We enjoyed the stay at the location and had two rooms. For the price, the rooms were clean and recently renovated. The bathrooms were renovated as well. The furniture was simple and elegant. The ACs worked great and overall we were very satisfied. The place it located next to a large square that is quite lively and there is a water fountain in the middle of it. Staff was awesome and allowed us to leave luggage all day after check out. We really enjoyed our stay at this location.

We were on the 3rd floor and so we did have to carry the luggage over 3 flights of stairs. The reception was located at a different hotel a couple of hundred yards away (2-3 min walk) and so you have to go there to check in. This was not communicated and we only found out when we reached the door to the building. This is not a deal breaker but would help if communicated earlier. The windows opened up to very smelly alleys but we kept our windows closed for the most part.

Located in a wonderful part of Venice. Lovely square with lots of bars & restaurants 30 second walk away. Up a quiet alleyway. Very easy to get to from bus station. Away from all the hustle and bustle, but easy enough to get everywhere.. If I come back to Venice, I'd definitely stay here again.

Lots of people didn't pull the main door shut properly. Could be a problem, as anyone could enter the building. I did mention this at checkout to a lovely lady, & she said she would look into it straight away, so I'm sure it will be rectified.

This location is in a great spot! So close to the train/bus station after a long day of travel. 10 mins walk, so easy. Easy to walk everywhere else. Our host Elias was so nice and fun to talk to. It’s right by a really lively square Campo Santa Margherita. I would stay here again!

I took off 1 point just because It was very loud all night. We were woken up multiple times as our window was facing where people were walking by. We got woken up after people leaving bars, also woken up by people coming and going with loud roller bags. We are 4 younger people, with no kids, so overall we were fine with it. I would just request a room not facing the alley way if you really need sleep or have children that get woken up easily.

The room is large and very cozy. The bathroom is common, but large and normal (not counting the open windows and cold). Everything is thought out to the smallest detail. Good pillows, warm blanket, large comfortable bed, clean linen, bedside tables, table, chair, comfortable sofa, good wi-fi, closet, good air conditioning (it was cool, but the air conditioning worked on heating), coffee, sugar, kettle and cups. Lots of light, clean. The value for money is excellent. Great location. Very cozy lobby. Recommended!

Noisy street, windows and shutters do not soundproof it. It is quite loud at night. I would also put slippers (very cold floor), disposable shower cosmetics, better wash the cups (very dirty) or replace them with disposable ones. It's time to clean the kettle from plaque.

Location is excellent. Within reasonable walking distance of the car parks and Venice access points. Close to a lovely square with great restaurants and bars for the evening. Room is basic (it says in the description) but very clean and air conditioned with ceiling fan. Hotel for breakfast is lovely. Great staff. Really helpful.

We don’t have a wonderful view but didn’t expect one with price and location. Expectations mean that it fulfilled its remit well.

Exceptional price for a room right next to one of the centers of the Venician nightlife (campo santa margherita) but still perfectly silent. The staff was really polite and open to accomodate any need, and the room was in line with my expectation.

Nothing, maybe not having a private bathroom in the specific room that I booked but I was aware of it and it was no problem, the shared bathroom was always free when I had to use it.

The room was nice and clean, in a good area. It took less than 25 minutes on foot to get to the Doge’s Palace, an 20 minutes or less to the train station.

the biggest problem with the property was the lack of a window net😫 we slept with the window open and by the next morning we were full of mosquito bites

The person at the desk, Elias was super friendly and helpful. He always went out of his way to help me out with the places around and even explained everything with a map from the hotel! The ladies who cleaned and made breakfast were super nice and friendly too! The place was hidden in a cosy nook but once you get used to it, it really feels like a comfy retreat. It is also a nice location to stay at as so many places worth exploring are at a walkable distance. Looking forward to coming back again in the spring! ❤️

The apartment is very well located, near Campo Margherita, where there are a lot of restaurants, bars, and mini markets, and not so long from San Marcos Square, just 15 min by walking. We loved to drink in Ao Bocon Divino, just in the corner of the apartment. It's important to say that the check-in is made in Hotel Ca'Nobile, in the Campo Margherita, just 3 min by walking. The staff are very kind and polite, trying to give you all the details about the apartment, and you can leave your baggage without problems. The apartment has excellent value for money, but don't expect any luxury, as the apartment is very simple, but the location and the price make the difference. If you are arriving by Tronchetto Terminal, you must take the People Mover just in the bus parking, and just two stations you will get off in Piazzale di Roma, from there up to the Rezidence Briati is just 8 min by walking. If you are going to San Marcos Square, you must go up to Basilique Santa Maria della Salute by walking, and a few steps ahead, you can take the Traghetto Gondola to cross the River Orseolo.

Everything was fine!!!

After coming from central and southern Italy where it seemed that there were a few things broken at every place we stayed at, it was refreshing to find a place that everything worked. And I know Americans are picky about air conditioner but when a hotel advertises that they have AC, they better have AC. Many places in Italy throttle their AC, and go so far as to shut it off at certain times of the day no matter how hot it is. At Residenza Briata, the AC worked fantastically. A special thank you to Elias, the man at the reception desk. A very kind and intelligent person.

No downside other than lack of an elevator to the 2nd floor (3rd floor for Americans), making it difficult to bring luggage up, but that is to be expected for the reasonable cost of the lodging.