Dove Vivo Campus Venezia Reviews

We loved our stay. The rooms are simple but very functional and clean. The style is modern, which was a bonus for us. The campus itself is about 10 minutes walking from the train station. You can roll your suitcase all the way there, which is a big plus in Venice. If arriving by bus, you will need to carry it over one big bridge. There is a little cafe with good options for breakfast downstairs. There are also many seating areas and a water dispensing machine. To get to the main sites in Venice, you have to walk for about 30 min. The nice thing about this is that the surrounding area is not crowded at all.

The location is pretty good, 40 minutes walking to the city center or to the bus stop, there are closer located hotels anywhere of course but this one is a big hotel, extremely comfortable and with a really nice service so it’s worth it:)

Very clean and modern hotel with super friendly and helpful staff. Would have been nice to have the room cleaned during our stay but wasn’t too much of an issue as our stay was short

The hotel is located in the opposite direction from the center of Venice, less than a 10-minute walk from Santa Lucia Station. Although it is less accessible to tourist sites than hotels in the center, the accommodation fee is quite cheap for the main island of Venice, the rooms are spacious, and the facilities are relatively new, so it is quite clean. The water server is also free to use, which was very useful in the summer. I think I will use it again when I visit Venice.

In the afternoon, I took a taxi from the airport to Piazzale Roma and found that I was in the middle of Venice. I dragged three large suitcases and couldn’t climb the bridge. I hurried to play and called a taxi on the water. I spent 100 Euros to the address given by Ctrip and found that it was a wall. After asking for half an hour, the local people found that Ctrip gave the wrong address, and then waiting for the exact location and how to move the three boxes became a big problem. This process took a total of 3 hours, and the reply was that the address was indeed correct. Wrong, the price of the water bus can be reimbursed. I looked at the water bus route, but it didn’t help. It’s just a flat road, and you still need to climb 3 bridges, and the roads in Venice are all uneven gravel roads and no slopes. There is no way to ask an Indian to spend 50 Euros to help pull the suitcase. When I arrived at the hotel and it was after 7 o'clock, I was sweating profusely after tossing in the 30s. I went to take a shower and found that the sewer pipe was blocked. Dad turned on the sewer and took out a green cover from the sewer pipe (it was too disgusting). After unblocking, he quickly took a shower and went out. It was already dark and I didn’t see the sunset. I originally planned to pat and buy along the way to St. Mark’s Square For dinner, it was already ten o'clock in the evening when we arrived at St. Mark's Square. Many shops were closed, and restaurants were basically ready to close. Only the bar was open. We had to catch a plane at noon the next day, and spent more than 2k air tickets to come here to suffer The ps hotel is located in the University of Venice. It seems to be a dormitory. You can sleep well. People who go to and from the train station can choose. Don't believe that Ctrip's positioning is wrong. Do not order breakfast, the breakfast of 200+ is worse than a beggar Friends who take the plane can store their luggage! Otherwise, you will die miserably, like me

Very clean and functional room with fridge, kitchens are available in the common areas, there is no cleaning during your stay because it is a campus