Palazzo Giustinian

Yes. The room was spotless and the staff courteous and helpful.

Nice hotel, enjoyed out quite stay

We were in room 205, which is a “suite” at the back of the building, with windows looking out on Campo San Toma. Not so much a suite as a good sized, very nicely decorated room with a bathroom. The room is only accessible through the outdoor courtyard garden and up a flight of stairs – no elevator. Nice high ceilings and characterful decor that felt quite Venetian. Quite a lot of wardrobe space for a hotel room. Pretty good selection of food at breakfast. Eggs made to order scrambled or fried. Staff were friendly and helpful. WiFi internet good: 87 Mbps down, 67 Mbps up. Not so good things: The Heating/Aircon controls were awkward and idiosyncratic. It seemed that the cooling was not working at all, and I suspect that as it was winter the hotel had turned them off to save energy — this was not a problem as such, except the heating was very “enthusiastic”, especially in the bathroom, and we struggled to sleep the first night due to the excessive warmth. By the second night I had got the hang of controlling the heat in the bedroom, with the help of opening windows for a while, although the bathroom radiators remained blasting out heat 24x7. No low level lighting controllable from bedside. Paper cups in room — we borrowed proper ceramic mugs from the bar/breakfast room. The rainfall shower head needs a thorough descaling or replacement. Water pressure quite low in shower.