The room we had at Hotel Ca'D'Oro was extremely beautiful. We checked in on April 7 and checked out April 9. The bed was firm but comfortable enough to get a decent night's sleep. The channels on the TV had a few in English, so that was a plus. The shower door didn't do a good enough job of keeping the water from leaking. After a shower, the water would leak as far as the toilet. We had to keep setting out towels to dry all the water. The outlet in the shower has a built in converter that let's you use an American style wall plug, but only supports small things such as shavers. Don't plug your curling iron or straightener into the outlet, it wont work and you run the risk of ruining your equipment.

Our room was secluded from the rest of the hotel and rooms on ground floor. It was nice having the privacy, but there were no views from our room, just an alleyway and a view of the hotel's front entrance lobby. I had to take off 1 star due to not being able to use WiFi. Our room must have been made out of lead because we couldn't get any phone service or wifi from our room. We had to go to one of the windows and press our phones against it to even get a wifi or phone signal. When we spoke with someone at the front desk, they explained they were having trouble with the WiFi, so I'm not sure if this played into our connection issues.

The Hotel is within walking distance of many great sightseeing locations. The Rialto bridge was about a 10 minute walk. There are plenty of nearby shops and restaurants.

For breakfast, they had sweetbreads, hard boiled eggs, cereal, fruits, normal bread that you could toast in the toaster, but no scrambled eggs. They had a coffee machine that made amazing cappuccinos.

Overall staff was very friendly, but I took off 1 star due to not being able to use wifi or have any service in our room and because the water would lead across the bathroom floor, ROOM 105.