Ca’ Bragadin Carabba

Conveniently located in close proximity to Rialto Bridge and San Marco Square. Friendly and helpful staffs. You do need to carry your luggages up the stairs. Otherwise, good value for the room location and services. Water taxi is located 1 minute walk. I would recommend it to my friends and will stay there again.

Comfortable Luxury in the 13^th Century Palazzo Bragadin in Venice (Bonus: Giacomo Casanova slept here!)
This quiet low-​key hotel is located on Campo Santa Marina just 5 minutes from the Rialto Bridge. It has a common living room area on the 3^rd floor with a sunny view of the plaza through traditional stained glass windows and a small balcony. A delicious buffet breakfast (additional charge) is located in a sunny 2^nd floor room just past the check-​in area. The rooms are tastefully decorated with enormously high ceilings, comfortable beds, and excellent free wifi.
Room 302 opens up onto a large and private planted outdoor terrace with table and chairs!
The hotel is staffed 24 hours a day, and the entrance is located in an alley just off the square. Many people are confused about how to find the entrance, but that is generally true in Venice! If you have a smart phone and can operate Google maps, you will have no problem finding this place.
Staff are super-​friendly and offered suggestions for restaurants and took the time to reserve them for us. 20% off parking in Garage San Marco with validation stamp from this hotel!

Great location, friends stayed here and they had there own terrace, room 302. None of the other rooms had this, so ask for this room if you stay here. Spent time in the evenings drinking prosecco, wine and bread. Really nice!

It hard to find once you come off the water taxi but once you find it its a freaking gem. It only has 10 rooms and the rooms are so cozy and comfortable. It’s close to everything. The only thing was we had to wait until 2 for our room to be ready but you can drop your bags and explore the city. When I come back I will definitely be staying here.

Beyond our expectations! We booked this on Expedia for a ‘place to crash’ on a one day excursion to Venice and were pleasantly surprised from the point of check in until we left.
The place filled up and we were upgraded to a massive suite and treated very well!
Highly recommended; in a great spot and only a mile or so from the train station!

Belated review stayed in Nov’ 11
Fantissimo! My wife and I arrived by car in Venice a little late from the Dolimite’s and having never been in Venice before asked a policeman, the boat taxi ticket sales clerk and the ticket taker on the taxi for directions to this Hotel. They all to the last advised we go to the the second to last stop on The San Marco Canal. Not good. My wife having had polio when a child has a very bad right leg and having been on a cruise in the Med a week before we had far to much luggage. We arrived lugging 4 bags (1 very lg, 1 med. 2 smaller and a medical bag though Venice over the many bridges back to the hotel, on arriving home I was diagnosed with two hernias r and l. The manager stayed till our late arrival and upon hearing our who-​some tail and seeing our dismay over this dreadful start to our visit upgraded us to a palace suite no extra charge since it was available, very lg room, bed and modern bath. Our original room would have been great as well but to have such luxurious accommodations was heaven sent. I was redeemed in the eyes of my bride of 38 years for whom I was there to celebrate our anniversary with thanks to the graciousness of the Ca’ Bragadin Carabba staff. And yes she did her Juliet imitation from the rooms balcony to me below in the piazza. Never to old for fun.
Location perfectly situated to all attractions or means to get to them.
Breakfast offered but not utilized since it seemed far more enticing to explore and find something in the area. Plus additional cost. Here a little plagiarism– The hotel is just off the Campo Santa Marina. The Rialto is about a 10-​minute walk, and is also the closest Vaporetto stop for the Grand Canal. St. Mark’s square is about a 15-​minute walk with other interesting neighborhoods and sites nearby. There are a number of expresso cafés and restaurants nearby.
Would go to Venice again just to stay again at this hotel.
Very reasonably priced no one price for Americans and another for Europeans as we unfortunately discovered using google. italy versus google. usa as a search engine at another hotel in Venice. Whose accommodations were only superior or even equal in that we had a canal view.

This was an unexpected and great surprise hotel in the middle of Venice. We didn’t watch the youtube video, but we followed the map and found it perfectly. The room and bathroom were both huge. An added plus was the cable tv (but you had to pay for internet). We chose not to pay for the breakfast because it didn’t seem like it was that great.
It was a great location and really close to Rialto Bridge.

The sign on the door outside the hotel reads «a charming little inn.» Although really more of a small, modern hotel, it is still a great place to stay.
Our room was spacious and comfortably furnished. The king-​sized bed was very nice (meaning the European size — closer to queen size in the US).
We were warmly greeted on arrival, with helpful advice and assistance with arranging a couple of special tours and trips we wanted to do.
We took the in-​room ‘continental’ breakfast — a delicious tray of rolls, croissants, cheese and accompaniments served with coffee (and delivered exactly on time).
Wifi is available. Our room had a nice flat-​screen tv with a wide array of Italian channels (CNN International is the only English one).
The hotel is just off the Campo Santa Marina on a quiet side street. The Rialto is about a 10-​minute walk, and is also the closest Vaporetto stop for the Grand Canal. St. Mark’s square is about a 15-​minute walk with other interesting neighborhoods and sites nearby. There are a number of cafés and restaurants nearby — as well as the all-​important gelaterias. We found a nice supermarket a couple of blocks away.
When we got there we were told to make ourselves at home and certainly felt that way all week. This is a nice place that can be easily recommended. I would certainly go back.