I'm a flexible person and yes this is definitely a place to rest your head for the night but it's…read morenot next to anything and they need a remodel for sure. When buildings/hotels get dated, they def need a refresh to keep fresh and modern. We had private transportation but if you don't you'll need to arrange on your own. I think this is why I was ok w/ it being so far from Venice itself because we had transportation. If we didn't, would probably want another option. If it's a simple rest your head for the night kinda day, this is doable, but if you're the type that wants more out of your hotel experience, check out other places.

Not great. It looks like a soviet prison from the outside. The rooms were clean but are old and…read moredingy. Our TV didnt work properly and the sketchy safe we didnt use. Bed and shower the 2 things that make or break it werent great. So thats the bad, now the pool area and bar are very nice. The breakfast and supper we had were good and the service was good. When we had issues they did deal with them. So is it somewhere I would stay for a holiday no but it works for a night or 2

What a great hotel and restaurant! Connecting bus stop next to hotel. They sell tickets for the…read morebusses and boats at the counter to surrounding sites and locations. Spacious rooms, gorgeous balconies on some! A/C is quite effective. Huge bathroom and shower. Lobby is large with many conversation areas. Meeting rooms as well. True 5 star! Beautiful pool and nice fitness center! A few minutes from Marco Polo Airport.

We truly enjoyed our stay at this hotel until the last part of our trip when we began noticing that…read moreitems from our room were missing. On Friday, 11/08/25, we realized that a small bag containing only our receipts, which had been sitting on the dresser by the mirror, was gone. Since it was only receipts, we did not think much of it at the time. The next day, Saturday, 11/09/25, the jewelry and gifts we had purchased in Murano also went missing. These included a thank you gift for my sister (red Murano glass earrings), a bracelet and earrings for our daughter, and a Murano glass bottle opener. All of the items were kept together in their jewelry boxes in a plastic bag on the dresser in front of the mirror. Altogether, the value was about €80. We discovered the items were missing on Sunday while packing and doing laundry and immediately reported it to the front desk on 11/09/25. We were told that both the front desk manager and general manager were off that day. Staff said they spoke with the cleaner assigned to our room, who denied taking anything. Since there are no cameras inside rooms, there was unfortunately no way for us or the hotel to verify what happened. When we checked out on Monday, 11/10/25, we spoke with the front desk manager. He was polite, apologetic, and tried to help. He refunded us $10 for the laundry coins we had purchased, but that did not come close to the value of the missing items. He suggested that perhaps the items had been mixed in with the blankets and thrown away accidentally, but we explained that everything had been sitting on the dresser, not in the bedding, and the items were heavy and in boxes. After returning home, I waited about a month to see if management would follow up or offer any additional resolution, but I never heard back. I am not someone who normally leaves negative reviews, but this was very disheartening, especially because we traveled to Venice for our wedding anniversary and had an otherwise wonderful stay. Unfortunately, this situation left a lasting negative impression on what could have been a perfect trip.

Staying in Mestre, the Venice tourist tax was waived. The area is just ok, but the location was…read moreconvenient. It's 5 minutes from the train station. When I checked in, I was given the wrong room and there was a guy inside- big oops. The room had a bathroom that was bigger than expected. There was even a tub. I would've preferred a larger shower over it though. Overall, it met our needs.

Our room had extremely strong mold/mildew odor that was tough to endure, not to mention probably…read morevery dangerous in terms of immediate health issues including coughing and sinus congestion and possible lifelong health consequences that may involve multiple organ involvement. When I asked if we could be moved to another room the I was told that they would send someone to investigate but we never heard from them. This was probably one of the worst hotel stays of my life

- beautiful room with a canal view and GREAT AC. Really enjoyed the good water pressure and the…read moretravel shampoo, conditioner, and shower gel, too, after a long day sightseeing. - fantastic breakfast buffet with a beautiful view. Nothing can really beat this view! - very close to water bus station (3 min walk) and about 10 min walk from the train station. mobility note: the first bridge you need to cross to get to the hotel may be difficult if you have mobility concerns and/or have large luggage. The hotel can help arrange a porter for you - approx. €15 for 2 large bags. - very friendly and helpful front desk staff. Would absolutely stay here next time we're in Venice!

We stayed here in Venice and it was an excellent find. It's less than 10 minutes walk from the…read morePiazzale Roma and only 2 from the closest water taxi station. When we arrived, we were shown to the room immediately after a brief introduction to the hotel and city. We were offered any advice we needed as well as access to concierge services gratis. The staff was welcoming and friendly as well. It's very comfortable. The room decor was elegant and the bed was wonderful after a long trip. Coffee and a welcome bottle of Prosecco were also waiting for us. The view is really, truly right on the canal. It's fantastic but surprisingly quiet at night, likely due to the excellent windows We took the water taxi to the San Marco Square then walked back and it was about a 30 minute walk with beautiful shops and restaurants almost the entire way. Final note, the breakfast was a very good value with a diverse selection and excellent coffee. We recommend this hotel wholeheartedly.

I very much want to give this hotel a higher rating, but I can't. The good: it's clean, modern,…read moreand in a nice area close to the rail station. The deal killer: it's march, and the weather is warming up. I couldn't get the A/C / thermostat to turn on, so I asked the front desk. Turns out that the heat has been turned off for the season, and A/C has yet to be turned on....so there is no thermostat control. The only way to control the temp is to open the window. My room was 25c with the window closed. However, the road below the hotel is quite noisy. There's also road construction that is not only loud, the equipment has ridiculous safety horns that buzz non stop. The construction, I learned the hard way, stops at 3 am. so. If you like being hot and listening to horns, loud motorcycles, people talking in the cafe below, and Non stop safety horns, then this is the spot for you. For the other 99.9% of the world, I suggest not saying here.

Had high expectations for staying at an American Hilton hotel, compared to old tiny rooms in Rome…read moreand Florence! But very Disappointed!!! Could not log on Internet which i had no problems in other Italian old hotels! When i complained to front desk the next day, she has a small slip of paper with passcode. Really?? Why wasnt it given with room key the night before? Room was nice, bright and clean but the bathroom was weird! The shower head was placed in an awkward way that it flooded the bathroom! Beds were very comfortable but not enough storage space for suitcases!

I recently spent two weeks at Hotel Airmotel while attending to my mother who was in the local…read morehospital (vacation accident). The hotel is family owned and I will say that by the time I left, I felt like family myself. Mario, Michele, and Maida were incredibly friendly, caring, and helpful in every way. I loved the feel of my room. It was a large room with a sitting area as well as a bed space. The bed was very comfortable and I was able to sign in to my Netflix, which was awesome after a long day at the hospital. The bathroom was very clean and spacious and included the standard shower gel and soap (and a shower cap). Breakfast was included in my reservation (through Travelocity) and I now miss my daily cappuccino by Mario. The breakfast was typical European style with lots of options. The yogurts and pastries were my favorite. I liked the location of the hotel because it was quieter than the other options and was still very close to the bus stop, Lidl (the grocery store) and within walking distance to multiple restaurants. I recommend Da Pino for some amazing pizza. I sincerely hope I can make it back to Venice again for a normal vacation, If I do, I will definitely stay here again.

Only for drivers. No pavement no traffic lights. Nothing to eat there no restaurant only bar with…read moredrinks if pay. Located behind the city. You need car or taxi for going to food market and restaurant. Difficult to walk without traffic lights and many cars around this Place.

This is an excellent hotel with all the necessary facilities provided…read more The staff are extremely helpful and friendly. Breakfast is more than adequate with something available for everybody. Rooms are clean and well maintained. Excellent location for access to Venice whilst maintaining an equal balance of tranquility. I have been going to this Hotel for the last five years and would be more than happy to go there again. Please don't review this business if you received a freebie for writing this review, or if you're connected in any way to the owner or employees.

From the owner: Hotel Villa Stucky is a Villa concept hotel with modern comforts situated in the north of Venice in…read morea quiet town center called Mogliano Veneto . It's a restyled hotel with a strategic position to visit also the medieval town of Treviso famous for typical foods and wines of the north of Italy. Contact us for more informations

Sweet spot just minutes from the Venice Marco Polo International Airport. €10 per person for…read morebreakfast. Great outdoor living spaces. Beer and sparkling wine for sale in the administrative offices. Lots of mosquitoes though so beware after sunset.

Short version: This is a quaint farmhouse hotel between the Venice airport and Venice itself. The…read moreprice is reasonable and it affords you the option of staying outside the bustle of the islands, just far enough away from the airport so you don't even notice you're so close. Long version: Our EasyJet flight was delayed significantly, so we ended up getting to the hotel on a rainy night a little after midnight. We walked to the hotel, an easy half hour stroll, where they had prepared our room and let us check in the following morning. We we're so greatful for that because we were all exhausted. They had given us the gate code and printed a welcoming note to our room with all the information. The window and door had outside shutters that are great for making the room dark and dampening the sound from outside. In the room were packaged cream-filled buns for breakfast, along with a pot and tea bags. Note that the stuff in the mini-fridge is for a charge, and they have beer and wine in the lobby that seems to be priced reasonably. They have a simple breakfast, from 7-11am, just next to the reception office. It even has a coffee machine that makes lattes. The WiFi was a bit slow, but the lady at reception said that it was the service, not the hotel wireless, so it was slow for her too. She said it isn't normally. They have animals there that you can visit too, though we were excited to get into Venice. We walked out to catch the number 5 bus, after filling up on breakfast and buying bus tickets at the reception desk, at the bus stop just on the main road. They offered to hold our bags after checking out, which was great because we decided to go back into Venice the morning we were leaving. A short baggage pick up at the hotel, then the walk to the airport. Overall it was a pleasure to stay at this charming farmhouse and I'd recommend it for a great Venetian vacation.

Located next to the train station and within 3 minutes walking distance to train terminal, water…read morebus, taxi, stores and restaurants. The hotel is mentioned really well. They have excellent front desk people. Alvise was great in answering questions, always smiling and very good in guiding us places to eat, catch water bus, gondola service etc. We reached an hour early and lucky to get a room. Checked in without any issues and went to get some good and sightseeing. Rooms are maintained well. We had a queen bed , with 2 additional twin beds. The wifi is great in the hotel rooms. The shower had nice flow and very spacious bathrooms. Everything is maintained really well. We had a situation with Ac and the staff at night time cane and assisted us out. The breakfast was fabulous best so far we had in hotels. It was a grand buffet. The luggage storage rooms came handy, and we enjoyed the stay and will definitely consider it again.

It's official! My favorite city so far in Italy was Venice! Despite all the horror stories about…read morethe flooding, I was happy to still have the chance to visit this city while I was in Italy. During my recent stay in Venice, I reserved the Hotel Abbazia as it was one of the best locations near the Santa Lucia Railway Station. Literally, the hotel was 700 ft from the station, down an alleyway as I passed several restaurants; you can't beat the convenience and the price! For a budget hotel, this was a simple and decent stay--the room offers a small flat-screen TV, iron board and hairdryer, mini-refrigerator and air conditioner, and a hard ol' mattress queen bed, not the most comfortable bed but it was doable for the time that I spent there. The only thing it didn't offer was a damn elevator; BOO! Good thing for friends because my homegirl and her boyfriend were able to take my heavy ass suitcase up to the second floor or else a sista' would have been struggling! The hallways to the bedrooms were this sexy red lighting that automatically came on when it sensed any movement. I liked it but I sensed that my friends thought it was pretty creepy. The hotel offers a beautiful elegant dining/bar area with a gorgeous chandelier. This is also where free breakfast is served in the morning. I hear breakfast offered an array of different pastries and fruit. If you have time to eat breakfast, I would give it a shot. Make sure you also check out the back-garden seating area. It's perfect for enjoying your breakfast in the morning or coming out to get some fresh air. The staff during the evening was nice, however, I felt that the gentleman became irritated with me as the bedroom door had slammed shut on me as I was walking my friends out of my bedroom, and it just so happened that I had left my keys in the room. Also, just like similar hotels in Italy, the air conditioners turn off after a certain time, making these rooms stuffy. The only option I had was to open the window; UGH. The rooms are quiet, I couldn't hear my neighbors at all. The bathroom was super small, and the showers were not the best. The water temperature only provided cold water; BOO! You can tell the facility is a little outdated and needs some TLC. Within the area alone, there are varies different restaurants. Once you walk out of the hotel, you are right in front of all the activities. You can take a Water Boat to any side of Venice, or you can do what I did and just walk the whole City as its pretty doable to do in 8 hours. There are also bars all throughout the area, making for a great night. If you are looking for more of a convenient hotel near the station and close to many of the landmarks in Venice, I would definitely recommend this hotel if you are staying for less than 2 nights. P.S-If you are planning to leave your luggage at this hotel as you roam the Venice area, please note that this hotel doesn't lock the door to the luggage room. Make sure you take your valuables with you.