Suites Torre dell'Orologio

The only problem was location. The Suites are accessed via the San Marco Royal Hotel. The address Hotels.com provided was a dead end alley with a sign on the door directing us to the San Marco. I'd make sure future travelers are alerted to this because carrying luggage through Venice is not a way to endear yourself to locals and tourists alike.

We were traveling with 2 small children (6 & 3) for only 2 nights. Our room was a HUGE one bedroom suite with 2 bathrooms, dining area and half kitchen. The location was perfect for the 2 nights with children (a couple that can move around more easily might want to be more adventurous). Although room showed alittle wear and tear it was CLEAN, comfortable, spacious! If u want modern lux don’t go here. We liked the authenticity. Regarding being hard to find- we hired porters ($$$) but worth it for us (lots of luggage, stroller, 2 kids)and they knew exactly where to go. We’ve moved on to Firenze (a modern chic smaller hotel) and our kids miss ‘our home’ in Venice.

Great staff - thought that the transport from the train station and then again from the hotel to marco polo airport was way overpriced.

We booked a stay in Venice for 2 nights. We arrived to the hotel and had such a negative welcome that it clouded the entire feeling of Venice. We left our bags in our hotel went for a stroll and the 4 of us said lets not stay here. We grabbed our bags and told the front desk we forfeit our 2 nights. The woman at the front desk was so unfriendly. Even when she took us to our room. Not a single ounce of warmth in her delivery. I am not sure if thats the itialian style but I wouldn't ever stay in a hotel with a welcome like that.

Excellent location just steps into San Marco Square. It is attached to Royal San Marco Hotel & Suites.