Hostels in Veneto, Italy

The only thing good about this hostel is location. I stayed few days there. I saw housekeeping not really done properly, room not vacuumed, shower cream not replaced, everything on the shared table in the room was dumped, even a plate! Charging point not working in most bed. Kitchen only have one microwave, 3 fridges but don’t put your things in there, because there were thieves who steal food! Check in after 7pm is a messed and chaos few days ago, or everyday I not sure. System down, people queueing not because business was too good. Was told it happened daily.

Great location. Stay okay otherwise.

This is by far the hostel with the best facilities I've ever stayed in. It's spacious, new, clean, and tidy, both the individual rooms and the common areas! The kitchen is a bit small, but it has a very large dining area. I also saw quite a few Asian faces around. I stayed in a 7-bed dorm that was split into two sections, four on one side and three on the other, and it wasn't even fully booked. They have a self-service coffee machine and a huge study and internet area. While the room itself was excellent, one particular roommate I encountered here was the worst I've met on this trip. In hostels, people usually respect sleep schedules, but this person kept the lights on while others were sleeping and used the hairdryer constantly. I guess that might be a downside of having the bathroom inside the room. Dining was super convenient, especially with many cheap Chinese restaurants nearby. I highly recommend the small canteen; their rice cakes tasted exactly like the ones from Ningbo, absolutely delicious! Its location is directly opposite the train station, making it very easy to get to Venice's main island. I only stayed for one night, but if you have more time, you could definitely stay longer and explore the smaller islands around Venice.

An interesting place to stay when visiting Venice. Prices were good. It is a student dormitory (on 8 floors), while the last, 9th floor was opened as a hotel in March. The room is clean and has its own bathroom. We received a nice gift on arrival - a welcome card, water and vouchers for drinks at the hotel bar. There was a fridge in the room which is definitely a plus. The hotel is eco-friendly and at every step encourages through various forms to be eco-friendly as well. Hotel guests can use the gym, table football or billiards on the ground floor. If you don't feel uncomfortable in a student environment or like this kind of energy, this is an interesting concept to try. Breakfast was simple and sweet, the only salty touch being the option of toast. Staff was friendly and smiling. CX Mestre is very close to the Mestre train station from where you can get to Santa Lucia in Venice in a few minutes.

Even though it was on the main island of Venice, I booked it because it was cheaper than other hotels, and the room was very nice! It was also helpful that the staff showed me to my room when I checked in. ✨ The breakfast was also delicious, so I recommend it! However, I couldn't figure out where to turn on the light in the bathroom, and the shower area couldn't be locked, so if you're concerned about privacy, you might want to avoid it.

Room and bathrooms were clean. Showers felt like not a lot of privacy offered with fogged glass separating you and everyone and everyone else in the bathroom. Common areas were fun and social. Location was not on main island Venice which meant it was challenging to get home during Italian transport strikes, with limited water bus services. Please be prepared in advance for this. Otherwise it might be more convenient to stay on main island Venice.

Location is a bit far from city center, about 10 minutes by walking. The staff is friendly and so helpful,  There's a well equipped kitchen, plus free coffee and tea, overall, it's value for the price!