Piazza dei Caduti Tours

The Bisanzio is wonderful. My room was lovely and the terrace was fabulous. My go to in Venice.

The room had two steps to go to the bed not very comfortable. The breakfast was good except the orange juice terrible, also we ordered to the room two minestrone soups and were TERRIBLE

I recently stayed at Ca’ di Dio, Venice for my 50th birthday. The hotel itself is absolutely beautiful, elegant, and peaceful, perfect for a relaxing stay away from the crowds. It’s in a great location, right next to the Arsenale water taxi stop, making it easy to get around (about 40 minutes from the airport). The Highlights: • Tranquil, grown-up atmosphere – Ideal for those looking for peace and quiet rather than a lively setting. • Excellent location – Away from the busiest tourist areas but still very convenient. • Good breakfast – A great selection catering to all dietary needs. • Lovely amenities – A small gym and spa, plus a beautiful garden and quiet library for relaxing. • Spacious suite (Room 105) – Our room faced a building site and the canal below. There were higher-floor rooms available, but at an extra cost. The other room option faced a wall, so we stayed in our original suite. At €600 per night for three more nights, paying even more for an upgrade didn’t seem worth it. The noise wasn’t an issue—just the boats on the canal from around 7:30 AM.