The outside & interior look great however the rooms are very small
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16 m² · 1 full bed
It has a terrace — city view.
20 m² · 1 queen bed · Люкс
It has a terrace and balcony — city view.
16 m² · 1 full bed
It has a terrace — city view.
19 m² · 1 queen bed
It has a landmark view — river view.
19 m²
It has a bathtub — safe.
22 m² · Вмещает 4 гостя
The Family Room offers a choice of either two single beds plus a double bed or four single beds, accommodating up to four guests and a crib on request. A private bathroom is equipped with a bathtub, a shower and a hairdryer. Air conditioning, a flat‑screen satellite TV, a minibar and a safe are provided for comfort. Storage is available through a wardrobe.
12 m² · 1 double bed
It has a bath — safety deposit box.
12 m² · 1 twin bed
It has a bathtub — safe.
14 m²
It has a bath — safety deposit box.
16 m² · 1 queen bed
It has a bathtub — safe.
18 m² · 1 large double bed
It has a patio — inner courtyard view.
12 m² · Вмещает 2 гостя
“A great hotel with comfy beds and really friendly staff. The breakfast could be better value for money.”
We love this hotel; it’s our second time here. It’s always clean and the beds are always very comfortable. The location is great for getting around, and the staff are consistently helpful and friendly. The breakfast options aren’t great and it’s quite pricey for the value, so we usually eat out instead.
“Don't stay here”
Good AC. Hotel Carlton On The Grand Canal — honest review The room is much smaller than advertised and does not match the listing photos. It feels like a 9×9 box with a standing-only “balcony.” Only one advertised picture of many showed the room I stayed in. I saw the room next to me while they were cleaning it. That was our booked room. The bathroom is poorly laid out. The toilet is so close to the wall you have to sit sideways. Unless you are very small, you have to step into the shower just to open the bathroom door. The shower itself is usable, but the faucets are frozen and the shower wand pipe simply comes out of the wall. There is mold in the shower grout. The hallway carpet is worn out stained and dirty. The room is dirty and worn. Walls are dingy. Door frames are rusted, some rusted through. Paint is cracked and peeling. Dirt sits in every joint and crevice. The bathroom window jamb looks damaged, possibly by insects. The furniture is beaten up — not charming antique, just worn out. Every outlet is blocked by a lamp, so you have to unplug lamps to charge electronics and I keep getting slow charging warnings. Breakfast is the same every day: bland and mediocre. Housekeeping staff were charming and pleasant. Two restaurant/bar employees were also excellent (one buffet hostess and one bartender). Some restaurant staff were sullen. This hotel is run-down, overpriced, and in need of a full overhaul. It is hard to understand a rating above 2 for the room we were given. We also stayed at NH Venezia Santa Lucia. That hotel is what a historic Venice stay should be: marble, brass, glass, antiques, a claw-foot tub, clean, maintained, and staffed by people who care. The Carlton is the opposite — a broken antique glued back together and sold as a canal-view room. They booked a porter for us $45 I paid $20 directly to a porter when I arrived. I refused to a front staff who hung up on me. I got my own porter for $25. I have been traveling the EU almost a month
“Super! Dorim sa revenim aici!”
I was blown away by the spot—right across the canal, just a short walk from the train station. My aunt and uncle from Padua stopped by at a nearby terrace restaurant, and we only had to cross the bridge from the hotel to get there. The room was spotless and the staff were amazing; one of the guys even spoke Romanian, which felt personal. It was the best vacation we’ve ever had!
The hotel is close to the train station.
The place was clean, nothing else to note.
“A great hotel with comfy beds and really friendly staff. The breakfast could be better value for money.”
We love this hotel; it’s our second time here. It’s always clean and the beds are always very comfortable. The location is great for getting around, and the staff are consistently helpful and friendly. The breakfast options aren’t great and it’s quite pricey for the value, so we usually eat out instead.
The hotel is close to the train station.
“Don't stay here”
Good AC. Hotel Carlton On The Grand Canal — honest review The room is much smaller than advertised and does not match the listing photos. It feels like a 9×9 box with a standing-only “balcony.” Only one advertised picture of many showed the room I stayed in. I saw the room next to me while they were cleaning it. That was our booked room. The bathroom is poorly laid out. The toilet is so close to the wall you have to sit sideways. Unless you are very small, you have to step into the shower just to open the bathroom door. The shower itself is usable, but the faucets are frozen and the shower wand pipe simply comes out of the wall. There is mold in the shower grout. The hallway carpet is worn out stained and dirty. The room is dirty and worn. Walls are dingy. Door frames are rusted, some rusted through. Paint is cracked and peeling. Dirt sits in every joint and crevice. The bathroom window jamb looks damaged, possibly by insects. The furniture is beaten up — not charming antique, just worn out. Every outlet is blocked by a lamp, so you have to unplug lamps to charge electronics and I keep getting slow charging warnings. Breakfast is the same every day: bland and mediocre. Housekeeping staff were charming and pleasant. Two restaurant/bar employees were also excellent (one buffet hostess and one bartender). Some restaurant staff were sullen. This hotel is run-down, overpriced, and in need of a full overhaul. It is hard to understand a rating above 2 for the room we were given. We also stayed at NH Venezia Santa Lucia. That hotel is what a historic Venice stay should be: marble, brass, glass, antiques, a claw-foot tub, clean, maintained, and staffed by people who care. The Carlton is the opposite — a broken antique glued back together and sold as a canal-view room. They booked a porter for us $45 I paid $20 directly to a porter when I arrived. I refused to a front staff who hung up on me. I got my own porter for $25. I have been traveling the EU almost a month
The place was clean, nothing else to note.
“Super! Dorim sa revenim aici!”
I was blown away by the spot—right across the canal, just a short walk from the train station. My aunt and uncle from Padua stopped by at a nearby terrace restaurant, and we only had to cross the bridge from the hotel to get there. The room was spotless and the staff were amazing; one of the guys even spoke Romanian, which felt personal. It was the best vacation we’ve ever had!
