a fire, we would need to find the key and fumble it in the dark to unlock to door to escape. This could be disastrous. 2) because the door to the building is secure with a fob, If one of us left without the other we had 2 options: either lock our loved one in the room with no way to escape in an emergency, or leave them in an unsecured room that anyone can walk into, so we had the key to re enter the building. The biggest issue we had however was in relation to the window/ventilation system. The hotel was obviously being renovated during our stay as the ceilings had all been opened with exposed pipes and wires. What we realized when we checked in was that the AC in our room was also open and disconnected. This left us with only one option for air flow ... opening the window. This wasn't terrible at first

Half of the lights were burnt out and most the outlets didn’t work except for one. The bed was very stiff and heavily leaning to one side, it felt more like a hammock and I had to keep myself from falling off the bed multiple times throughout the night. No heat or AC makes it either extremely cold or very hot. We were there in January and were forced to hide under the covers of the stiffest bed I’ve ever felt. Even the staff was wearing winter coats in the lobby. Shower was broken, couldnt raise the height but it was still usable, the water temperature wasn’t really hot and got cold rather quickly. There is a very weird smell in the bathroom and it didn’t help that the shower gets water all over the bathroom floor. There’s no elevator but that’s not a huge deal. The breakfast….. maybe we got there late but unless you wanted dry cereal or an old croissant it most certainly was worth any extra money if you have the option. We went out to look for breakfast both times. The staff seemed very lovely and friendly but I personally wouldn’t ever stay here again.

The hotel can only be described as decaying grandeur. Clean and served the purpose for a brief 2 night stay. Bed was comfy but be prepared for an outdated decor and broken air con, although it was winter when we stay so not a problem. Quirky and we enjoyed our time in Venice but wouldn’t choose to stay in this hotel again. In its day, sure it was very grand and it still has a huge amount of charm but needs updating.

I felt like I went back in time with the theme of the hotel. It was nice. I absolutely loved the location! There were a lot of great restaurants minutes away and it was easy to het around to the touristy areas.

Clean place, friendly staff. My room tiny and dated (why it was relatively cheap). Had decent AC in my room. Couldn't figure out TV! Had staff to explain it. Traveling alone, so size was ok, not sure couples offered my room, but too small for two. No elevator (like so many older Venice places). Not super great location, but walk to San Marco sqr not bad, and useful stuff in immediate area (resteraunts, convenience shop, Italian fast food place, misc other shops.