Collegio Armeno Moorat Raphael

the rooms, toilet so dirty and there are a lot of mosquitoes. Not enough light on the corridors. the place is dodgy. i will never recommend this to anyone. what a waste of money and time.

In spite of my poor marks for the cleanliness, comfort, and facilities, the Collegio was literally half the price of the next cheapest thing available for Venice in June. The Dorsorduro, where it is located, is one of the nicer neighborhoods in Venice as well - the whole town is touristy, but it's one of the more laid-back quarters with a nice local vibe.

My principle complaint is that it's NOT a hotel. It's a palazzo, that was converted to a high school, that was converted to a "hotel" by the addition of incredibly cheap, thin room dividers to make large classrooms into multiple sleeping rooms. According to the staff, this is a strictly temporary arrangement that has only been done in order to raise money to refurbish the building, so there has been absolutely no investment in amenities like sound-proofing and window screens. If your neighbors are a horny German couple, you know all about it. Staff were actually some of the friendlier service workers we met in Venice, but don't seem to keen on things like cleaning toilets or replacing broken shower-heads.

Location is near the bus station ( around 10 minutes walks) and the staff is quite helpful.

The building is horrible. The windows are broken and the whole hostel is converted from a old college. It is like living in a ruin of building more than a hostle.

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simply slept there 2 nights

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The most important feature is the central position compared to the lowest prices among Venice's Hotels. Don't hope to find awesome rooms, but they are surely clean as the bathrooms too.

Sometimes the showers are little cold

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The staff was very helpful and the location on the main island of Venice was very good. Considering that it was dormitory style accommodation the room and facilities were comfortable. The shared bathrooms and showers were very clean and the water was hot. An idea place for no frills backpacking in Venice.

The room was a bit chilly on arrival (we stayed here in December) but it warmed up. Also the wall are quite thin which can be a discomfort depending on who's next door.

Nothing!!

The hotel was dark and dingy, the 1st room we were given had a window that didnt close, with a screen that was ripped to shreds! And it was freezing! The beds were not up to par, the rooms had no lamps, and everytime a door closed the rooms walls would shake! Very noisy, would not stay here again.

The hotel is situated in the historic center,quite close to the railway station and to piazza San-Marco.The correlation between price and quality is good,because for such a price I found only hotels in the suburb.I advise this lodging for 1 night in Venice.

I have no idea of improvement,but I'd like to notice,that the walls of a room are very-very thin and there is no soundproofing at all.Also I want to warn that there is nothing in the room except beds,a wardrobe and bedside-tables.

The building itself; garden; central location; close to vaparetto and supermarket;

"Paper" walls; you will "survive" this hotel if you are able to think positively :), I wouldn't recommend it for those who expect comfort & lift & central location & stylish rooms & etc. for so small price...