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Situated in Venice, a 10-minute walk from Santa Lucia Train Station, NH Venezia Rio Novo offers free WiFi. All rooms at the hotel are air conditioned and equipped with a minibar. Breakfast was just perfect and on Sunday the buffet is opened until 12h! It was great to have a brunch with sparkling wine and a very good service by Roberta and their colleagues.
Al Theatro Palace is set in Venice, a few steps from La Fenice Theatre. Free WiFi is available throughout the property. Spacious luxurious suite, quiet location, fabulous restaurants within one block. Breakfast staff very attentive and welcoming.
Located by S. Basilio ferry stop, Palazzo Veneziano offers elegant rooms with free WiFi in Venice. Guests can enjoy the on-site bar. St. Mark's Square and Basilica are 1.8 km from the property. Highly recommended hotel. As a frequent traveler, this hotel is our favorite. Once a year we completely relax here! Very friendly staff!
Set in the Cannaregio district, 450 metres from Venice Grand Canal, Al Mascaron Ridente offers air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi. The Venice Casino is 5 minutes' walk away. Perfect hotel in a perfect area of Venice. Friendly staff, nice and clean rooms. The hotel is located near good restaurants and bars. Lots of young people. !5 min walk to the center of Venice. Highly recommended!
Hotel L' Orologio offers accommodation next to the Grand Canal in Venice, a 5-minute walk from Rialto Bridge and 600 metres from Campo San Polo Square. WiFi is free throughout.
Featuring a wellness centre, Hotel Ai Reali - Small Luxury Hotels of the World offers modern elegant rooms with air conditioning and free Wi-Fi. very good breakfast, comfortable beds, nice rooms
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Popular with guests booking hotels in Venice
The NH Collection Venezia Palazzo Barocci faces Venice's Grand Canal and the Rialto Bridge. Rooms have free Wi-Fi and satellite TV. Piazza San Marco and La Fenice Theatre are less than 1 km away. The breakfast options were sufficient- we liked the morning omelettes.
Set 80 metres from Saint Mark's Square, Baglioni Hotel Luna offers impressive interiors with original frescoes and stunning views across the lagoon. Fabulous hotel in a fantastic location right next to St Mark's Square.
Hotel Flora features a nice leafy courtyard where a varied breakfast buffet is served every morning. Set in a 17th-century building, it is a 5-minute walk from St Mark’s Square. Great location ! lovley decoration. very large rooms and spotless.
Rosa Salva Hotel is one of the most historic hotels in Venice, and is set just 100 metres from St. Mark's Square. It offers basic, spacious rooms with a private bathroom. Great modern room, great location, in the center but in a quiet street.
Santa Croce Boutique Hotel is situated in the Santa Croce district of Venice, and is a 10-minute walk from both Venice Santa Lucia Train Station and Rialto Bridge. Super stylish property, fantastic location and friendly staff
80 metres from Basilica San Marco, AC Hotel Venezia by Marriott is set in Venice and has a garden and a bar. Very good service. The staff was super proactive and always willing to help.
Located in Venice, 900 metres from La Fenice, Hotel Nani Mocenigo Palace features a garden and free WiFi. All air-conditioned, rooms come with a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom. The reviews on TripAdvisor were excellent and the hotel did not disappoint.
Situated in Venice, a 10-minute walk from Santa Lucia Train Station, NH Venezia Rio Novo offers free WiFi. All rooms at the hotel are air conditioned and equipped with a minibar. Breakfast was just perfect and on Sunday the buffet is opened until 12h!
Dating back to the 1400s, Ca' Dei Polo is next to Tolentini Church and 5 minutes' walk from Piazzale Roma, Venice's main bus station. It features a large terrace overlooking the Grand Canal. The hotel is near the Venice central railway station (7-8 minutes walk), the room was clean and...
Hotel Casa Petrarca is set along a canal in central Venice, between St. Mark's Square and the Rialto Bridge. It offers rooms in a historic 14th-century building. Optimum location and wonderful room overlooking a canal, fridge in the room as well as...
Featuring free WiFi throughout the property, Hotel ai do Mori offers accommodation in in Venice, a few steps from St. Mark Basilica. Rooms have a flat-screen TV and are air conditioned. Best place, two minutes from Saint Marco Piazza.
Boasting a canal-view terrace and free WiFi throughout, Hotel dalla Mora is located in the Santa Croce district of Venice, a 3-minute walk from San Nicola da Tolentino Church. The place is so cute, simple and in a great location.
Located 450 metres from the Rialto Bridge, the Mignon is an intimate hotel in Venice’s Cannaregio quarter, 300 metres from Ca d'Oro Water Bus Stop. Everything was more than we anticipated.
Hotel Cannaregio 2357 is in Venice's central Cannaregio district, 170 metres from Venice Casino. The staff were most helpful with our questions.
Locanda Silva is a small, cosy hotel managed by the Perut family and located in the heart of Venice, near Saint Mark's Square. The location and friendly staff. Clean rooms and toilet.
Situated in the Santa Croce district of Venice, Hotel Palazzo Martinelli Dolfin is 200 metres from Basilica San Marco and 200 metres from Rialto Bridge. Hotel is in a nice area of Venice, rooms are beautiful and well cleaned, just note that the...
Set on Giudecca Island, Belmond Hotel Cipriani offers stunning views of Venice Lagoon and the Doge's Palace. It features a large outdoor swimming pool, tennis court and luxury wellness facilities. Amazing stay. We were upgraded to a beautiful suite with a private patio facing the pool.
Hotel Al Codega is set in a quiet courtyard, just 5 minutes' walk from St Mark's Square and the Ducal Palace. Rooms are air conditioned and have flat-screen TVs. Great breakfast, super powerful shower, excellent location.
This elegant 12th century building was once home to the Doge Marino Falier. Just 300 metres from Rialto Bridge, it offers elegant rooms with antique furniture and original paintings. Good service,Delicious breakfast,wonderful room.
Situated a 6-minute walk from Venezia Santa Lucia Train Station, Hotel Filù offers air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi. Everything was beyond my expectation.
Hotel Firenze is right next to Saint Mark's Square in the heart of Venice. Rooms come with free Wi-Fi and air conditioning. Breakfast can be served on the rooftop terrace with views of the tower bell.... My husband and I had a wonderful stay at Hotel Firenze.
Set in a 15th-century building behind St. Mark’s Square, the small, elegant Relais Venezia is located in one of the city's oldest and smallest streets. All rooms have a flat-screen TV. very good location, super friendly staff, great room. thank you Relais Venezia!
The Aqua Palace is a design hotel located in the Castello Quarter of Venice. It offers stylish rooms and suites with satellite TV and free Wi-Fi throughout. very nice hotel, nice breakfast,grat location minutes from san marco and the rialto,clean and comfy.
On average, 3-star hotels in Venice cost £101 per night, and 4-star hotels in Venice are £170 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Venice can on average be found for £376 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Venice this weekend is £480 or, for a 4-star hotel, £740. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Venice for this weekend cost on average around £1,865 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
Travellers who stayed in Venice near Venice Marco Polo Airport (VCE) have said good things about Annia Park Hotel Venice Airport, Courtyard by Marriott Venice Airport and Hotel Gronda Lagunare.
For hotels in Venice that serve up a highly-rated breakfast, try Corte Di Gabriela, Hotel Moresco and H10 Palazzo Canova.
Some of the best hotels in Venice near Piazza San Marco include Residenza Ca' Brighella, Morettino and Rosa Salva Hotel.
Rosa Salva Hotel, Palazzo Veneziano and Hotel A La Commedia are some of the popular hotels in Venice.
On average, it costs £278 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Venice for tonight. You'll pay on average around £429 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Venice will cost around £1,007 (based on Booking.com prices).
These hotels in Venice are highly rated by couples: Hotel Moresco, Santa Croce Boutique Hotel and Liassidi Wellness Suites.
Castello, Venice City Centre and Cannaregio are popular with other travellers visiting Venice.
Many families visiting Venice loved staying at Hotel Moresco, Hotel Nani Mocenigo Palace and Hotel Al Ponte Mocenigo.
Liassidi Wellness Suites, NH Venezia Rio Novo and Santa Croce Boutique Hotel have received great reviews from travellers in Venice regarding the views from their hotel rooms.
Spent a great 3 days 2 nights in Venice, and booked this hotel for our stay. Very well located a short distance between both the Rialto Bridge and San Marco. The hotel was clean and very comfortable. The staff at the desk very friendly and helpful. Breakfast is continental style with plenty of yoghurts pastries rolls etc and coffee/chocolate on tap. As we had a whole last day in Venice we were able to leave our luggage and enjoy Venice before leaving. The Hotel is down a side street (as most are) so did take a bit of locating at first but that added to our great stay in Venice. The ONLY negative comment ( although we laughed about it) was the Hairdryer in the room. It's one of those "hotel" jobs basically a pipe in the Bathroom!! So anyone who who won't leave without a perfectly blow dried hairdo best take their own!! Would very much recommend this hotel.
We came here with our 11 year old twins. It's a great place for adults and older children (potentially studying history and art at GCSE / A level) but not great for younger ones as it's all about the architecture and historical aspects. Great places to eat and drink with fantastic views. Select your hotel carefully as a room one floor above street level near the main drag of restaurants will be noisy, so take ear plugs. We had an apartment off a main ally which was super quiet, but our first night we stayed in a first floor apartment by a restaurant that sets up outside seating so people talking late/early. The bar at the hotel Rialto does a great Aperol spritz. Hotel La Commedia has a fabulous roof terrace but expensive drinks. Harry's bar totally overrated and no obvious outside space even more expensive drinks!
A must see in Italy. Visiting the islands for one of the days was amazing and the sunset on the way back was a highlight. There is no bad food in Venice, it is all amazing. Best pizza and gelato. But the late night street stalls start selling alcoholic juices at dusk - are the best. It is safe to wonder the back streets and that is where things are affordable and the food is at its best. Find the oldest book store as it is enchanting. You cannot get lost in the maze of streets, just keep walking and you end up back where you started. Every land mark and gallery is worth seeing so take your time. Don't go in the rainy season as the street flood. When arriving in Venice with luggage you have to wheel your bags to your hotel so check out the baggage man with a trolley before the bridge or at the train station. Negotiate a fee or catch a water taxi but buy your taxi passes first on arrival at the booth next to the bridge. Sandwiches at the food stand are pricey but yummy as you cue for your passes. Buy a two or three day pass for the water taxis as it is great value and you can go to the outer islands on that pass. Accommodation is more expensive in Venice so up grading and spending a bit more - it is worth it or you maybe a bit disappointed with your room when comparing it with the rest of Italian accomodation. Most people spend one or two days in Venice - We had three nights and four days in October -it was perfect.
The accommodation had no lift which made it difficult when you have large bags. All rooms on top floor. Room very small and shower even smaller. My husband is only a little fellow and he hit the sliding door getting into the shower. The location was great. 300 meters from the water and cafes just outside the building. Took a tour of the grand canal which was great. Loved it.
Venice is spectacular and one of our favourite cities in the world. Our accomodation was located perfectly but the bed was rock hard, pillows were flat and the air con was so noisy that it woke us up during the night when it would come on. Breakfast was good. When travelling a good nights sleep is a must and hotels should realise this for their guests.
What we enjoyed about Venice was.... Its Variety - being in the midst of things one minute and a short vaporetto ride away being in a quiet canal, Murano and Burano Islands or the Lido. Its rich history and culture yet rubbing shoulders with modern day living Choice of places to stay and eat - especially Antica Besseta, San Croce. A brilliant place to eat with an excellent choice of food and good service. The Hotel Antiche Figure, San Croce, which offers such a welcoming and enjoyable experience without fuss. Sitting outside the hotel in the evening and simply people watching as the sunsets and the gondalos, water taxis and vaporettos pass-by. Walking a little way from the Grand Canal and wandering the back streets seeing local people going about their daily lives in such a interesting place - even watching the refuse collectors in narrow boats along the canals seems romantic! No matter how many times travelling along the canals always seeing something new. Always leaving Venice feeling you want to return.
Well located! The hotel is very close to San Lucia train station and Piazzale Roma, you walk about 15-20min to Rialto. There is a waterbus station (San Toma) very close. The hotel is located in the best part of Venice, bc the street nearby has lots of restaurants and shops with good and cheap prices (2€ for pizza) and some very nice bars around where locals hang out. Right in the heart of the city, but not too busy. The rooms are comfy and clean, nice view outside the window, very friendly host! Breakfast included
It was the oldest building we had stayed in over our travels across a Paris and Italy! But it was a gem! It was in the third floor with no elevator - however, it was very cool (built in 1659) and not what we were expecting. Just good to relax after walking the streets of Venice all day! Great area and close to San Marco Piazza and all the other attractions - convenient public water bus to the property works well as well given that private water taxis are expensive! Great directions given by the hosts!
If you are after convenience and want to save time, this hotel is a nice choice. It is only 5 minutes walk from the S. Lucia train station and easy to find. Their staff speak really good English and they gave us an informative introduction upon check in. They are very welcoming and friendly. The room is clean and with new modern decor. The breakfast provides a variety of choices. Overall it’s one of our best experiences staying in Italy during our two week visit there.
We arrived are were upgraded to the best windows on San Marco square which provide one of the best views you found imagine in such a beautiful city. The facilities were as expected and on the luxurious side. The reception staff answered all questions and queries with consideration of the individuals needs and plans. The room was large and the bathroom exquisite. Very venitian and well worth a visit. One of the better hotels I have stayed in in Italy.
The owner was great to let us check in earlier. Bed was very comfortable and room and bathroom were very spatious (we had the superior room).Location is great as you can travel the city by foot, half way between Piazzale Roma and the city center. It is also near to two vaporetto stations. We were also amazed about Wi-Fi connect which we found fast for hotels in Italy. Room and bathroom were clean.
The place is situated very close to the centre of Venice. Moreover, I must appreciate fast answering of host in case unexpectedly problems with heating system. We visited Italy in March. The appartament is situated in district of Venice, where is not so many tourists as in the others districts. The fish shop with fresh squids, octopuses and crabs is next to this apartament.
Incredebly white sheets, towels, very clean,great location, very friendly staff, cozy room and big comfotabel bed. There is a hairdryer, really hot water and warm room - what sometimes is a problem in Italy during the winter:) only one tip-if you come to check in no one is opening the door, do not worry, call straight to owner and he will explain everything to you.
If there is a place and person that deserves 5 stars in all of Italy is Analissa. Great place, location and attention. She makes you feel like home.very spacious, private bathroom, air conditioner, laundry machine, big kitchen and fast internet. Right in the center of everything and very easy to find. Very safe area and great breakfast and prices down stairs.
The best hotel I have ever stayed in! Should be rated as 4 star boutique hotel for service alone. They cannot do enough for you...A true retreat in the heart of Venice. The daily menu served from 3pm is a light homemade meal. As a handbag traveller was amazed to find mosquito plug in the room along with strong aircon and perfume plug. That alone is service.
I very much liked this property, it was my final stop across Italy & it was by far the best room. It had amazing decor throughout the room/hotel, modern bathroom & a comfortable bed. The location was good however a little hard to find as you are not allowed signage. Other than that I can not fault the hotel.
Perfect location. Great to see Tallest bell tower from room. But, would’ve assumed the rooms were nicer based upon pictures and $$$. Stayed in nicer cheaper rooms around Italy (maybe Venice more expensive on avg.). I may try a different place if I ever get back, but that’s a great back-up.
Very nice hotel. More comfortable than usual 3 star. It is a real luxury to live 2 steps away from Accademia bridge and start your day in the very heart of Venice. And I was their in January and it was warm inside which is also very important for the hotel in Italy in winter.
It’s near Fabiana filippi corner and tods shops. You found it when you see this one. And is the only one with so heating in November all the others hotel in Italy are really so cold. In this one they have air condition all day open for you and make it like your home.
This was the nicest apartment we stayed in during three weeks in Italy. So comfortable and beautifully appointed! Everything worked including the air conditioner which we needed during our stay.
I would stay at this property ten times over. Beautiful hotel off the beaten bath. Quiet. Also near the best fresh pasta place in all of Italy. Very good gnoccheria is next door go try it!
This was a great hotel! The room was lovely. And they have the best black out curtains! This was also the best breakfast out of all of the hotels we stayed at in Italy. Highly recommend.
Location was perfect. Close to attractions, but far enough from the madness and crowds. Best breakfast AND coffee out of the three hotels we stayed at while visiting Italy.
One of the best properties in Italy and Europe. Excellent location, wonderful staff and nicely decorated rooms and hotel. Highly recommended ...
Location was excellent. The staff was friendly. It was perfect for our first trip to Italy!❤
Venice, Italy
