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Perched on the canal, Palazzo da Mula glows in soft pink marble, floating like a dream on water. A Renaissance gem once home to Venetian aristocrats hosting grand soirées, its elegance still lingers in every corridor. Step inside, and time slips away—you’re no longer a visitor, but a guest of a bygone, dazzling era.
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Hotel Danieli is a top choice, located just 500 meters from Palazzo da Mula, offering stunning views of the Grand Canal and historic bridges. This iconic luxury hotel blends Renaissance and Gothic architecture, with rooms featuring private balconies and elegant Venetian decor. Guests enjoy exclusive dock access for seamless travel to Palazzo da Mula and St. Mark’s Square.
Another excellent option is B&B Ca' Sartorio, a charming family-run boutique guesthouse tucked along a quiet canal. With its refined interiors and intimate atmosphere, it offers a peaceful retreat within walking distance (10 minutes) of Palazzo da Mula, ideal for travelers seeking authentic local charm and cultural immersion.
Traveling to Palazzo da Mula from central Venice is highly convenient via vaporetto (water bus). Take Line 52 or Line 41 to the "Cannaregio" stop—just an 8-minute walk away. Alternatively, take a gondola or private water taxi from St. Mark’s Square; the journey takes about 15 minutes and offers scenic views of canals and historic facades.
For a unique experience, rent an electric paddle boat and explore the canals at your own pace, gliding past hidden corners near Palazzo da Mula. All options provide efficient, low-congestion access, making it easy to reach this landmark regardless of your travel style.
Near Palazzo da Mula, don’t miss a traditional Venetian mask workshop in the Cannaregio district, where you can learn hand-carving, painting, and decorating masks inspired by Carnival traditions. These immersive sessions offer insight into Venice’s rich artistic heritage.
Take a night canal cruise along the Santa Croce Canal, gliding past Palazzo da Mula illuminated under soft lights while listening to stories of its noble past. For art lovers, visit the Fondaco dei Tedeschi Museum, just a short walk away—once a German merchants’ guild hall, now a dynamic space showcasing contemporary art exhibitions that dialogue with Venice’s historical layers.
Osteria al Gatto Nero, tucked in the Cannaregio district, is a family-friendly gem known for fresh seafood and traditional Venetian dishes. The warm, welcoming atmosphere includes child-sized chairs and a play corner, perfect for families.
Another great option is Ristorante La Zucca, located along the canal with outdoor seating offering views of Palazzo da Mula at sunset. They serve kid-friendly meals and host interactive cooking workshops where children can make pasta and tiramisu—making dining both delicious and educational for the whole family.
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Absolutely loved our stay at this charming little gem! The location is perfect—just a short walk from major sights and right in the heart of Venice’s charm. Even though the rooms are compact, they’re thoughtfully designed with a cozy, artistic touch that makes the space feel warm and inviting. The bed was incredibly comfortable, and the staff went above and beyond to make us feel welcome. We’ll definitely come back if we ever return to Venice—this place truly stands out for its unique vibe and unbeatable value.
Staying at Hotel le Boulevard in Lido was an absolute delight. The atmosphere is so relaxed and authentic, with a great balance between tranquility and local charm. It’s perfectly located just a short metro ride from Venice’s historic center—super convenient for exploring the city without the crowds. The hotel itself has a modern yet cozy vibe, with clean, well-designed rooms and excellent service from staff who are always helpful and friendly. I especially appreciated the quality breakfast spread with fresh pastries and local treats. The quiet neighborhood makes it ideal for unwinding after a day of sightseeing. Overall, this place offers incredible value and a memorable stay—I’d definitely come back and highly recommend it to anyone visiting Venice.
Staying at Pesaro Palace was an absolute delight—right next to the Ca' D'Oro water bus stop, which made getting around Venice incredibly easy. Our family of four (two teenagers) booked two rooms, both of which offered stunning canal views and were spacious and comfortable. While a few minor details like fixtures or locks needed attention, nothing disrupted our stay. We loved walking everywhere—most attractions were within a 10-15 minute stroll—and we only used the water bus occasionally for longer trips. Breakfast was outstanding: fresh, abundant, and full of local flavors. The staff were friendly and helpful throughout. I’d highly recommend this hotel to any traveler looking for comfort, convenience, and authentic Venetian charm.
Staying at Suites Torre Dell'Orologio was an absolute highlight of my trip to Venice. The building itself is a stunning example of Venetian architecture, perfectly located just steps away from St. Mark’s Square and all the main tourist spots—walking everywhere was effortless. The breakfast buffet was excellent, with a great variety of fresh, high-quality options. My suite was enormous—bigger than my entire apartment back home—with thoughtful details throughout and breathtaking views of the canal. Waking up to that sight every morning made the whole experience feel like a dream. Highly recommend for anyone looking for comfort, charm, and unbeatable location in Venice.
Staying at NH Venezia Santa Lucia was an absolute delight. The hotel is literally steps from the train station, making arrival and departure incredibly convenient—perfect for exploring Venice on a tight schedule. Our room offered stunning views of the Grand Canal, and waking up to that sight every morning made the trip even more special. The room itself was spotless, well-maintained, and equipped with all the essentials. To our surprise and joy, we were upgraded to a larger room at no extra cost—such a nice touch! The staff were friendly, helpful, and went the extra mile to make us feel welcome. If you're visiting Venice, this hotel is definitely worth considering. Excellent location, great value, and a memorable stay overall.
Staying at Hotel Russo Palace was an absolute delight. The view from the room was breathtaking—every morning felt like waking up in a postcard with the canals stretching out right before me. The staff were warm and genuinely welcoming, making the whole experience feel personal and homely. The location is perfect—just a short walk from the waterbus station, which made getting around Venice incredibly easy. Whether you're heading to the main island or exploring hidden corners of the city, everything is within reach. It’s rare to find such charm, comfort, and convenience all in one place. I couldn’t recommend this hotel more highly—truly unforgettable.
Staying at Michelle in Venice Charming Houses was an absolute delight. The apartment is beautifully designed with a charming, authentic Venetian touch—every corner feels like a little piece of the city’s soul. The bed is incredibly comfortable; I honestly didn’t want to leave it. Located in a quiet part of Venice, it's still just a short walk to Piazza San Marco and all the major attractions—perfect balance between peace and convenience. Michele, the landlord, was incredibly helpful and always available whenever I needed something. His responsiveness and warm hospitality made the whole experience even better. If you're planning a trip to Venice, this is definitely the place to stay. Highly recommend!
Located on a small island, the apartment requires crossing several bridges just to get off the premises—something to keep in mind. It’s situated at the top of two full flights of stairs, and the entrance door has no lock, which raised some safety concerns. Since it's one of many units nearby, we were startled one evening when someone unexpectedly entered the space—we had no idea they were there. Adding a proper lock would have made a big difference. The furniture isn’t very comfortable after a long day of sightseeing, and the interior is quite dark with no private outdoor seating area. We ended up sitting on the square outside a few nights, which was cool and pleasant. There are two excellent waterfront restaurants just behind the building, and a small café around the corner that served great gelato and cappuccino. While it’s a 20-minute walk to St. Mark’s Square over multiple bridges, you’re conveniently close to the Accademia and Zattere water bus stops for easy public transport access. The apartment itself is spacious with four bedrooms and three bathrooms—perfect for larger groups. However, considering the price and amenities, we’d rate it as average. In fact, we probably would’ve been better off staying at the hotel across the street, which offered more reliable trash collection and greater convenience. You need to take your own garbage to a bin located just a 3-minute walk away—but it’s not always there. You’re expected to do this between 6:30 and 8:30 AM during your vacation, which adds unnecessary stress. Overall, it’s a decent option if you’re traveling with a group, but the lack of security, comfort, and convenience brings the experience down. Not worth the price compared to nearby alternatives.
We stayed here with our family, and overall, the experience was excellent. The hotel is incredibly clean, safe, and every little detail shows thoughtfulness—really made us feel at home. One small suggestion: the AC vent in the room was dusty, so cleaning it or replacing the filter would be a great improvement. Also, since we had elderly guests with us, it would be helpful if guest services were more accessible—having to walk around to check in was a bit challenging. Despite that, the location is fantastic, close to everything, and public transport makes getting around Venice super easy. We truly appreciated the attention to cleanliness and security. Definitely a place we’d recommend and return to.
Staying at Hotel Principe was an absolute dream come true. The view from the window overlooks the serene canals of Venice, and waking up to watch the sunrise from the bed was one of those magical moments you don’t forget. The breakfast spread was exceptional—fresh pastries, local cheeses, perfectly brewed coffee, and a variety of wholesome options that made mornings truly special. The location is unbeatable: just a short walk from major sights and well-connected by public transit. It’s rare to find such charm, comfort, and value in one place. I’ll definitely be back, and I highly recommend this hidden gem to anyone looking for an authentic, peaceful Venice experience.
The location is absolutely perfect—just a short walk from the train station and only two minutes to a convenient supermarket, which made our stay super easy. The staff were incredibly friendly and welcoming from the moment we arrived. The bed was wonderfully comfortable, and I slept like a baby. The shower provided strong water pressure and consistent temperature—perfect for a refreshing morning rinse. Breakfast was a highlight: a wide variety of options with fresh, delicious fruits that really made the meal special. Everything about this hotel felt thoughtfully designed for guest comfort and convenience. I’m already planning my return visit—this place truly exceeded my expectations.
I highly recommend The Venice Times Hotel—especially if you're visiting Venice during peak season. Located just steps from Venezia S.L. station, the hotel offers a seamless, stress-free arrival without needing to navigate crowded water buses. I stayed in August, when the city was packed with tourists and long lines for water transport made moving around with luggage extremely difficult. Staying here saved me so much time and hassle. The location is perfect—easy access to public transit, quiet yet central, and the staff were incredibly welcoming. Rooms are clean, well-maintained, and thoughtfully designed. It’s rare to find such a convenient, comfortable stay at this level of quality. If you’re planning a trip to Venice, especially in summer, this hotel should be at the top of your list. A truly excellent choice.
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