Hotels near Santa Chiara, Venice

Consigliato vivamente, Abbiamo soggiornato in questo albergo e siamo stati benissimo, a due passi dal canal grande a 20 minuti a piedi da piazza san marco . Vicinissima alla stazione e dal punto di di partenza degli autobus per l'aeroporto, le stanze molto pulite il personale attento e gentile e premuroso, la colazione abbondante e variegata.

This property is in a great location. Close to bus stations, trains and all that Venice has to offer. Our room had a private bathroom and slept 4 people comfortably. We herd that some rooms shared a bathroom, so be sure to book what you prefer. The included breakfast was nice enough to energize us each morning and start our day. Room was very clean and the staff was very friendly and helpful. Hotel is pretty basic, but that is what we were looking for as we didn't spend much time at the hotel other than to sleep and have breakfast. Great place for explorers who need a clean and basic room in Venice.

We stay in the junior suite for 2 nights. The room was spacious and well appointed with all essential amenities. The downsides were not having good view (facing the other building’s rooftop) and water pressure was weak and not hot enough. The bed and pillows were clean and comfortable. The reception staff were always friendly and helpful. The breakfast was good. Appreciated the covid preventative measures that the foods were served in the individual containers.

We were very worried about staying in this hotel after reading some of the reviews but we had a good experience when we arrived. The hotel is only two stops on the water bus from the airport and was very easy to get to. In the local area there are lots of good bars and restaurants. We especially enjoyed al parlamento which is just across from the hotel - lovely pizza and cocktails! In the hotel we found a hot shower, clean towels everyday and working air-con. The decor is very dated and could do with an update but this is a budget hotel. The breakfast is very basic and we only ate it 2 out of the 4 days we stayed. If you are looking for a large meal to set you up for the day you will be disappointed but if you need a quick coffee then it’s fine. As it was a city break we only really used the hotel for sleeping at night and it is fine for this. If you intend to spend more of the day there then perhaps pay extra for a more expensive hotel. Overall I think you get what you pay for in this hotel.

Everything is good, the location is quite good, there are boats to go out at the door, and live in a quiet place, no special noise at night. The only fly in the ointment is that the room is arranged on the first floor. The room next to the bar is a bit strange, but overall it is good! And the hotel restaurant is recommended by Michelin! Great

I would definitely recommend this ho(s)tel to young people. All the team was kind and helpful, although a very few of them spoke italian. The location is amazing, San Marco and its beautiful surroundings easy to reach by vaporetto number 2 - by the way.. if you are planning to spend at least 2-3 days it‘s worth buying a Venice card. Our bedroom was absolutely clean and the mattress comfortable. Still I would have appreciated one more towel pro person… by the high rate we paid.

Hotels situated close to large railway stations don't generally enjoy the greatest of reputations but this hotel certainly breaks the mould. Starting at the front desk (where else?), the professionalism with which this operation is run can be seen immediately. A warm welcome and despite arrival before midday, a room in readiness for us to drop off our luggage. Not a huge room but spotless - and I mean spotless enough to get approval from a senior officer of the grime police. No canal view but it's just outside the front door, if you come to Venice for that kind of thing. You cannot beat the convenience of the proximity to bus station (our arrival from the airport), vaporetto stop and the train station (our onward trip to Bologna). For what you pay for your stay here, you get value for money - not always something you associate with La Serenissima.

The location is super conveninet as it is just near to the main train station. You dont have to drag your luggage or use the water taxi to check in your hotel. Downside is the 1st room was assigned to us is so smelly untill we couldnt take it and call to change another room instead. Luckily the customer officer on duty, he came to our room and take a look and agreed to change us to another room which was actually at the other building. We really appreciate that and he did apologized for what we encounter and give us a complimentary 2 glasses of wine. yet, so much time wasted on check in and check out process, and the hotel has got so much stair, even it bring you to the exact floor but there is still up and down stairs which you have to suffer to carry your heavy luggage in order to check in to your room. I guess thats how most of the European hotel being structured and designed but its so much hassle if u have a heavy luggage to travel around Europe. The 2nd room is bigger yet hot water dint work properly for the 1st night, i was shower in shirvering, and thats probably how i catch my flu! The kettle in the room after we boiled the water, there is a layer of Wax appear on the water surface, which I dont know why and it looks dirty to me.. hence I have asked to change the kettle too, and luckily they bring us a new one which fix the issue. Overall, if you are only loooking for the convenient and doesnt mind so much on the size of the room and comfortability, you can still go ahead with this hotel.

We stayed here for 3 nights and couldn’t fault the hotel. It has its own water taxi stop so we were dropped off right at the hotel which in itself is a big win in Venice. The staff were so welcoming and friendly. We had upgraded our room for an extra €40 a night and it really was worth it. A large room with two huge windows looking onto the grand canal the views were beautiful. The location is fantastic just a short easy walk to the nearest vaparetto stop of San Stae (highly recommend the vaparetto pass get it from any stop with a kiosk we got ours at Rialto bridge) and an easy stroll to Rialto market, bridge and then a further short walk to St Marks Square. There are lots of lovely little cafe bars and restaurants on the way where the drinks are so reasonable (€6 an apperol compared to €20 in St Marks square). The hotel recommended a few restaurants to us but only got chance to eat in one (as we had other plans) Regina Sconta which was really nearby and really good. The hotel is signposted for the last few alleyways so easy to find in the dark and there are also signs directing you to the main sites. The breakfast had a good selection of hot cold and sweet and we enjoyed it everyday sometimes getting there early at 7.30 and other days turning up at 9.55!! Service was great every day and one day we got to sit out on the balcony. Every night when we got back we would sit in the jetty and have a drink from the bar and watch the world go by! There was maid service every day everything was topped up and fresh towels given. The mini bar was very reasonable and the air con worked like a dream which was such a relief after 32 degree heat outside. Such friendly helpful staff. We felt safe and everything was so easy at this hotel. I wouldn’t hesitate to stay here again next time in Venice.

Fabulous location,not too close to the crazyness of St Marks square during Carnival, but close to the railway station,water bus and bridge over the Grand Canal. staff extremely helpful, nothing too much trouble. lovely room, no tea or coffee making facilities in the room but there is a safe and a mini bar. Breakfast was very nice self service,good selection. will definitely be going again next year at the same time.