Breakfast is served at marble tables stretched along a hallway. Management is friendly and the neighborhood is top drawer. For my battered Cheap Sleeping fire, the Locanda Fiorita is without a doubt one of the best one-star values in all of Venice. The ten-room hotel is off Campo S. Stefano on Campiello Nuovo, an inconspicuous square in the premier San Marco district. The entrance is upstairs, through a contemporary, reception area with beamed ceiling, a collection of Venetian Carnivale masks hung on gray walls, and a display of Murano glass.
Breakfast is served here around four tables with cane-seated bentwood chairs.
In the summer you can have your coffee and rolls served on the terrace below. There is also a small desk and an adequate-size wardrobe. The bathrooms have stall showers and lighted mirrors over the sinks, so you can see what you are doing while dressing for the day. The towels are Italian cotton. Two of my favorite rooms are still No. 1, a large double that opens onto a courtyard, and No. 9, fit for four, with two view windows onto the street.