We stayed at Casanova ai Tolentini from 20-22 december 2008 for 2 nights in de suite that looks out over the canal. We arrived very early in the morning, because we had an early flight. When I called the owner (Alberto) it was no problem, we could stay in the hotel from that time (9 o'clock in the morning). The... more

Casanova was a great hotel. It was situated close to the train station (literally 5 mins walk). The room was very clean and of a decent size. Breakfast is served in a separate restaurant just across the street. There are cleaners who clean the room everyday. The price was very decent compared to other hotels in Venice. more

We stayed here Oct. 20-23, 2008 prior to a cruise leaving from Venice. We splurged on the suite for the extra space and spectacular view. The bedroom was large, clean and comfortable. We had a small living room with a sofa and a desk....and a nice (although small) clean and modern bathroom. It would have been very difficult to find... more

Have just had some of my Venice photos enlarged - (hard to choose a few from several hundred taken!) ,which reminded me what a great time we had, and to write here. Excellent website, all my e-mail enquiries answered promptly and helpfully. Lovely surroundings - our room was pristine. Alberto met us at Piazzale Roma and guided us to the... more

Really perfect, cheap, clean, modern, well located, nice staff...anything you want from a hotel and you'd never imagine to found in Venice. more

Casanova ai tolentini is a wonderful place to stay in Venice. The place is tidy, clean and well-furnished, especially the toilet. I am very impressed!!! The place is near the Venice train station, so that we dont' have to carry our luggage around. (You know, carrying luggages to walk in Venice is difficult since there are stairs and rivers around.)... more

Venice is an incredibly expensive city and I think Casanova is one of the better priced options at 160 euros per night for a double. Just a few mins walk from Piazzale Romana, Casanova is in the Dorsoduro neighbourhood which is quiet and picturesque and full of quiet little trattorias. Breakfast is across the road at Rosa Dei Venti and... more

Just back from a 3night stay at the B&B Casanova ai Tolentini. This is a great place to stay, it is in an excellent location, 5mins walk to Piazza Roma, in a quiet street with pretty canals, little bridges and shops. Alberto the owner, was very courteous and professional. Very friendly and was there to meet us on arrival to... more

First of all when we booked this trip, the pictures on the official web site under apartments seemed to show you would have a Massage Shower and Jacuzzi in the bathrooms. This is not the case these are junior suites, so that needs to be changed on web site. Saying that... When we arrived we were NOT disappointed, it was... more