We did the ghost tour. It was very informative and historical. The tour guide was energetic and…read morepretty loud for a big group. This was our first day in Venice so once night fell and we were being lead around very dark corners it was nice to be with a guide as the tourists disappeared. I loved the folklore told and learned a lot about Venice from this tour. I'd highly recommend it!

One of the best tours we had while on vacation. They were very organized and professional. We…read moreexplored parts of Venice on a very nice motor boat that accommodated a group of 8 people. Our tour guide was excellent. He explained the sights and took us through the less touristy areas which was awesome because we experienced the city like locals. It was a wonderful hour long ride and very well worth the price. There's no way we would've covered so much on gondolas and we would've paid double! So glad we experienced the canals with Avventure Bellissime. I recommend them and look forward to taking another tour with them on a return visit!

I booked a private water taxi through Tiqets for 6 people. I never confirmed with the organization…read morethe number of people originally, assuming it was a private taxi. When confirming it was 3 people, Bucintoro Viaggi wanted to charge me more. Then they became unresponsive (Francesco from Customer Service, and Maria Luisa Sacco in Leadership). The more trustworthy service with kinder ownership & customer service is as follows: www.veneziawatertaxi.com. I'd recommend to book through them.

Used this private boat charter while in in Venice- it was easy to pre-book beforehand to eliminate…read morethe hassle once arrival. The ferry transfer was 45 minutes late and which was frustrating but a great ride once it arrived.

The luggage storage is located five minutes away from the train station. It's hidden in the end of…read morethe narrow alley, and you might miss it easily. It's relatively small and packed, convenient to use for a day trip in Venice without carrying all luggages.

Great solution when you don't know what to do with your bags while you explore Venice. Low cost and…read moregreat service. I highly recommend it!

From the owner: STORE you LUGGAGE and BAGS...reserve your locker and enjoy your trip! You can book your locker…read moreonline or at our location. Starting from €0,26 per hour per bag...visit our website vaise.it to gather more information!

You're probably not going to spend a ton of time in your hotel room in Venice. You'll traverse…read moreevery bridge, gape at the beautiful majesty and charm of the architecture, and eyeball the gondolas going by like you're the Mayans seeing a boat for the fist time at Cortes landing. So, do you really need to see Venice out of the window you close and block with the drapes as you dive into bed, full of pasta, and having walked the entire circumference of the island while stopping to alternate sipping Chianti and Peronis? Do yourself a favor & skip the $500 a night hotel and stay a quick walk from the train station at Hotel San Geremia - yes there are no taxis so you'll be pushing your roller board over the cobbles. It was $170 a night at the San Geremia. I promise you won't wish you spent 3x as much at 1am when the only thing more you want to see in Venice is the back of your eyelids. The hotel is clean, it's easy to get to, it's no frills but you'll give no cares.

My husband and I stayed at this hotel in Venice...and to our surprise, it was one of the nicer…read morerooms we stayed at during our 2 week trip in Italy this autumn. We had a double room on the 3rd floor (Room 322), it had a double bed and 1 twin bed. The windows faced the courtyard, which is really nice because there was a view and we could open our windows at night to listen to the live music playing from the courtyard (aka plaza) downstairs. Bed was clean. Walls were painted red. Bathroom was small, but it was modern! Shower screens were glass, and sink was modern and worked! It was all compacted into a small space that is typical of all Italian hotels. The drawback of this hotel was = NO TV. Not sure what happened here, but our room didn't have a TV. I guess they assumed that no one would be watching TV in Venice anyways, since there's so much to explore outside of your hotel room. They were right. :) Also, while they claimed that there was FREE wi-fi throughout the hotel, we couldn't get ANY wi-fi reception beyond the 2nd floor. If you're desperately in need of wi-fi from your room, I'd recommend that you ask for a room on the 1st or 2nd floor, because there was no connectivity on the 3rd floor and beyond. No elevators, so everyone had to lug their suitcases up 3 flights of stairs. Just keep that in mind when requesting your room! Breakfast is not included at this hotel; however, they give you a 50% off voucher to go to the cafe next door to buy pastries/coffee/drinks, if you'd like. We didn't end up using the voucher, so not sure whether the breakfast cafe is any good. Receptionist personnel were nice, friendly, and could provide you with maps + instructions on how to get to the airport bus, etc. What I liked most about this hotel was that proximity to the vaparetto stations and the closeness to the bus / train terminal. It was just a mere 5-10 minute walk to all transit centers! :) If I were to come back to Venice again, I wouldn't mind staying here for a no-frills, budget-friendly, and modern/clean/well-maintained hotel. One suggestion -- Please work on getting wi-fi to the top floors as well!!! :)

VEry good choice of hotels in Venice, well sorted, all structures available, from hotels, to B&B…read moreand apartments. Good informations and travel tipps. To suggest.

Good list of hotels in Venice, lot of news, I've found a good hotel near St. Mark's square. TO…read morerecommend.