Hotels in Venice with sea view​

"This hotel is great because it's close to Santa Lucia Station, so you don't have to drag heavy luggage over bridges. The room was simple but clean, and daily housekeeping was provided. Check-in was smooth. They also offer luggage storage before check-in. Just be aware that luggage storage is only available until 6:00 PM, so plan your check-in accordingly. The room had a nice view since it was riverside. Plus, there were many highly-rated restaurants along the river, so finding a place to eat was never an issue. On the downside, the nearby restaurants stayed open late, and I could hear people talking in my room. Also, there was no complimentary water (it was a minibar setup). So, I recommend buying water and other necessities beforehand at a store like Coop."

"Although the room was small, it was very clean. The hotel's location is excellent, just behind St. Mark's Basilica. The area around it is lively, which made me feel much safer. Plus, the breakfast was really good, and the flavors were fantastic."

"The location of the hotel is convenient and close to everything we needed. However, the breakfast was quite underwhelming and nothing to get excited about. One thing that stood out was the lack of basic amenities: when we arrived on a rainy day and asked for an umbrella, the hotel couldn’t provide one for guests. Before we left, we decided to donate our own umbrella to the hotel in hopes that future guests won’t have the same issue. Overall, a good stay for the location, but there’s room for improvement in guest services and amenities."

"I really enjoyed my stay on the island of Venice. The common areas are beautiful. I happened to be on the top bunk, which was a bit of a climb, but there is an elevator. However, the elevator only goes to the second floor, and I was on the third, so it's not accessible for people with disabilities. Overall, it was quite clean and tidy. I had my own bed, and right outside the door were several restaurants, directly facing the sea. I loved the atmosphere of the seaside restaurants."

"The location of the hotel is particularly good. The pier can be reached by a few steps. It is very convenient to go to St. Mark's Square, take a boat or go to other places. The hotel has been renovated. Although it is a bit small, the service is very good."

"Small hotel at a great location but not crowded with tourists. We got some great recommendations from Rocco at the reception for good restaurants and museums nearby. The shady large garden is a true gem."

"The hotel is very new! But also very small! The entrance is even quite understated 😂 Aside from the restaurant and bar, there are practically no other facilities! If you're looking for a comfortable, affordable, and modern hotel in Venice, I'd recommend this one, but be prepared for transportation costs. Don't expect much from a chain hotel, as there aren't any particularly noteworthy services or facilities. From Venice train station, you have to take a boat to Lido Island. Since it's a large island, there are many boats available. Luckily, the Lido is very close to the boat station! The only downside is carrying your luggage on and off the boat during check-in and check-out. It's not too far to the main island, and there are plenty of boats. In the mornings and evenings, you can escape the crowds and old-fashioned environment 😂 There are even direct boats to Burano! The rooms offer a panoramic view of the main island, especially at sunset – absolutely stunning! Remember to choose a room with a view! It's definitely worth it! The breakfast is decent, not lavish but enough to fill you up. Everything in the refrigerator is chargeable. A special reminder! When you exit the train station with your luggage and need to take the ferry, a man in a vest will stand at the ferry station pretending to be from the ferry company and trying to charge you an extra ”large luggage fee.” This is unreasonable! Please don't be fooled! He is not a ferry company employee, his identification is fake, and there is no extra charge for large luggage on the ferry! Please board the ferry when there are many people and refuse to pay him! Otherwise, first-timers, confused and especially if the ferry has just left and the station isn't crowded, might almost fall for his trick! If you argue, he might get angry and refuse to let you board, forcing you to carry your luggage across the bridge to another ferry station for another one 😡 Complaining at the tourist information center or hotel counter is useless; they can only tell you that his behavior is wrong, and if you've already paid, you'll have to call the police yourself!"