Booked 3 nights because of trip advisor rating. Was really disappointed with accommodation and attitude of staff. Our room was very poor quality. We paid for double and got a room like a monks cell. A camp bed was pushed up against the mini bar and its "headboard" was the minibar. The minibar could not then be opened(we probably wouldnt... More

We stayed two nights. The hotel itself is beautiful. Our room was charming. Breakfast and cappucinos were delicious. Bikes are available to use. The hotel staff that we dealt with were mostly unpleasant, impatient and a few even rude. One of the older male staff complained when I attempted to read the contract they asked me to sign, saying "nobody... More

We stayed here for 3 nights based on good reviews. Firstly, to get there from Marco Polo airport get the Alilaguna RED line (Linea Rossa) and get off a the Lido (Casino) it will cost you 25 Euro each for a return ticket purchased at the airport. It takes about 1 hr. When you get off you are literally 20... More

We stayed three nights at Quattro Fontane and loved it. This is not the Holiday Inn so if you want to get exactly what you expect in your hotel wherever you go l this may not be for you. As other reviewers have described it is one of a kind. Amazing collections of folk art and even an indigenous Australian... More

After two weeks touring the Rome, Pisa & Tuscany areas with another couple, coming to this hotel was like visiting an oasis of peace and calm in the desert maelstrom of tourist Italy. It's like other reviewers have said - charming, quirky, old-fashioned in a nice way, but well worth a visit. Every room is different, with an odd collection... More

It was very very hot and Venice was baking! We would leave early in the mornings and then scurry back to the cool beautiful gardens of the hotel. Our room was superb with 2 balconies and antique furniture. The bathroom so lovely with hand painted tiles. Breakfast was unbelievable with many choices and lastly the staff were very helpful and... More

This is one of the most charming hotels I’ve ever stayed in, old-fashioned in all the right ways. The staff are superb, and mostly long-serving (which shows) and give you the sort of attention that you would only get in a well-run family establishment. There’s no lift, but walking up the stairs you encounter some fascinating antiques on each floor.... More

Just arrived back from the Lido and stayed at this hotel for four nights with friends. This is a lovely hotel with bundles of character. Each room is uniquely decorated and the hotel is full of antiques collected over the years. The Courtyard is charming and a fantastic setting to enjoy a long and leisurely breakfast which was of good... More

We booked at the last minute and felt so lucky that we'd found this little gem. Four friends, each requiring a single room. Drinks in the leafy courtyard in the evening, breakfast there the following morning and charmingly furnished rooms. Only problem was the lack of local restaurants open on a Monday evening (not something under the control of the... More