We have stayed for 4 days / 3 nights at this 3* Hotel Belle Arti between Christmas and New Year time. The location of Hotel Belle Arti is simply excellent. We had no difficulty to find it. The best way to get there is with vaporetto (eg. #1), which stops at Academia. (You can check the vaporettos' timetables at http://www.actv.it/en/movinginvenice/waterbusservicestimetable... More

Its difficult to find any faults to this hotel. It is easily accessible from airport, very close to San Marco square, Rialto bridge and the center of Venice. Rooms are stylish, very clean. Room maid visits rooms every day changing towels, glases (plastic though) and adding shampoos and soaps. Breakfast is very decent with good coffee. Staff has acceptable knowledge... More

I stayed at Bell'Arti in November 2008 whilst on a immersion-exchange with my school. There were four in my room (15-16years old) and whilst the room was rather quite small (two of us had to sleep on the couch and a camper bed) we had no complaints. It was a beautiful little room and were in awe of the venetian... More

Door fell off cupboard . Covers missing on power points, shower. One power point usable. Long queue for breakfast with food running out. No tea making facilities in room. Antique TV sometimes in colour. Barrel came out when removing key from safe. No porter to help with luggage to water taxi, even offered €20. Hardly any English spoken. At least... More

I stayed there for a week with a small group of painters. They all had nice rooms and mine was perfectly adequate: quiet, comfortable with a good shower. Breakfast was good although proper orange juice would have been an improvement. We were there during a really hot week and really appreciated the outdoor terrace for breakfast and drinks in the... More

On the first night of our two-night stay, I woke up with bites on my back. Only a couple, so I assumed I must have been bitten during my stay in Venice. Boy was I wrong. I woke up the next day with over forty bites covering my entire body... AND 400 ants in our beds, bags, clothes. It was... More

I stayed in this hotel for three weeks. Initially, I was in a single room, which was very small with a single bed - very European and different from standards in Australia and, I suspect, the US where single rooms usually have a double bed. Every surface is covered in either red or green-blue heavy brocade fabric and furniture is... More

For 130 Euro this hotel was totally over-priced and the facilities were unacceptable. Some of teh staff were pleasant but clueless, the evening staff person was courteous and the manager and woman behind the bar in the morning were incredibly rude. Worn furniture and rugs, scant bathroom supplies (not even a bathing cap, just two bars of cheap soap and... More

We were not supposed to stay at this hotel, but the hotel that we booked(Hotel Ateneo) sent us here because they overbooked or most probably it was planned - we paid for better more expensive hotel in the center of the city, and they sent us to this crap hole. First of all the front desk staff as well as... More