On September 23, our group of 5 spent 1 night pre-cruise in an Avant-triple (double bed and sofa…read morebed) and Avant-double room (double bed). The hotel and rooms were clean, modern,and well-kept. Rooms were outfitted with multiple electrical outlets throughout. Wifi connection worked well throughout the rooms and public areas. Buffet breakfast was amazing with a large selection of hot foods (eggs, meats, vegetables, pancakes) and cold foods (cheese, fruits, pastries, breads, cereals,and yogurt). Front desk staff was polite, friendly, and helpful. They were able to arrange a quick and convenient private shuttle to the port for us. Location was convenient to cruise port and just across the street from the train station. Note that the in-house restaurant offers a 10% discount for hotel guess and allows room charge. I would definitely stay at Hotel Bologna again and highly recommend it to anyone visiting Venice.

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.

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.

- 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.

TIP: Request an extension cord for your room as you're checking in. There aren't any outlets near…read morethe beds. I was looking for a last minute hotel in Venice that had at least a four-star review online, this hotel popped up on another site showing decent reviews and being located across the street from train station made it a perfect match. We took the train from Florence to Venice and as others have said, as soon as you walk outside the train station Venezia-Mestre, just cross the street and there it is. Check-in was a breeze and they honored our request when I booked online to have the rooms close to each other. Prior to booking, I read someone's review mentioning to get an extension cord prior to heading up to a room, so I did ask if there was an outlet near the beds, to which the lady said there should be. Unfortunately, there wasn't but I called down to the lobby and they quickly brought one up (not a big deal, just and fyi). The lobby was very nice and gave to hotel a very fancy, modern look. There were two elevators, both which worked quickly. The hallways were updated and looked really clean and nice as well. The room looked a little outdated, but it was very large and comfortable. The air conditioner worked great and bed was comfortable. I read some other reviews complaining about the mattress being too hard, I didn't find that to be the case. In fact I believe it was a memory-foam mattress which made it even more comfortable. The bathroom was updated and nice, but unfortunately the toilet was right in front of the sink, so for someone that is 6'4, it's a little difficult to squeeze in there lol (check out my photo). The wifi was a little weak up on the 7th floor, but it was still usable. The biggest upside to this hotel is the location. Outside, you can catch the #2 bus that goes directly to Venice (takes about 10 minutes), catch a train or take cab. Plenty of options. We took the bus both ways and had no issues, it also drops you off in front of the hotel as well. Marco Polo Airport (VCE) is about a 20 minute cab ride. TIP: You can buy the bus/train tickets for €1.50 each way outside of the train station by the bus stop on a computer terminal. There's a button for English and it will guide you through it, I'd recommend to just buy a round trip ticket for €3 to save from a hassle later. Keep in mind the water-bus in Venice costs €7.50.

We came from a cruise ship in Revena which took 2 hours to get here and they were informed we would…read morebe arriving early and said it was fine and that we could check in. When we arrived it took them 30 minutes to find our reservation and the woman at reception acted like she was annoyed we were standing there trying to check in. The room is spacious and that is the only redeeming quality about it. There are beds in jail that are softer than this thing. My bed on the cruise ship was softer. The hotel try's to cater towards tourist but fails in every aspect. There is no explanation of how to make anything work in the room. The heat/AC is a 2 part control with no wording on it just dials and buttons. Had to call down and ask how to make it colder in the room and was told to play with it and I will figure it out. They give you a fridge in the room but it is so overstock with mini bar items it is not usable. The lighting is very poor and confusing as some of the switches next to the bed don't turn on the light next to you they turn on the light in front of the small bed. The water temperature and pressure of the shower is pitiful. Wife wanted to take a warm bath and could not as the warm water coming out was probably at about a gallon every 3 minutes. So we decided to take a shower. Same problem the water pressure and temperature were terrible. At it highest pressure it was like someone was lightly peeing on your back. We ended having to stay here for two nights and the raw sewage smell at night in the rooms and the lobby will keep you up. When telling management about the smell they acted like I was crazy even though other guest that were not part of my party agreed with me and the staff just brushed it off. Save your money and stay somewhere else.

Hotel Aaron review from when we stayed here 15 June, 2014 after a MSC cruise…read more TRANSPORTATION This place is within walking distance of train station and bus station (same area). ATVO bus takes you to and from Treviso airport. ATVO bus from airport to Venetia-Mestre cost 10€ per person one-way. Train station is "Venezia-Mestre" and takes you to "Venezia S. Lucia" station which is the actual sightseeing gondola riding Venice. The train cost 2.50€ for two adults one-way. HOTEL Staff was nice and friendly. Rooms are clean, modern, and big enough for two people. Not sure if I'd recommend it for a traveling family unless you're comfortable with getting tight and cozy with each other. Breakfast was 6€ a person and did not have to be reserved ahead of time. We opted not to eat breakfast here so I can't comment on that. WIFI is available at no additional cost and without time limit. It runs at a good speed and has only dropped a couple of times for about a minute then quickly returns. Reception/front desk is only available from 0700-2300 which is kind of lame for late arrivals from the airport. They do have an alternate way of checking in after hours, although I'm not too sure about the details. It's down the street from Pizzeria Columbus which is a very good place to eat at, but that's for a different review. Overall, hotel is great and I would recommend and/or return again. I gave this place four stars and not five because reception closes overnight which causes a hassle for late night travelers.

A good place to stay for one or two nights with comfortable bed an for a good priceread more

A very nice and comfortable hotel. The rooms are smaller than American hotels, but you're not here…read moreto sit in your room! Staff was very friendly on checkin. Breakfast is 20€ and honestly not really worth it. You're minutes away from exploring Venice.

I enjoyed my stay at AC Marriott Hotel Venezia. I would most definitely stay here again if I were…read moreto visit again. It is more expensive than some boutique hotels but the rooms are clean and modern. For me that is very important. You may have to take a boat taxi or walk to get into the restaurant and shops area but if you're ok with a 20 minute walk it's worth it. Front desk staff were very polite and helpful.

My wife and i stayed at The St. Regis. It was a beautiful hotel. Built in the 1800s and renovated…read morein 2019. The hotel was beautiful. Very kind staff. Walking distance from everything you want in Venice. They gave us a free bottle of Bellini when we checked in. Great breakfast buffet right on the water, that was included with our room for being Marriott elite members. This has to be one of the nicest best hotels in Venice. The only somewhat downside is that because this is such a nice hotel, room service and the food options at the hotel are completely overpriced. But that's the case almost everything in Venice from what we saw. If there was some more reasonable food and beverage options at this hotel i would have given it 5 stars

We came here for a few nights recently and got there right at the absolute BEST time, as the…read moreweather right before our stay was rainy and cold and on our date of departure, it was cloudy and cold.  This hotel is amazing to enjoy during nice, sunny weather!!  Sitting outside overlooking the Grand Canal while enjoying wine, bubbles, cocktails, or even morning breakfast was something we enjoyed multiple times per day!   Since we had never been to Venice we didn't know how to get from the train station to this hotel, but a quick call with the concierge staff helped immensely!  They literally directed us via phone to exactly where to go, which private boat taxi stand to go to.  Once our boat pulled up, they were all waiting outside on the dock for us!  They helped us off the boat, welcomed us to the St Regis, and immediately took our luggage from the boat.  (FYI - Be sure to budget for these private taxis, they're rather expen$ive!  This one from the train station was 88eu.  One from Burano to here is about 170eu, and one from here to the VCE airport is 160eu)   A staff member took us straight to check-in, where a nice young lady immediately checked us in, providing all the necessary information we needed and then a butler took us to our room.  We had a partial Grand Canal view room, which was a slight upgrade from the basic room.  The butler reviewed the entire property with us prior to taking us to the room, such as showing us their bar, restaurant, patio, quiet room, etc.  She then took us to our room which was very nicely furnished.  The bathroom was amazing, spacious, and had heated floors!  The shower was huge, with a seat and large bath sheets in the shower area hanging on towel warmers.  The bed was very comfy and the linens were perfect.   This property is located perfectly to see so much from it as well as be able to walk nearly anywhere on the island in about 20 minutes max.  Of course, they have their private large boat dock on the Grand Canal, where you can get a water taxi to take you anywhere you want also.  All the shopping you might want to do (Prada, Tiffany, Armani, etc) is a very quick few minutes walk away.   The staff were all very pleasant and helpful.  Their concierge service is 24x7 and they are a wealth of information.  They are busy, so fortunately there were always two at the counter, but plenty of others you could talk to if you had a question or a need.  The onsite restaurant and bar were excellent, and there are numerous other dining and drinking options within a short walking distance.   This was an amazing experience, one we'll definitely want to come back and enjoy again!

It pays to be a Marriott member. This was a last minute booking. The hotel is a few miles from the…read moreairport and walking distance to the shipping malls. There is a restaurant on the first floor and a convenience store. If you need to use a computer and printer, they are located on the first floor. The room are clean and the bed is supper comfortable. The staff is helpful and they do speak English.

This hotel is clean and smells good the minute you walk in the lobby! The staff are all friendly…read moreand helpful. Also the rooms are a good size considering this hotel is in Europe! Bed is so comfortable, big bathroom with tub and separate shower stall!! The location is near the bus stop so Venice is a 15 min ride from the hotel! Bus fare is only €1.50 compared to Uber for €60! Also within walking distance to the mall.

So what happens when you take advantage of cheap flights two weeks before leaving for Venice during…read morepeak season? You're pretty much left with super expensive rooms or hostels, and I'm too old to be living the hostel lifestyle. Everything I read said don't stay in Mestre because you're not in the heart of Venice and it doesn't feel like Venice since you're not water locked. After reading TripAdvisor reviews, I decided on Legrenzi Rooms and I ended up loving the hotel and Mestre! Location: -It's about a 3 minute walk to the Carducci bus station and about 5 minutes to walk to the Mestre Central tram station where it will take you about 20 minutes to get to Venice. -There is also a grocery store called Simply about a 3 minute walk away where you can pick up water before heading to Venice. -Right outside of the hotel, there are 3 casual bars/eateries if you don't feel like walking. -Piazza Ferretto is the main square and it's about a 5 minute walk away where you will find lots of cafes and restaurants. The square itself is charming, clean, and safe! Rooms: -There are only 9 rooms in this small, yet modern B&B. Unlike other European hotels, I didn't feel cramped and there was actually room to put your luggage and hang up your clothes. The bathroom was clean and the rain shower felt great after a long day of walking around Venice. -There is a mini fridge in the room, so I was able to buy some goodies at the store and keep it in the room. -Wifi is free and I didn't have problems with the speed. Since it's the summer, there isn't a comforter on the bed, but they do have one stowed away if you need it (you won't). The AC was also strong, which was a welcome relief after a day of walking around hot Venice. It was also quiet and our room looked out onto the cute courtyard. Service: -The employees here are nice and helpful! They speak English and will help you with anything you need. -Breakfast is included and the breakfast spread was plentiful with fresh juices, natural yogurts, fruit, pastries, eggs, cheese, cold cuts, cereal, bread, tea, and cappuccino. Bottom Line: -If you're looking to save money, but still want a nice B&B and don't mind not being in the heart of Venice then you should definitely book a room at Legrenzi!

I totally agree with the previous review. Mestre was much less expensive and has easy access to…read morethe Venice. Alessandro and Erico(sp) was SO helpful in trying to locate my lost luggage and even changed our train reservations for us to Florence since our baggage hadn't yet arrived. The room was clean and unique with the loft bedroom. It is small but totally worth the price we paid. I would definitely recommend it to someone that doesn't need a fancy hotel with room service and want to save some money on their Italian getaway.

Stayed here for one night after the cruise. The room was very nice but they need to add usb ports…read morenear the bed but there were none anywhere in the room

PROS- Only one block from the train station at Mestre. Helpful front desk. 24 hr so-so coffee/hot…read morewater machine in lobby. (hot drinks in plastic cups). 2 PCs for guests in lobby. Big breakfast array included in room price. 7th floor room had sliding doors to a balcony - no great view, but still nice to have more space for a small room. NICE toiletries in bathroom. I got sick while I was there, and they let me take a pot of hot water up to my room with teabags, so I was able to keep making tea in the room with hot water from the lobby machine. Fridge - handy as there is a grocery store down the street (right out of the hotel, next right on main street that goes to downtown Mestre). CONS - AC set on very cold, and you can turn it down or off, but every time I came back to my room it had reset itself to very cold. Bed ok - a little hard. Elevators are slow. One seems more reliable than the other, but allow a few extra minutes. For bus to Treviso, desk person told me I had to go to the bus depot down the street. She was wrong. The stop for the Bari shuttle (10 euros) to Treviso is right outside a ticket office around the corner on the main street. There is a permanent bus stop sign that says Bari. No ATM in hotel. If you don't want to use the one at the train station, you must walk 15 min into Mestre. (That is, the reason not to use the ATM at the train station is that people are advised to be very careful at stations for pickpockets, etc.)