Set in a 15th-century building on the Grand Canal, Pesaro Palace is next to the Ca' d'Oro water bus stop. It offers Venetian-style rooms with free Wi-Fi, air conditioning and flat-screen TV.
Antico Panada dates back to 1889. It is set in 2 historic buildings, 30 metres from Saint Mark's Square. The air-conditioned rooms feature refined furniture, and Murano lamps.
Set in a restored monastery, Hotel Abbazia is in the quiet Cannaregio district of Venice, 100 metres from Santa Lucia Train Station. The hotel features a large courtyard garden with bar.
Samim Amin
Germany
Staffs were very helpful. Specially support staff Mr Shahin helped us a lot
Clean room and bathroom
Good breakfast and nice staffs in kitchen
Very close to train station, ferry and market
Located just off the characteristic Venetian street of Lista di Spagna and 400 metres from Santa Lucia Railway Station, Hotel Guerrini offers free Wi-Fi and simple air-conditioned rooms.
Arzadon King
Singapore
I like the location and the cleanliness of the room. The hotel is only a little walk from the maintain station.
Hotel Gardena is set in the university and museum district, next to Papadopoli Gardens and a 5-minute walk from Santa LuciaTrain Station. Enjoy a delicious breakfast buffet in the courtyard.
Hotel Tivoli is near the San Tomà ferry stop, in Venice's busy university district. Santa Lucia Railway Station is 700 metres away and you can walk to Rialto Bridge in 10 minutes.
Tom
United Kingdom
Our stay at the hotel was absolutely wonderful! From the moment we arrived, the staff made us feel incredibly welcome—everyone was so friendly, attentive, and eager to ensure we had the best experience possible. The room itself was immaculate, clean, and very comfortable, with all the amenities we needed for a relaxing stay. We particularly appreciated the cozy atmosphere and thoughtful touches that made it feel like a home away from home.
The hotel is situated in a fantastic part of Venice, nestled in a lively yet charming area. There’s so much to explore nearby, with beautiful canals, quaint shops, and delicious restaurants just around the corner. Despite being in the heart of it all, the location was surprisingly peaceful and not overly crowded, which allowed us to enjoy the vibrant surroundings without feeling overwhelmed by tourists. It was the perfect balance of being close to all the action while still offering a calm, relaxing retreat. We couldn’t have asked for a better place to stay during our visit to Venice!
Domus Cavanis is set 100 metres from the Galleria dell'Accademia and a 5-minute walk from the Peggy Guggenheim Collection. Rooms are air conditioned and have a TV.
Carnival Palace is a brand-new hotel offering ultra-modern rooms with wood floors and free Wi-Fi. Set in Venice's Jewish Ghetto area, it is 10 metres from the Tre Archi Vaporetto water bus stop.
Large room, comfy bed, staff were warm and welcoming
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.
I liked everything, but with a bathtub it would be better
Near the Grand Canal, this 17th-century villa offers its own private garden, a quiet setting, and a central location in Venice near the Accademia water-bus stop. Free WiFi is provided.
Great location, lovely decor, great outside spaces
Right on the waterfront in the heart of Venice and next to San Biagio Church, Hotel Bucintoro offers elegant rooms and suites with panoramic views over the Venice Lagoon.
Great location, about a 20 minute walk to the main area
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.
The breakfast room and choice of options was magnificent!
Hotel A La Commedia is just 200 metres from Rialto Bridge and the water-bus stop, and a 10-minute stroll from St. Mark's Square. Its terrace offers romantic views of Venice.
Boasting a terrace, Hotel Apostoli Garden is situated in Venice in the Veneto region, 500 metres from Rialto Bridge and less than 1 km from Basilica San Marco.
Everything the room the stay was wonderful
I love it
Palazzo Cendon Il Piano Antico is set in a beautiful 15th-century property in the heart of Venice, overlooking the Cannaregio canal and offering 6 elegant rooms.
Location. Close to vaporetto. Plenty of restaurants nearby. Good breakfast
Just 100 metres from La Fenice Theatre and a 5-minute walk to St. Mark's Square, Hotel Mercurio features views of the Barcaroli Canal. It has elegant rooms with LCD satellite TV.
Very central. Very nice, helpful staff. Very clean
Just 200 metres from Saint Mark's Square, Ca' dei Conti is an 18th-century Venetian residence, reached by bridge over a small canal. It offers a charming roof terrace and elegant rooms.
The hotel room was really nice. We were given one with a garden.
Featuring a terrace and enjoying a quiet location in a small square, H O T E L S A N G A L L O l is set in a historic building just 50 metres from Saint Mark's Square.
Set 250 metres from Venice's Piazza San Marco, Albergo al Tiepolo offers rooms with wooden floors, free WiFi throughout. All air conditioned, rooms here come with a flat-screen TV and a minibar.
Great location. Friendly staff. Clean and nice rooms
Located in the center of Venice, Hotel Canada is just a 5-minute walk from St. Mark's Square and offers classic-style rooms with private bathroom and a simple daily breakfast.
Room is simple, but clean. Amazing views of canal !!
Facing Venice’s Grand Canal, and with a views of Rialto Bridge, Al Ponte Antico offers accommodation in a 14th-century palace. The hotel provides a daily breakfast and offers free Wi-Fi throughout.
Violino d'Oro Venezia is an 18th-century building with decorated rooms, overlooking the San Moisè Canal. Saint Mark’s Square is less than 2 minutes’ walk away.
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.
Competent staff caring about the guest, Localization
Offering 19th century Venetian styling, Hotel Moresco is just a 5-minute walk from Piazzale Roma. With free Wi-Fi, its elegant rooms are a luxurious mix of old and new.
Just perfect we loved every bit… thank you so much
Ideally set in the centre of Venice, Palazzo Maria Formosa features air-conditioned rooms, a restaurant, free WiFi and a bar. This 5-star hotel offers room service and a concierge service.
Fantastic staff, great location, wonderful breakfast
Hotel Hotel Palazzina Sardi is set in the heart of Venice, right on the Fondamenta del Vin canal, near Piazza San Marco. It offers views on a typical Venetian canal.
Newly refurbished. No problem with gluten free breakfast
FAQs about hotels in Venice
On average, 3-star hotels in Venice cost £207 per night, and 4-star hotels in Venice are £346 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Venice can on average be found for £757 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Venice this weekend is £151 or, for a 4-star hotel, £237. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Venice for this weekend cost on average around £576 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs £155 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Venice for tonight. You'll pay on average around £229 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Venice will cost around £566 (based on Booking.com prices).
Renowned for its romantic charm, the entire city of Venice is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Spread across 118 islands, formed by 177 canals and connected by 409 bridges this city is truly magnificent.
Its breath-taking architecture and spectacular art entice millions to experience its history and beauty every year. From San Marco Square with the Doge’s Palace to the lively Jewish Ghetto, Venice can be both opulent and down to earth.
Visit the Rialto Market and the charming Rialto Bridge and then take a gondola ride through the canals before learning how Venetian and Murano glass is made. The city’s churches, piazzas and museums are all worth a visit and can be easily reached within a short walk.
The Venetian Carnival is an unforgettable experience, with or without a mask. The latest trends in modern art are on display at the Venice Biennale and Italy's cinema take center stage at the world’s oldest Film Festival.
Buses and boats run from Marco Polo International Airport and Treviso Airport to the city centre. From luxury hotels, to comfortable B&B, to self-catered apartments, Booking.com has great accommodations for your Venice trip.
Great to visit in the first week of December - far fewer...
Great to visit in the first week of December - far fewer tourists and pretty Christmas lights. I love visiting Murano and Burano on the vaporetto. Also enjoyed the Leonardo di Vinci museum. Best of all is just wandering around the back canals and crossing bridges.
The Rialto Bridge is too crowded and someone tried to break into my backpack there - keep your wits about you.
LISA
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Late November/early December is a very good period to visit...
Late November/early December is a very good period to visit Venice, not too cold and usually not too rainy. Most places are not crowded. Being a somewhat 'dead period', even if Google Map was giving some places as open, when arriving there they were closed for renovations or for vacation. Also, if interested in opera, concerts, ballet... the season just started or not yet started. If this is your first visit, with the plan to return again, it is the best option for a general exploration of the city. By careful planning the trips with the public ferries, you can see most of Venice and the island by using them. The ordinary ticket (valid for 75 min) is 9.50 € but there are other discount options. Burano island was our preferred spot. Tripadvisor was a reliable source of information as restaurants, bars and ice cream shops. For tramezzini Bar alla Toletta was the best. For traditional Venetian dishes we loved the Osteria alle Testiere. Please be advised that to have good meals above touristic fare you have to budget around 100 € each person. We got great ice cream at The Gallonetto. Be aware that several traditional quick-food places have no seating and not only there are no benches around but there are strict rules about where you can seat (€€€ fines). Young couple? Not really... we are a retired couple that, after retirement, moved to Istanbul. Young at heart!
Busettini
Scored 8.0
8.0
Venice is a wonderful city.
Venice is a wonderful city. We only got three days thanks to Italian train strikes. There is a lot to see and do. Around every corner is another marvel of architecture and beauty.
I would not want to be in a wheelchair in the city for sure, or push a baby stroller.
Venice is quite crowded as are most Italian tourist spots so if you want to see Italy I’d maybe go out of town a bit and get to the real Italian spots.
A
Anonymous
Scored 10
10
Amazing place to visit!
Amazing place to visit!
Find the vivid landscapes of The Merchant of Venice or Casanova.
The morning mist, or afternoon sun will provide incredible views and great photos.
Take the opportunity to visit Burano and enjoy a glass of Pinot Grigio, while falling in love with the unique sunset, feeling like you could stay there for the rest of your life.
Back to Venice, the monuments, the canals and their "gondole", the corners and narrow streets, each bridge... the food, the wine...
Venice, everyone says - I love you!
Luis
Portugal
Scored 10
10
Incomparable city absolutely full of magical wonders round...
Incomparable city absolutely full of magical wonders round every corner. Easy to get around but also easy to get lost. Use google maps for f lost! Go and visit the islands. Murano fab. Best pizza we had near the Duomo . Torcello a little gem. Pace yourself don’t do too much. You can always come back!!
Trudie
France
Scored 10
10
Amazing place, the photos did not give justice to the...
Amazing place, the photos did not give justice to the wonderful places especially the outskirts of the city. There were loads of shops and places to eat. The bowl of bread they serve before the meal is automatically in the receipt even if you did not eat it so much as well eat it. And different prices for the bread for every restaurant, there is £10 , some £6 but it was stale .
Pinky
United Kingdom
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Soo cozy accommodation,very polite personal, Sarah was keeping in touch with us during all our stay in Venice. The location is perfect, tou could feel that you are part of domestic Italian life, non tourists area will put you more into Italy. There is small supermarket near by ,cheap and great selection.
The apartment has smart lock that why it make your arriving time so flexible...
The bed was soo good I was sleeping as a baby after long walks in the city.
Yhank you soo much ! Will come for sure next time only to your accommodation.
- AMAZING everything was perfect
- we actually got upgraded to the sister hotel “Al Cadega” and it was perfect
- the breakfast was incredible - one of the best ever
- lovely quiet location (Serenissima is right around the corner)
- walking distance to all major sights
- helpful and friendly staff
- the most comfy beach and a large room for Venice
It was the most comfortable and beautiful little boutique hotel. We even got a free upgrade with private garden area. It felt super quiet and chilled there. The best area in Venice..less touristy and amazing little cafes, restaurants in easy walk distance. Really friendly owners and all round authentic and romantic little gem X
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Location! Breakfast was great. The staff were all super nice. We just got back from a July trip. Super hot in Venice, air conditioning in our room wasn’t great at all, however it’s probably not great at any hotel in Venice. The bathroom was huge and updated. Very nice bathtub which can be a rare find in Italy.
Location is excellent, just a few minutes from Rialto. Communication with a host was very efficient, he gave good tips on Venice. The apartment is clean, has wonderful rooftop view, lots of daylight in the rooms, good beds. We travelled around Italy and this was the best apartment we had.
Tiina
Estonia
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