Hotel Città Di Milano

“Great but issues on arrival”

A lovely hotel with a renaissance style interior, located just a 5 minute walk from st. Marks square and also not too far from the central canals of Venice the Città di Milano is in a great location. The room was comfortable and well maintained but we had some issues on arrival as our booking wasn’… more

A lovely hotel with a renaissance style interior, located just a 5 minute walk from st. Marks square and also not too far from the central canals of Venice the Città di Milano is in a great location. The room was comfortable and well maintained but we had some issues on arrival as our booking wasn’t in the system and it took awhile to get this problem sorted, we also arrived in the middle of the night and had to go to another hotel that the citta di Milano is partnered with to get checked in. Aside from this it was a excellent stay in a beautiful city

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“Worth a lunchtime Visit”

We didn’t stay at the hotel, but did stop over while walking around and desperately needing a place to stop for some food and a drink. I had a salad and my partner a pizza. Food was fantastic quality, service was quick and super efficient! Definitely worth a lunchtime visit!

“Excellent location”

Stayed at this hotel for 2 nights, I had read all kinds of reviews but here is my honest review from a well traveled individual. I had heard the hotel was a nightmare to find but we didn’t think it was that bad, we had flown into Marco pollo airport and bought a return bus fare so decided to walk … more

Stayed at this hotel for 2 nights, I had read all kinds of reviews but here is my honest review from a well traveled individual. I had heard the hotel was a nightmare to find but we didn’t think it was that bad, we had flown into Marco pollo airport and bought a return bus fare so decided to walk from the bus terminal to the hotel, it was a nice walk we stopped at a cafe on the way for breakfast which was nice. We soon came to the Rialto bridge and the hotel is a 5 minute walk from here, Google maps led us straight there, it is down some quirky back streets but we remembered where it was and didn’t get lost again. So we checked in, we paid €14 cash for the room tax for the two nights. So on arrival take a photo of the Wi-Fi password and door code which is on the desk so if you get back late you can just let yourself in. You are given a big heavy key for your room just hand it in when you go out. The room was clean and Venetian style, 2 single beds pushed together, dressing table, large mirror and wardrobe. In the wardrobe there was a mini fridge and safe but we didn’t use these. The en-suite had a jacuzzi bath, toilet, sink and soap, shower gel was provided. There was a tv on the wall and consisted of Italian Channels, I don’t come to a city like Venice to sit in a room and watch tv so didn’t bother me. Breakfast was included and this is located on the 3rd floor, smallish room which also has an outdoor terrace. I’m presuming this room may also be a bar in the evening as there was alcohol behind the counter. So the breakfast is continental and consisted of bread, croissants, cereal, yogurt, meats, cheese, juices and there were jam and chocolate spread and you could order coffee. Basic breakfast but everything is fresh and puts you on until lunch time. So in Venice you are not gong to find modern hotels with modern furnishings, most are vintage Venetian at their best and this adds to the charm and character of Venice. The staff on the front desk were polite as was the lady at breakfast. The location is great, just 5 minute walk to the Rialto bridge and if you go the other way it’s 5 minutes walk to st marks square. You also have lots of shopping on your door step and there are so many bars and restaurants about, you can do Venice on a budget as there are lots of little cheap bakery’s or pasta/pizza shops. We were out in restaurants both nights, for a 2 course meal with drinks and wine you are looking at around €80 for 2. It is walkable if you are capable and it’s great just exploring and looking around. Remember there are lots of bridges where ever you go. We just took a backpack so we didn’t have any issues. It is also worth buying the actv travel pass whist you are there, this gets you on the bus from the airport and vapereto around the city and we also used it to go to burano for lunch. You will love Venice x

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“Clean hotel in good location”

This is an old hotel, looked old school but it was clean and the breakfast was very tasty. Location was good for what we needed. The bed was really firm and pillows flat and our room lacked a view but it was a good price and everything was fairly walkable.

“Great location for exploring Venice”

I booked our stay on booking.com. The booking went smoothly. Communication with the hotel about our arrival time was easy. The location is great for using San Marco square as a reference point. The vaporeto stops near by and made it relatively easy to get to the hotel. I say “relatively “ because… more

I booked our stay on booking.com. The booking went smoothly. Communication with the hotel about our arrival time was easy. The location is great for using San Marco square as a reference point. The vaporeto stops near by and made it relatively easy to get to the hotel. I say “relatively “ because no matter where you are—unless you’ve booked a hotel on the canal—you WILL drag your bags over rough streets and a long way! That’s just Venice. The hotel room was basic and had what we needed, including a hair dryer. The included breakfast was basic: yogurt, muesli, croissants, meats, cheese. The coffee was good and made fresh. The bed was comfortable, shower pressure was excellent, and the hotel has an elevator. The hotel entrance is around the corner from the sign in the photo below.

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