Hotel Antico Panada is a 3-star hotel located in a renovated 17th Century building just a minute’s walk from St Mark’s Square and Basilica in Venice’s San Marco sestriere. This classically-furnished hotel is within five minutes’ walk of Doge’s Palace, the Bridge of Sighs, Teatro San Gallo and vaporetto water taxis at S. Marco station. Most rooms come with typically Venetian furnishings including Murano chandeliers, and all are non-smoking and feature air conditioning, satellite TV, a safety deposit box, and hairdryer. Superior rooms also features a minibar and a whirlpool bath. This hotel offers a 24/7 reception and free Wi-Fi in public areas, as well as concierge and laundry services. Continental breakfast buffets are served daily in the dining room, or in guest rooms, while the Ai Speci bar serves a wide range of drinks in style. Hotel Antico Panada is about seven minutes’ walk from the Rialto Bridge.
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Guests said the best thing about Antico Panada was that it was fantastic for exploring Venice's tourist attractions, and in particular, Piazza San Marco, which is just a minute's walk away. The location was also said to be handy for water bus transport connections, while the area is also said to be host to a wide range of restaurants and shops.
The traditionally-styled room decor here was found to be lovely, with guests mentioning elegantly furnished and clean rooms, and some of those who stayed reporting that they were accommodated in quarters overlooking St. Mark's Square.
Guests have not expressed any further positive opinions about this hotel.
Antico Panada's rooms were occasionally thought to be rather small, and some guests were unhappy to find they were to not actually stay in the hotel, but rather in separate lodgings. On top of this, people with disappointed to find that the Wi-Fi is not available in the bedrooms.
According to reviews, some noise from other guests inside the hotel and Venice visitors outside can be heard, especially by those who stay directly on the square itself. Based on this, it may be worth taking earplugs.
Guests generally thought that the staff not very welcoming, and the overall customer service experienced by many was reportedly poor, with requests for assistance going unnoticed or grudgingly acknowledged. The breakfast selection is apparently also poor, with no hot options available, crowds at times, and the coffee quality was thought to be rather bad.
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