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"Lovely stay "

"The hotel location is excellent! Very comfortable and the front desk staff just super helpful and nice. The AC did not work the 1st night but I still gave them 5 stars because the fixed it right away the following morning."

"Great Hotel and close to everything. The staff is top notch and very helpful with all of your needs. The breakfast in the morning is the best in the city. I highly recommend this place."

"Beautiful hotel, great location, friendly staff, great breakfast to start the day. Were accommodating with cases before and after check in and check out "

"The bedroom smells neat and clean with cold atmosphere. Food is great, receptionist were smiling that feel me and my party welcome."

"Location location location. This one ticks the boxes. Just inside the bridge onto the island it is right next to the shops, bars and restaurants and next to the ferry pier. Everything is a very short walk. We had a room with a small balcony overlooking the water and ferry pier. Well appointed and comfortable. The hotel is old and classic historic in some ways and a little tired in others. The only negative was the AC in the room did not cope with an early June heat. We set it to 19 but the room never got below 23 making it difficult to sleep at night. You can’t have the windows open as there are loads of flying insects hanging around. I would stay there again and recommend it to anyone. "

"Great location close to the train station, very clean and comfortable rooms"

"Lovely place and clean. The staff are so helpful; they're excellent and couldn't wish for better. The hotel is very well placed for The Arena/Piazza Bra as well as Piazza Erbe - lots of cafes and restaurants to choose from. A short walk to "Juliet's Balcony & house". Trains to Lake Garda and beyond; the bus to other places. Very cheap and the train in particular was very reliable. Our ultimate accolade for the hotel is: We would gladly stay there again. Thank you Accademia!"

"Great service, clean and good brealfast"