EuroCheapo Review: A private home lovingly converted into a hotel in 2005, it’s got its own bridge entrance (the "Ponte Mocenigo") and a courtyard teeming with columns, Roman sculptures and scattered café tables.

EuroCheapo Review: Hailed by every imaginable guidebook, the Albergo Guerrato won us over years ago and continues to be a EuroCheapo fave.

EuroCheapo Review: The Antica Locanda Montin is a family-run restaurant and inn, a throwback to the days when travelers were accustomed to dining downstairs before retiring to their upper chambers.

EuroCheapo Review: Hotel Owner Riccardo grew up in this fabulous palazzo, located a few corners away from Santa Maria Formosa. This may explain why the B&B Corte Campana feels so much like a real home.

EuroCheapo Review: This cozy joint, a short walk from San Marco, is a real DYI operation. There's not much service to speak of, as you have your own key, and breakfast is the only provided meal.

EuroCheapo Review: The adorable six-room Dorsoduro hotel is housed in a 16th-century building that still exudes an antique feeling without all the creaking and cracking.

EuroCheapo Review: Tucked into a tiny corner of San Polo area, this hotel is a smart pick. It's about a 15-minute walk from everything, including the train station and the Accademia.

EuroCheapo Review: The friendly, family-run Casa Cosmo Lodging House is an intimate place with just four rooms near the Rialto Bridge.

EuroCheapo Review: Looking for something different? The Casa per Ferie Santa Maria della Pieta offers 15 simple and sunny rooms with shared baths on the top floor of a former orphanage.

EuroCheapo Review: The tiny Locanda Casa Querini charms with its six rooms, half of which look out to the surprisingly tranquil Santo Giovanni Novo square, just two minutes from St. Mark’s Square.

EuroCheapo Review: The cozy Alloggi Henry is tucked away on a little square between Cannargeio’s two main drags, the Fondamenta della Misericordia and Rio Terà di S. Leonardo.

EuroCheapo Review: This cozy little gem in the Santa Croce neighborhood has been standing since the 1500s, and it's seen centuries of remodeling.

EuroCheapo Review: The Galleria is a sweet old place with antique furnishings, creaky hardwood floors, and no television in sight.

EuroCheapo Review: A charming 40-room hotel situated in the shadow of the stunning Madonna della Salute church, the Hotel Messner has plenty going for it.

EuroCheapo Review: Situated on the corner of two canals, the Hotel Riva’s lobby is blessed with a view of gondola’s drifting past. It could prove difficult to concentrate while checking in!

EuroCheapo Review: A romantic canal-side sleeper, La Calcina offers antique-filled rooms, half of which look out to the sweeping Giudecca Canal.

EuroCheapo Review: Located on a stylish strip just off the Campo San Stefano and near the Accademia Bridge, the Locanda Art Deco blends the historical and the hip.

EuroCheapo Review: The Fiorita offers 10 happy rooms, housed in a 15th-century red palazzo on the Campiello Novo.

EuroCheapo Review: Taddeo certainly seems to be a traditionalist, and his six-room hotel aims to maintain the feel of the 18th-century palazzo that houses it.

EuroCheapo Review: Situated down a bit of a maze from the Rialto bridge, the six-room Residenza Ca Riccio stands in part of what was once a 15th-century cloister.