Hotel Liassidi Palace

super clean room, perfect place to stay

Gem of a hotel in the middle of Venice, near Saint Mark’s. 5-10 minute walk from the ferry, but for a family of 4, the water taxi was a much better experience and value, the hotel has a private dock. Take them up on the free transfer to Murano island, it will save you $$ and is a must see in Venice. Just know that you have to get yourself back (9 euro per person on the ferry) We had an upgraded suite with a canal view and can’t say enough about the room and furnishings. Lots of space, seats and area to spread out (not typical in Europe, especially Venice). The bathroom was large by European standards and very well equipped, including a towel warmer! Typical euro shower with no enclosure and a shower wand with a tub. Lots of amenities in the bathroom and a big sink with mirror. Built in hairdryer and US plug to top it off. Friendly warning, no AC, we didn’t need it in March, but it would be hot in summer. The front desk Manager made our stay! I don’t remember his name, but he was incredibly gracious and helpful, made us feel at home and made great recommendations. Would absolutely stay here again.

Great space. Small room but beautiful experience. Great staff. Easy access to all things to Venice. I would go back in a heartbeat.

Great front desk staff. Nice canal views. Private dock for watertaxi

The room felt very old and not worth the high price. I honestly don’t understand how this is considered a 4-star property. You expect a romantic Venetian stay, but the atmosphere is far from romantic - it feels tired and outdated. The hotel has a large living room, but it feels more like a museum than a palace, the kind of place where you’re afraid to touch anything. The hotel clearly needs major renovation. Breakfast was disappointing—closer to an American motel buffet than authentic Italian fare, with no healthy options at all. Overall, it’s not a bad place, but it doesn’t deliver on the luxury or charm it promises.