Ugly, old and scary room decoration, very noisy and you can only has a sleep from 2am to 6am. The air conditioning is failure so you can't close windows and sleep with those "noise" and mosiquito. Location is bad and difficult to go there. Not recommend and i definitely wont visit this hotel again !!!!

We booked this B&B based on the excellent reviews. We booked what was called a "Dependence Double" on Lastminute.com which we thought would be just a standard double room. On arrival it turned out that this was actually a room in what was called "the annex". The Annex was around the corner from the B&B (so wasn't actually in the... More

We loved the location, not too close, not too far from San Marco and Grand Canal and the produce market. The hotel staff is very nice. We had our room cleaned every day. Breakfast was very good, still it was missing some ham&eggs (if you're accustomed to have a rich meal in the morning). Staying in the hotel's annex was... More

We were really pleased with our stay at Ca Centopietre. Rooms are really big, beds really comfortable and bathrooms SUPER clean! Though we stayed there for just one night we received such a great service. Carlo, the owner was really helpful. Will definitely come back on out next visit to Venice.

The location was pretty great, there are a lot of things to do in the immediate location. The room was not too bad, the room is smaller than you would get in the US, but it isn't too small. The bathroom was a decent size. I loved the location!

We spent a week here over the American Thanksgiving holiday and could not have had a better time. This was our 15th visit to Venice over 25 years, and we have grown very fond of this Dorsoduro neighborhood. The B&B is tucked away on the second floor of a grand old building behind a popular bookstore on the main path... More

We spent a week at Ca'Centopietre on the recommendation of a friend and regular guest here. The directions to get there from Accademia vaporetto stop (30 minutes routes 1 or 2 from the railway station 'Ferrovia') sound complicated, but it's much easier than you would think. There is a main walking route through Dorsoduro and there are always crowds on... More

At this B & B, for it is no more than that despite its pretense, staff volunteers little, helpful only when the guest asks the right question. Rooms have a cold ambiance and vary in size and price, though all are expensive for what you get, Yhe small rooms are truly small! The toilet next to the breakfast room sometimes... More

I stayed at Ca'Centopetrie for 2 nights in early Venice. This is a lovely property, away from the busy tourist areas, but just a short walk from the Academia Bridge. Our room was large and comfortable, and the bathroom was clean with plenty of fresh towels each day. Apparently, mosquitos are an unwelcome visitor in Venice this time of year,... More