This was one of my favorite hostels on my Italy trip. It was in a convenient location close to the…read moreboats, and everyone was very friendly. I especially enjoyed lounging downstairs in the evening and making friends. My only complaint was the small bathroom. Us girls were all trying to share in the morning to get ready and it was cramped. I never had any issues with people being loud in the dorms, easy to get a full night of rest.

This was a great hostel right on the water in Venice! Super accessible from the Vaperetto (public…read morewater taxi service). Didn't eat here but the bar and food all looked amazing. Full coffee lounge and free wifi throughout the hostel! Definitely recommend staying at one of these hostels. Super clean!

Hate to break the 5 star streak, but it's a hostel so it's definitely not getting 5 stars. It's…read morenice and all, but the area is surrounded with Nigerians selling fake Gucci crap and bothering people walking by. The hostel itself is neat and clean, but I dunno. Not 5 stars.

YHA hostel Venice is the only proper hostel in Venice! That means the cheapest accommodation you…read morecan get :) Sometimes when people say Venice they may mean the places on the mainland, like Mestre, Marghera etc.; Yha hostel Venice (http://www.hostels.st/en/italy/venice/hostel-yha_ostello_di_venezia/index.html) is in Venice city center on the island of la Giudecca and 5 mins by boat from San Marco Square; Once you get either to the railway station Santa Lucia or the bus, car station Piazzale Roma, take the boat # 42 direction Giudecca and stop at Zitelle; this youth hostel has more than 250 beds! Unfortunately (or fortunately, depends how you see it) they don't have mixed dorms so you will be accommodated in a whole male or whole female dorm. The price for a bed in the hostel starts from 21EUR, not too bad for Venice ;) Enjoy Venezia, the gondolas, the food and the romance!

This review is for the bar/cafe ONLY. The cafe is small but comfortable. There are a few tables…read moreover the canal, a small number inside but most are in an attractive courtyard just outside the cafe. There is a decent selection of pastries and a few sandwiches for lunch. I had the falafel and the three small patties were excellent. Service was quick and friendly and prices were good.

This place is a perfect little hideaway. Not only do they have a bar, but they also serve…read morecoffee/espresso and have some small bites. For those who like milk alternatives, they offer soy and rice milk. The setting is super cool with exposed brick, multiple seating areas both inside and out, and a foosball table. The outdoor seating is the most enviable because it looks very high class but anyone could be there. There weren't any available seats or we would have been there!

Ok, so the decor is a bit 1980's but actually so is most of Venice. It's a lot of blown glass…read morewhich comes off a lot like Designing Women vibes. But.., the staff is professional and kind. They really go out of their way to say hello. The bed linens are gorgeous and Italian and so fresh and so clean. The towels are really nice and embossed with their logo. I prefer the fluffy kind, but they are still really nice. But there are a bunch of odd buttons that could have been updated years ago. For instance there are no USB charging plugs and there are no adapters in the room. Also there is no shampoo, conditioner, lotion or tissue in the room. Is that a prerequisite for a star or something? There's a speaker on the wall that started static-ing while I was trying to sleep. It took me forever to figure out that the light above the TV only went off when you pushed the desk in. And there is this crazy ass tulip looking thing in the bathroom that in the 80s might have been a cool focus lamp for tweezing my whiskers, but now is just in my way. Also the shower is hella dangerous. It's no surprise that it has a bunch of holes to take a Jacuzzi bath, which is the grossest thing in the world to do in a hotel but, I digress.... I didn't love the breakfast, maybe because some people have no idea how to politely use a Buffet. You don't pick up the food with your hands or scrape food off of a serving spoon with your thumb. But that's the tourists' fault for being tacky, not the hotel. I love the location. It's away from the hubbub, but close enough to get to everything you want to see.

Ca Pisani Hotel was incredible. Staff take time to memorize your name , face and room assignments…read more It's a super hip place the decor is awesome they have green cheetah print carpets and somehow it works?! Nespresso machine on the 1st floor and awesome breakfast included. Staff was super helpful with connecting to the airport about our lost luggage. Always willing to help give you directions and find exactly what you are looking for. They helped us to arrange last minute transportation to Ravenna aswell! Really loved this place and the rooftop views are incredible!

This place was really cool and really cheap and the name is actually "Hotel Alla Salute". My friend…read moreand I booked a double room here and what we got was a gigantic room with a double bed and two twins which was a nice surprise. It was quite a trek up three flights of stairs and twisting through a winding hotel but it was fun every time. We had a beautiful view of the Venitian rooftops. We had a sink in our room but the bathroom with the shower was in the hallway, which didn't bother us at all. There was a nice courtyard downstairs, which was pretty much the only spot you could use the free wifi. Plus, this hotel was in a great location and easy to find our way back to. I can't wait to come back to Venice. I would definitely stay at this hotel again.

My friend found this hotel online through expedia. She went ahead and booked the room, however the…read moresite must've had a glitch. We had booked the hotel for the 15th of February but our reservations were sent to the hotel for the night of the 14th. My friend phoned Expedia and the hotel a few times to straighten out this mix up but was disconnected. On the fourth try she was able to reach the hotel. On the phone they said that they could not change the reservation and we had to book it again, for the next night, at a much steeper price than we originally paid. Needless to say we were not very happy about that, as we are students studying abroad so we had a budget to stick to. The hotel then told my friend that we could use the 70€ from the previous nights booking towards the room for the 15th, the night we actually booked the room for. After having a hard time finding the street the hotel was on (our map said the street did not even exist!!?) we were beyond relieved to have finally found the place. Upon checking in, we were told at the front desk that we in fact, could not use the 70€ towards our room, but had to pay the full 120€ and we could use the 70€ towards dinner in the hotel. We did not want to eat dinner in the hotel. The 3 of us went to Venice with the intentions of exploring the streets, Carnivale and the local restaurants! Alas, we just say okay after trying a few times to correct the problem. Our room was not ready at 1300 so the man at the desk asked us to come back around 1500/1600. We left our bags and did just that. We left and talked about how cute the hotel was, and how it looks nice and has an old time feel to it. We soon relinquished those thoughts after entering the room. The one toilet on or floor was out of service and the shower looked moldy. Our room had one queen bed and one single bed in it. We found quite a few small dark pieces of hair in the queen, and a long dark hair in the twin bed, and on the blanket. The twin bed was heavily leaning. There was a break in the frame that looked as though it had been soldered together, but somehow it was still very slanted. In addition to the broken toilet, bed and hair, we found some change on the floor that led us to believe the room was not really, or thoroughly cleaned. My friend went to go talk to The manager and let him know we did not want to stay there for the night. The hotel insisted on asking us to leave the room for 5-10 minutes while they cleaned the space. We politely declined that offer as we felt it was not right for the room to be in this condition in the first place, and it needed more than just a 5-10 minute clean up. In the end, based on my experience, the hotel is at a 2.5 but I gave them a 3 because their were polite when we said we did not and were not going to stay for the night. They eventually gave us our 120€ back for the night and we left.

It was a cold, dark and foggy evening. I was walking with my trolley bag feeling as though I was in…read morea maze! Then a lady stopped to ask me, "Are you lost?" "No, I just could not find this place on my map." Soon after I heard people talking and dogs barking. I walked towards them. One of the men (the hostel manager) asked me, "Are you Irene?" Finally, I reached the hostel! He kept asking me this, "Come! Make a photo of the big dog and the small dog." He has a cute white Chow Chow. The sign in front of the hostel was very small. The address shown on www.booking.com website was not accurate. The hostel looks like someone's 3 bedroom flat. The reception area is very small. There is a kitchen and a bathroom. The kitchen and bathroom were clean, though not up to my standards. There were 3 single beds and luggage lockers in my room. The room was warm, duvets were provided. No breakfasts provided. The kitchen has no microwave oven. I had to use the radiator to warm up my overnight pizza! I saw Raphael's cherubs painting on the kitchen wall, near the stairs to the upper floor. I once lost a similar painting of these cherubs and had been looking for this painting all these years. I was eclectic to see these 2 cherubs again. The cherubs gazed in wistful contemplation. We all should... I paid €24 per night for the stay. Please note that guests will have to pay for additional city tax €3 per day, bedsheets and towel €5 per stay per person, total of €11. Check-in: from 10:00 until 23:00 Check-out: from 08:00 until 10:30 I checked out before 10.30am but the hostel manager was no where to be seen. So I left my keys at the reception and took a photo as evidence.

We buzzed the person to open the door for about 20 minutes. Finally got connection to call the…read moreowner to get the door open. Most people here are visiting and can't even call international numbers!! Go to find out, the air conditioner is broken. The worker could not help us and refused to give us any money back. I would not have stayed here in the humid summer knowing there is no air conditioner!!

My bf and I stayed here because he was here on business and this is where they paid for him to stay…read more- otherwise we would never have gone for somewhere this pricey. It was kind of annoying because obviously I wasn't paid for and the extra cost for me to stay in the exact same room he had anyway was 55 euro per night! A bit excessive for one extra store-bought croissant in the morning. The wi-fi was also not included in the price and was very slow. That said, this place had a lot of character - a comfortable spacious room that looked out at the canal, hand-painted wooden doors and an amazing Murano blown-glass light fixture. We had breakfast and coffee brought to our room in the morning. It's a lovely building and very convenient for getting to the train or bus station. The bathroom door was broken in our room which brought my bf and me an unwanted greater level of intimacy. The canal, although lovely, is rather noisy in the early morning.

Nice old world hotel. Very clean. Close to Piazza Roma and the train station. Very accessible. This…read morearea is in northern Venice. You have to walk around 15 minutes to go to Piazza San Marco which is in the south.

The Tre Archi Hotel is located a bit far from the main areas of Venezia but is worth staying in!…read moreThe hotel has a vintage Venetian style with amazing views of the canal. The hotel staff was very helpful and friendly which is always a plus! If staying in Venezia you should definitely stay here, not only is it in a tranquil area, but you get to see much more of the city as you walk to the main attractions!

Hotel Tre Archi was a hidden little treasure which exudes Venetian style decor. The room may be…read moresmall but complete with all basic necessity. The hotel is strategically located at one of the ferry stop or if you decide to walk from the train station, it only takes you about 15 minutes. Every morning, we got woken up by the aroma of fresh croissant / bread coming from the kitchen. We totally miss that. It makes us so eager to go down to grab their free breakfast. Their breakfast selection was well rounded. Overall, we enjoy our stay here at Hotel Tre Archi.