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"Great location and unique/traditional decor. Beds and food were okay. "

"Great hotel. Very helpful sociable staff. Location close to southern Venice waterfront provides easy access to lagoon islands, local restaurants and wonderful sunsets "

"Only had 24 hours in Venice & Palazzo Barocci was the perfect location. About 20 minutes on the vaporetto from the train station, got off at the San Angelo stop, no stairs or bridges to drag luggage over. Reception staff was super nice, offered complimentary drinks, upgraded my room for free & held my bag as an arrived a few hours before check in. The hotel is about a 20 minute walk to St Marks Square, 10 minute walk to Rialto Bridge & as I said, the vaporetto stop is literally right out the front door if you want to skip some steps. The room was beautiful & sparkling clean with a nice tub to soak in after a long day of exploring. My only complaint is I wish I had more time to spend there and I definitely plan to stay at Palazzo Barocci again on my next trip to Venice."

"Mirko was wonderfully friendly. Quick check in and Venice tips."

"Unbelievable hotel ! We had the family suite for our family of 5. Felt similar to the Ritz Carlton inside our room. We wish we would have stayed longer ! Perfect location , very comfortable room and spotless. It was like a fairytale room in a children’s book with a princess . These were the words of our children . We totally agree !"

"No gym"

"Fantastic location with friendly staff! Clean and tidy rooms."

"Newer hotel. Very clean. Staff friendly and accomodating. A bit farther from central but very accesible with the Vaporetto. We had a lovely time and will stay again in the future. "

"Lovely spot at a great price. Bella in the morning might wake some but minimal noise otherwise despite being central. Room was quite hot and AC didn’t work well or wasn’t turned on yet (March) but opening the window made it manageable. Breakfast isn’t worth the cost but is fine. Excellent staff and 24/7 front desk, which was amazing and rare in Italy. "