Came here for a nice, romantic, weekend summer break in 2005. The hotel was hidden down a very narrow street, exactly what I wanted and expected from Venice! We arrived very late at night and it was so surreal and fun walking through all these little streets in the dark, but we found it with no problem. The hotel was... more

I'd totally agree with KS! What a fantastic surprise after all those bad reviews. We had our fingers-crossed right until we'd got to the room. We had a wonderful time at Graspo de Ua. We went to Venice in April and it rained every single day. It was so nice to have a warm cosy room with a clean, newly... more

Our two-night stay at the Graspo da Ua was part of a (super-cheap!) EasyJet holiday. The low price of the package, and some damning reviews on TripAdvisor, meant our expectations were correspondingly low, although to be honest we've travelled a fair bit and don't faint away if an inexpensive three-star hotel in an old European city has modest-sized rooms, a... more

The Graspo de Ua is in a good location, near the Rialto Bridge with canal front eateries and ACTV stops. It is tucked down a narrow back-alley, making it a little hard to find at first - and don't ask the woman at the gelati store on the canal front for directions! The hotel itself leaves a lot to desire.... more

The best thing about this Hotel is the position, just a stone's throw from the Rialto Bridge. Our room was very clean but small, the bathroom well you would have a job "swinging a cat" in it. Could do with a bit of updating but like I always think it is somewhere to sleep, I didn't go to Venice to... more

We recently stayed at the Graspo de Ua Hotel and were not impressed at all. The room was small and stifling. There were stains on the carpet and in general it needed a good cleaning. We had requested two single or two double beds and ended up with only one double. The hotel management did not have any otions for... more

We stayed in this hotel in Jan 2007 for 5 nights, initially in a small hot room but were moved after two nights to a much nicer, cleaner room, obviously recently refitted. Avoid room 7 as this is the room over the boiler and is very hot as well as noisy. We stayed in no. 18 which was also small... more

Very poor indeed. Ruined my time in Venice. Room very small, damp and smelly. Unable to be moved to another room. Nowhere to sit and relax so one has to be either in the shabby room or out. No tea or coffee making facilities in the room and worst of all was the noise. Room One is directly above the... more

we stayed for three nights and have to say that if all you want is somewhere to lay your head at night it was fine but thats as far as it goes!! My fiance will eat anything but we found the breakfast inedible and had to go and get a coffee and pastry from around the corner. The room was... more