Locanda La Corte

We stayed here for two nights. We had room number 2, which had a canal view. We really enjoyed that a lot! The staff here was incredibly helpful and friendly. The room was very comfortable and clean, and also quite spacious, which we appreciated. The bed was comfortable, and it was quiet at night. The breakfast buffet was simple, but good. I really like the location of this place, as it was not in the middle of all the crazy, but within 10 minutes of walking we could be at the Rialto Bridge or Saint Marks Square. So, very handy. There’s also a small grocery store within about a seven minute walk. I would definitely stay here again, and highly recommend it.

I don't know where to start... The condition of the room was life-threatening!!! There was supposedly no other free to switch?! My husband broke his hip in this room because he got stuck on an unattached dirty carpet runner, tripped and fell! See photos 🫢 The bathroom is especially nice 😱 and instead 170€ a night! None of this interested the operator of the Locanda...

We spend a night here before heading on to Trieste for a cruise. Wish we had more time here. Locanda La Corte is a beautiful place with a wonderful staff. Everyone was very approachable, helpful and kind. The breakfast was wonderful and again the staff couldn't do enough for you. We wanted to eat at the restaurant for dinner, but it was closed Monday nights. If I were to stay in Venice again, I would come here. Also, the vaporetto (water bus) from the airport cost only $18 euro and stops a very easy 10-minute walk from the hotel and it's one of the first couple stops on the route. You can also hire a private water taxi from the airport, and it brings you directly to the hotel. That will cost you about $160.00. Last but not least, around the corner on the Campo Santi Giovanni e Paolo, there is a restaurant called Cavallo's. They have a great deal a small pizza and an Aperol Spritz (or beer) for 9 euro and it was very good! Lastly, concerning Venice in general. It is beautiful, but it is a maze of alleys with poor signage. It takes time and patience to see. Again, I wish we had more than one day there. But I loved it!