Find Cat & Dog Friendly Hotels in Cavallino-Treporti from S$275

"Nice rooms. Convenient to Venice. "

"Friendly staff and good location in Venice"

"Historical and classy. Well situated for an elegant retreat from hectic Venetian Metropolis. "

"Very nice , relaxing and it’s clean! Everything is good.. "

"This place was great. Super friendly staff who took our bags to our room, knew our room numbers every time we came back to the hotel (you have to leave your key at the desk when you go out) and answered any questions we had about the area. The rooms were clean, comfortable and charmingly decorated. Good bathrooms, showers and AC that worked really well. I wasn't excited about the idea of hotel breakfast, but it was actually a highlight. After so many bad hotel breakfasts while my girls were playing club ball this was a delight. How do they have better pancakes in a small Italian hotel than in every hotel in America? Besides pancakes they had wonderful pastries, fruit, cereal, yogurt, bacon, Italian cold cuts etc. The location is just 50 yards or so from Piazza San Marco and about a 12 minute walk to Rialto. Great location and close to the "bus stop". Highly recommended. "

"I liked their quirky eclectic decor. Their staff was friendly and helpful. "

"Right accross the Main train station in Rome (Tremini Station)- close to hop-on/Hop-off buses, very clean, breakfast options were extensive, room was very clean and the nightly rate is very competitive. Highly recommended if you are looking for a good balance of convenience, economy and quality."

" 2 nd time staying there. Rooms nice and clean. Staff is nice. Hotel is situated a quick 5-10 minute walk to the synagogue. They also use old fashion keys to the room so no worries about Shabbat"

"We enjoyed our stay at this property. Our room was comfortable, air-conditioned and clean. The staff were very helpful and the breakfast was good. The price was extremely reasonable! One quick note: If you are coming from the train station, you will need to take the water taxi and go over the Rialto bridge on foot, which does not have a ramp. You must carry your luggage up and over the stairs. The Hotel does not have an elevator, so you must carry your luggage up at least one flight of stairs to get to reception and further up if you have a room upstairs. This was not a big problem for us, but just a warning for anyone that is bringing lots of luggage or can't lift and carry their own suitcases. "