As the Casa Verardo is situated inland from the principal waterways in Venice, it is very close to other buildings. There is however a small canal right at the front door and, as soon as you leave reception, you are on the bridge over this canal. We stayed there for 5 nights and during that time we never saw anything move along the canal – this may give you an idea of how small it is. I cannot honestly remember which type of double room we had. I had hoped to be able to attach some photos to this reply, but unfortunately this does not seem to be allowed on the tripadvisor website. I would describe the views which we had from our bedroom window along the very small canal as pleasant but not particularly impressive, although typical of inland Venice. To appreciate the view along the canal from our bedroom, I had to stick my head out the window. The best advice that I can give is to phone or email the hotel and ask them what rooms with a view along the canal are available at the time you're thinking of visiting – they speak excellent English and are very helpful. There is also a very small outdoor terrace almost above reception, and this will provide views along the canal. We went to the Casa Verardo on the recommendation of a family member who has stayed there on a number of occasions. She recommended it to us principally because of its location, being not much more than 5 minutes walk from St Mark's Square in one direction and from the waterfront in another. She also recommended it because the staff were very friendly and helpful. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay there. I hope this helps!

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Sorry I don’t know - but I did see many boats going back and forth to the cruise port. You should go on the vaporetti web site or maybe ask on the Venice Forum. The boats were confusing but fun and you can get the information. People at the ticket windows were helpful too.

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Yes I recommend it!Very spacious full of sun lovely terrace. View of the canal and San Mark's tower bell!

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You can definitely pay by credit card. The nicest way to travel from the airport to the hotel is by the waterbus all the way from the airport. You get a boat from the airport and if you take the orange line you go all the way down the grand canal. Timetables are on the alilaguna website. You can also get a bus from the airport to the edge of Venice, and then hop onto the boat - this is a bit quicker (but not as nice in my opinion :) ) The veniceairport website has lots of travel info and options. The walk from S.M. Giglio or S. Marco water bus stop is about 5 minutes - it's a bit tricky to find, but its very lovely to get lost in Venice!

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we were in a standard room in the main building, it was very small but ok. Regarding coffee in the room,there wasn't any in our room,they tend to want to charge for everything teas & coffees included.

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