Bed and Breakfast in San Marco
4-Star Bed & Breakfast
Reasons to book
Guests love it hereGuests give this property a top rating
Great for petsBring all your friends and family, even the furry ones
High-end valueWell priced for this area
About this bed and breakfast
Palazzo Ca' Bernardo By Francesco Molon enjoys a location in Venice, a 16-minute walk from Doge's Palace and 0.9 miles from Teatro La Fenice. Housed in a building dating back to 17th century, this guest house is a 15-minute walk from St.
Amenities at Palazzo Ca' Bernardo By Francesco Molon
Business facilities
Airport transportation available
Shuttle available
Golf course (within 2 mi)
Concierge services
Free WiFi/internet
Air conditioning
Non-smoking
Pets allowed
Heating
Balcony/Terrace
WiFi/Internet
Laundry services
Family friendly
Ironing facilities
Smoking allowed
Safe
Key access
Contactless check-in/out
Housekeeping available
Fire alarm
Fire extinguisher
Cleaning products
Map of San Marco
Available Rooms
Ratings and reviews
100% verified reviews10.0 / 10Outstanding·Feb 2026
La pulizia, la posizione e soprattutto la bellezza di questo palazzo..indimenticabile
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10.0 / 10Outstanding·Jan 2026
An absolute rare gem of a stay. The interior is exquisitely designed, blending elegance and sophistication with comfort, creating a boutique retreat like no other. Every detail is meticulously curated, and the space radiates tranquility and exclusivity. The host was exceptional – attentive, gracious, and effortlessly ensuring a flawless experience. A truly unforgettable stay that sets a new standard for luxury. Highly recommended.
There was truly nothing to dislike. Every detail was flawless, from the beautifully designed interior to the impeccable service. This stay was absolutely perfect in every way.
9.0 / 10Outstanding·Jan 2026
Fantastic service and hosting — thank you, Andrea, for being so helpful, welcoming, and polite. The size of the rooms and beds, especially our second suite (the Executive Suite), was incredible. The pictures truly don’t do them justice. Everything felt grand, with palace-level décor throughout.
There were so many picturesque and stunning details — from the artwork and décor to the beautiful views from some of the windows. It’s definitely a memorable place to stay, with so many areas and details to admire.
The heating in the suites was excellent. We were pleasantly surprised at how warm and comfortable such a large space felt. The apartment is in a quiet area, yet still very conveniently located — most main attractions are only a 6–12 minute walk away.
Getting there was also easy: if you arrive at San Stae from the airport via Alilaguna transport, it’s very straightforward (though maps are still helpful). The location is close to some lovely restaurants and cafés, including:
Majer – great coffee and pastries for mornings and evenings
Taverna da Baffo – excellent gnocchi and calzone (thank you for the recommendation, Andrea!)
Osteria Pizzeria Due Colonne – delicious mushroom tagliatelle
There wasn’t anything we truly disliked, but we did experience a few minor issues. Apologies, Andrea — I hope you don’t mind us mentioning them:
1) Shower facilities: The suites only had a bath with a shower attachment, which was slow and didn’t have anywhere to hang the shower head or a shower curtain. We understand this may be due to preserving the décor and overall vibe, which is completely understandable. However, if shower facilities could ever be improved in the future, it would make mornings quicker and more refreshing, especially before long days out.
2) Lighting: At times, the lighting felt a little dull, particularly with the curtains drawn. Brighter lighting would have helped.
3) TV connection: The TV connection in the Executive Suite (mainly in the master bedroom) was occasionally slow and temperamental.
4) Heating noises: The heating or pipework made some noises, particularly noticeable at night. Once asleep, it wasn’t an issue, but the clinking sounds were noticeable beforehand.
Note: Be mindful for some walking, as the apartment will have stairs you will need to climb - at least up 2/3 flights of stairs.
That said, we were still extremely happy with our overall experience and wouldn’t have wanted to stay anywhere else. These points don’t take away from how special the stay was in any way.
5.0 / 10·Sep 2025
This is a showroom for a designer of classic-eclectic furniture and there are price tags on many of the pieces. The bathtub is very deep and very comfortable.
Although advertised as having air conditioning, the manager stated that since the temperature outside was less than 25 Celsius, it was not going to be turned on. The minibar is an empty refrigerator and the manager stated that it is fine to drink tap water. The coffee house on site is over the bridge, turn right and go down two blocks on the left. The manager refused to accept cash for the city tax which I believe is illegal. The beds are the most uncomfortable beds I have slept on in Venice. The sheets are cheap, thin and do not fit the bed. Because there was no air conditioning available and the manager opened the windows as a means of cooling, mosquitoes buzzed and bit me all night long. The only goal in having this space is to make money while trying to sell furniture. Hospitality is not even an afterthought.
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"An absolute rare gem of a stay. The interior is exquisitely designed, blending elegance and sophistication with comfort, creating a boutique retreat like no other. Every detail is meticulously curated..."
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