4-Star Hotels in Venice

What a fabulous hotel perfectly located a block from the Grand Canal and close to both the Rialto Bridge and St Marks Square.  The receptionists are outstanding and answered all of our many questions with comprehensive answers, patience and respect. Can’t rave enough about them.  The rooms are even prettier than indicated on line, with plush bedding, a large bathroom and plenty of space. Breakfast was convenient and offered a large variety of choices. Service was also exceptional. Without question - you will enjoy this full service hotel. As a bonus, there is also an elevator so you don’t have to lug your suitcase up the stairs.

The hotel boasts an excellent location, right by the pier, and the restaurant offers breathtaking views. Dinner service was acceptable. However, the compulsory service charge on the bill was excessively high. Bar service, on the other hand, was disappointing, with one particular staff member always having a cold demeanor. There was no complimentary bottled water provided in the rooms. Booking a superior room often results in being assigned an accessible room or a subpar one on the ground floor, and even if you're unhappy with your room, they refuse to allow a change.

It is an antique hotel located in the scenic area. There are two walking routes from the train station to the hotel. When you exit the train station, you only need to cross one bridge to turn left, and you need to cross three bridges to turn right. It takes 10 minutes to walk. It is suitable for people with large suitcases. It is already relatively friendly, the entrance is relatively hidden, there is a Chinese-owned supermarket next to it, and the room facilities have a sense of history. When checking in, the boss was very enthusiastic to help carry the luggage upstairs, and introduced how to buy tickets and take the water bus to various attractions. It was very pleasant to take the boat at dusk to watch the sunset.

This was my second stay here. The last time I visited, I left my charger in the room, and they had it ready for me this time – excellent service! The hotel is directly across from the train station, and a car rental place is just about 100 meters away, so the location is absolutely superb. It's incredibly convenient for getting to the main island and all the smaller islands. The room was clean and very spacious, almost like a mini-suite. It came with an electric kettle, hairdryer, shower cap, and disposable slippers. Breakfast was good; the variety was decent. Since I don't eat bread or pastries, I stuck to the scrambled eggs, bacon, ham, etc. The coffee was excellent.

The room was indeed very compact, only 17 square meters, with simple decor and no view. Luckily, the bed was large and comfortable, and the bathroom was quite spacious, though the shower stall was a bit narrow. Slippers were provided, but no toothbrushes. The breakfast was delicious and varied, with small portions of each item. If you like bread, you'll be very satisfied. The biggest advantage is its super close proximity to the pier, offering direct access to the airport or various places along the canal. The service was also very warm, attentive, and polite.

I was looking for a hotel around Mestre because it's more cost-effective than staying on the main island of Venice, and I'm so glad I did! They let me check in early even though I arrived in the morning, which was a huge help. The room was clean and the amenities were more than sufficient.

The room itself was alright – quiet and quite spacious. There was a two-person dining table and a TV at the foot of the bed, and the large window could be opened. There was a €1.4 fee upon check-in. The front desk staff weren't particularly friendly; they assigned me to the worst-facing room, number 425, which was sandwiched between a highway and railway. I've seen comments about discrimination, particularly against Chinese guests, and I'm seriously starting to suspect it's true. However, the double-glazed window provided decent sound insulation. Even though there was some noise late at night, I was too tired to notice. The only real plus was the extremely well-stocked kitchenware: cups, plates, bowls, frying pans, saucepans, cutlery, and even a dishwasher. The fridge was pretty useless as it didn't get cold. You can cook your own meals, and there's a big supermarket just a 5-minute walk away. There were also 4 coffee capsules, which I assume were complimentary. Overall, it was just okay, nothing special. The 1200 price point might be normal for this season.

I stayed here for the 3 nights I’ve visited for with my spouse and we enjoyed our stay here as it was located close to where we had access to bus routes as well as Venice overall clean and affordable hotel, only down side was receptionists staff were not as helpful e.g. i asked for salt one night at receptionist and i got no response then he was on a call then after he knew i was still waiting and decide to take a look only to say there’s none left until i found it myself few other things did occur similar to this. Others than this it’s good value for money would visit again

The shuttle boat we booked with the hotel cost 22 euros per person and took us directly to the hotel entrance, which was a great experience. It was perfect for enjoying the beautiful scenery of Venice without anyone else around. You can also take a bus directly to the entrance. I didn't visit the Glass Island last time, so I wanted to explore it this time. The hotel is right outside the scenic area, so it was a great place to wander around. The bus from the entrance goes directly to the main island, which is quite convenient, but you still have to walk a bit to the boat station. The room was average, not very clean, and the view from the window was lacking, so choose carefully if you mind. I stayed at a five-star hotel in San Marco on the main island last time and was dissatisfied because it was too old. I wonder if Venice is just like that. The beautiful weather and the beauty of Venice these days may make up for some of these shortcomings.

Very good experience in this hotel. The very large and clean room. The staff very careful and have gluten-free food. Furthermore, it is very close to the Academia bridge that crosses the great channel. They also have a restaurant in the same hotel. I therefore recommend it 100%.