we returned from our first trip to Venice yesterday after a 4 night stay here. Neither Venice or the Ca Angeli dissapointed. We had room number 3 (I think there are only 4 rooms).The hotel is on the 3rd and 4th floor of this building , below are believe apartments. You need to take the lift - gloriously old fashioned) to the 3rd floor. The room was surprisingly large, tastefully decorated with a large double bed and a sofa bed , which was very comfortable. There is a huge wardrobe and a small mini bar, Murano glass chandeliers and light fittings and 2 ancient wooden cerubim.The bathrrom was a decent size with a good size mirror, lovely lighting and a shower.The view was of a small side canal but the Grand can be seen if you look right.The room was attractivly tiled throughout.There is a small mini bar.
The breakfast room at the end of the hallway overlooks the Grand Canal. The furnishings are traditional,comfortable and tasteful. Breakfast selection was buffet style and of a high quality. Beautiful hams,cheeses,croissants. You could freshly squeeze your own juice, and a very pleasant lady offers freshly made, and very good cappucinos and expressos.Vivaldi is played.
I was expecting the room to be noisy for some reason, but I can honestly say I was not disturbed by other guests,staff or sounds from the Canal the entire time. A first anywhere.
I found the bed firm , but this suits me. The linens were good and there were 4 extra pillows in the wardrobe, which also had plenty of - (non fixed) hangers.
Giorgo couldn't have been more helpful, always keen and ready to share tips and advice.
It is I think set in a great location, slightly away from the Rialto hub bub, but has wonderful local restauants,coffee shops,Ostaria and specialised food shops- oh and a 'beatles'shop!
Would I change anything - well no, but the shower was a little diddy, and i would love to be able to get a hot drink there in the evening when the local coffee shops are closed. This might be possible if a part of the breakfast room had a coffee machine/kettle left out for guests. One can after all drink too much wine ?And how about a full length mirror ?
Iloved Venice, and the Angeli was perfect.

tip - there is a great video of how to find the hotel shot on foot through the streets on you tube - type in 'walk ca angeli' , it really helped us to find it.
Would I return ? absolutley ! Belissimo

The hotel is very conveniently located on the non-touristy side of the Grand Canal but quite close to Rialto Bridge. As one of the other reviewers wrote (and we're glad we followed the advice), do yourself a favor and take the water taxi there. The hotel was a stone's throw from the pier and it was a cinch moving the luggage.
The rooms are a little small but cozy. Breakfast is quite decent. No spectacular views unless you take the suite which overlooks the Grand Canal. Giorgio and Ambra were most helpful and quick in responding to email queries.
All in, we would go back again.

I had a great experince staying at Ca' Angeli last week. The hotel is in the centre of the main city. The rooms are clean and comfortable, decent sized with natural light. The best part of the experience was the service that Giorgio and his team gave. They were very helpful and always ready to do whatever you ask for. I would recommend this place to all.

It has been 4 years since we stayed in Ca' Angeli. We were in town on a cruise ship and decided to revisit the B&B since we have recommended it so many times to our friends. We were greeted warmly by Ambra who remembered us. The place is still as beautiful on the 3rd floor of a building overlooking the grand canal. Breakfast is in the library . Do not miss this gem.