Venice Hotels with Jacuzzi

"Good for short stay and close to station. But there’s no one in the reception. It has been a hard tim for us to check in. Stay tax is also different from what’s been shown on trip.com. So be prepared for these before booking."

"Well located hotel, with easy (vaporetto and by foot) connections to all parts of Venice. Breakfast was included and was good. There is a supermarket a couple of mins away. For those with mobility issues but does not use a wheelchair, please check what the hotel has in place to support you when the lift does not work. We chose this hotel as it has lift access to all floors. On the day we were checking out, the power was shut off for works (by the local govt and not the hotel). This resulted in the lifts being inaccessible, making it impossible for one person in our party to access the room. While the hotel was helpful in bringing luggage downstairs, it was concerning that they had no solution to help someone unable to take the stairs. We were fortunate that we had a solution that did not require help from hotel staff, but I am not clear on how someone with mobility issues and stuck on the upper floors would be able to move."

"Highly recommended! The room was spacious with several large windows, two bathrooms, and very clean. It's a 5-minute walk to the station, with direct T1 trains to the main island. Parking is convenient; there's a parking lot downstairs from the supermarket, reasonably priced at €10 per night. The surrounding area is full of restaurants and shops. The downsides are that the water heater heats up very slowly and the Wi-Fi signal is weak."

"Excellent hotel with a prime location. The breakfast buffet is excellent and everything is fresh. The service is also very good. Overall, everything was perfect! Highly recommended!!"

"I stayed at La Pergola for 3 nights and it felt very homey to me, like a student dorm room. It was easy to reach from the Lido SME station, very quiet, my room had plenty of light, a desk to do some work, internet was working properly in the room though I was at the second floor. The bed was comfy, bed linen was clean, the water was warm and shower had pressure, though the shower head had some holes clogged. All the basics are there, coffee in the morning is included, and -despite the fact that the room could use a deep cleaning - I think it was great value for money, much better than expected given the previous reviews. This place will be on my return list in my future travels to Venice."

"Although it's a 10-15 minute walk from the train station, and you have to cross a few bridges, it's totally worth it. It's an apartment hotel with one bedroom, one living room, and an open kitchen equipped with all the home appliances you could think of: a washing machine, microwave, oven, dishwasher, coffee maker, and toaster – absolutely everything. There's no room service; you just need to clean the kitchen yourself. If you don't, they'll charge a cleaning fee, which we avoided by cleaning it ourselves. The best part is, there's a supermarket just a 1-minute walk away, with a great selection of meats and vegetables. We bought some veggies, blanched them in the kitchen, seasoned them with salt and black pepper, and really enjoyed a healthy meal. For meats, we bought various pre-marinated options, which we ate as is or pan-fried – all very flavorful. They also have bread, pizza, Italian dumplings, cakes, and fruits. One evening, we just bought our own food and satisfied our 'Chinese stomach.' Haha."

"The location is good, there is a restaurant downstairs, it was delicious) the rooms are interesting, everything is there and it is quiet 👍🏻 The only thing is that they charged 3 euros for a bottle of water, we didn't know that it was paid for in the room, keep that in mind. The breakfasts are quite good, good for 2 days!"

"Extremely satisfied with this hotel, I took so many photos! They had everything you'd expect from a hotel: soap, a kettle, shampoo, a shower cap, cotton swabs, tissues, disposable slippers, body lotion, and a hairdryer. We visited during the off-season, and I felt the price was really great for this area. The hotel is close to the piazza, with plenty of small restaurants and tiramisu shops nearby. The piazza itself is right by a large vaporetto (water bus) terminal. In winter, the room was kept warm and cozy with the AC on, and the bathroom was even warmer with its own heater. The hotel also offers luggage storage. While the hotel looks a bit old, it was still quite clean. For breakfast, I highly recommend trying the automatic waffle maker – it's fun and the waffles are delicious and fresh! (Press the button once for two waffles, twice for four). There's also a yogurt machine. The eight black containers in the picture are for jam and honey. They had six kinds of croissants, which were tasty, and fruits like tomatoes and kiwis. The roasted bacon was also good. Just a few other tips: 1. If you want to boil water, buy bottled water from a supermarket on the street – Venice water has too much limescale. 2. The tap water quality isn't great and has a slight odor, so be cautious with seafood (I got an upset stomach from a very famous restaurant…). 3. If you're taking a vaporetto to the airport, leave plenty of time, as the boat might stop mid-route, and you'll have to wait for the next one. 4. Burano (Rainbow Island) is definitely worth visiting, but only if it's a sunny day. You don't need a lot of time there; we spent about an hour on the island, taking photos and looking around."