Reviews of Ca' di Dio

Everything was perfect from check-in to check-out with upgrade & free breakfast that Ms. Anna ensured to make it really enjoyable. The hotel located in quite area with short walk to the centre.

The location is a bit far, hotel is fabulous and clean staff are very kind. The variety of food is limited. The upgraded our room to the next level which is very nice.

A late noisy party in the inside garden destroyed a potential quiet evening, miss a desk, even little in the bedroom.

Very impressed by the new hotel, which opened its doors in August of 2021. Very well designed interiors, friendly staff with great recommendations and service, breakfast included and great location with a spacious broad walk right in front of a ferry station.

Beautiful hotel, good variety of food available for breakfast, staff are friendly and helpful. The bed is so comfortable and i enjoyed my stay very much!!

We stayed at the third Patricia Urquiola hotel on this trip, Ca‘di Dio, which was renovated from an old mansion on the Adriatic Sea that can be traced back to the 13th century. Most of Urquiola’s space works in recent years emphasize the use of colors. The visual effect is good, but the space experience is a bit thin, a bit like a quick sketch. The space I like most among the three hotels I stayed in this time is the lobby of her Casa Brera hotel, and I still think that the Mandarin Oriental Barcelona more than ten years ago is the ceiling of her hotel works.

The location is very good. The pier is right in front of the hotel! It's very close to everything on foot. The staff at the front desk of the hotel are very nice, the decoration of the room is also very beautiful, very warm, and the sound insulation is also very good.

The service is average. We were given a room with a wall when we changed rooms. The old man at the front desk was very rigid. He didn't give us a good room even if there was one. He kept it empty for the night. We paid more but he didn't give us a good room. Sometimes I really don't understand Europeans. Why do they rarely upgrade rooms for guests?

The lamps are beautiful, it's quiet, you can walk to Piazza San Marco, it's clean and tidy, the room is big, there is a separate living room, the shower is a little small, there is a Filipino-Italian receptionist, he is very enthusiastic to provide assistance, the bed is big, my wife slept very well, the room is newly decorated, it is a great five-star standard, free delicious Italian candy and tea bags are provided, please try it.

Overall it's very good, a ten-minute walk to San Marco, close to the river, and a taxi boat can go directly to the door

Location: Next to the water taxi station, no need to cross the bridge, very convenient with luggage. Environment: The overall decoration is very design-oriented, relatively new, and comfortable to live in. Service: The service is very good, very polite and patient, and very active in helping to solve problems. However, the restaurant dinner tastes average, and the buffet breakfast has fewer food options.

Very beautiful hotel, small and low-key, with a large pier at the door. Very comfortable. The location is not the most central, but it is much more relaxed than the center of the main island. I like it very much. The facilities are also very new. The service is not too enthusiastic, but it has the elegant temperament of a luxury hotel. Figures 1 and 2 are the outdoor areas at the entrance of the hotel.

The location is good, very comfortable, the room is relatively large among European hotels, and it is convenient to go anywhere on the island.

Friendly service, good location, nice room design