3-Star Hotels in Veneto, Italy

Environment: A 15-minute walk from Mestre train station, or you can take a bus. Cleanliness: Very clean. Facilities: Relatively new, but the room was particularly small. Service: The old man at the front desk spoke slowly but communication was seamless. The self-service breakfast offered a wide variety, including croissants of different flavors, toast, cheese, boiled eggs, sausages, pickles, iced milk, juice, and yogurt.

The reception was very helpful. They kept our luggage for two days after we checked out. There’s a nice pizza restaurant across the hotel and we loved the pasta & pizzas. The room was clean and had a small balcony where we watched the stars. The plugs were old ones with three holes so make sure you have the right adapter.

The room I had was clean( not a big room but I don't mind) the bed was comfortable, had a shower, aircon, a television set, anything that you would expect from a hotel room to have. The hotel is close to a supermarket and there's quite a few bus stops nearby, also just a 10 minute walk to Treviso Centrale railway station, and about the same to get to Treviso bus station. Quite a nice and safe area. Down sides: The water in the shower was not hot, even to get it very warm it took a good 5 minutes which was a little odd, besides I was starting to get a little cold as a result of that, the water on the bathroom tap seemed hot enough though. There was a smell in the room when I got in, similar to mold/sewer smell, but then I kept the window opened for 40 minutes and I could not smell it anymore. The TV was impossible to set up, even if I have followed the instructions provided I could not do it, I don't know if there was something wrong with the TV or it was me doing something wrong.

Lovely hotel, super convenient to public transportations to both Venice and Venice Mestre station. The room is larger than photos. It is acceptably quiet even on the ground level. Hotel staff are super nice, they even helped me with heavy luggages. A few things to make this place better; 1. Ensure to have complete list of what needs to be in the room. For example, my room didn’t have kettle. 2. There are missing spots left uncleaned, bathroom ventilation fan, and glass door, for example. 3. Please check hair dryer. 4. Some smokers (ignored the sign) left the door to parking lot opened…cigarette smells got into the hotel.

You need to walk about 15-18 minutes on foot to reach the hotel from the city. No lift, only the staircase. Very good staff (Good hospitality). Worth for the money. A budget hotel. Breakfast is average. No hot foods. But better than nothing ☺️ It is good before you going out or your flight. We got all room amenities. I recommend this place anyway.

I had an amazing stay at Hotel Carlton Capri! The room was spotlessly clean and beautifully maintained throughout my visit. The location is perfect—just a short walk from the train station and very convenient for exploring Venice. The staff were incredibly welcoming and helpful, always ready to assist with a smile. I truly appreciated their kindness and professionalism. The hotel is very quiet and peaceful, which made it perfect for rest after a full day of sightseeing. The amenities were excellent as well: comfortable bed, strong Wi-Fi, good air conditioning. As a solo traveller, I felt very safe and well taken care of. This hotel exceeded my expectations in every way and I would happily return. Highly recommend to anyone visiting Venice!

Due to the airline's flight transfer, we were additionally forced (2 people) to stay in Venice for one night, namely, from April 30 to May 1, 2025. Previously (7 nights) we stayed in Venice at the Casa Caburlotto hotel. The choice fell on the Tiziano hotel, because it was 10 minutes from the first hotel. Booked through Trip.com. Payment in rubles. The price without breakfast is 14,326.00 R (136.4 €). Compared to Casa Caburlotto (price per night 14,289.4 R with a very modest breakfast), the Tiziano hotel wins by a wide margin in all respects at almost the same price!!! The hotel is located in the Dorsudoro area, not far from the train station, on a quiet street, but the truth is, we were not accommodated in the main building of the hotel, but in a house on the opposite side of the street, which also belongs to the hotel, and at night there was a little noise from another street, where there was a bar. The hotel is beautiful, fashionable, the rooms are spacious, beautiful design, everything you need and even more. Super class! There are breakfasts in the hotel. The only thing is that we were accommodated on the first floor, and there are low ceilings and not much light, since the window is small, compared to the second and third floors, where there are high ceilings and large windows. Therefore, it is better to settle on the second and third floors. But the hotel is very good and decent. We liked it. The girl at the reception helped us do online check-in for the plane and printed out boarding passes. Special thanks to her! The rating for the hotel and staff is 9.5 points!!! I RECOMMEND!!!

It was perfect! A single small downside on the room from which there was no daylight passing (dark) so much it was landlocked at the corner of a small alley, but spending our days outside it was not at all disturbing, it was very pretty, pleasant, modern, comfortable and functional! I also recommend the restaurant part which is delicious and the staff was available and pleasant

For three people, including city tax, and costing just over 1000 (units not specified), the value for money here in Venice is truly unbeatable. The hotel's main drawback is its distance from the train station, which makes it more ideal for those arriving by car. However, if you plan your trip and use the People Mover, the journey is significantly shorter. There's a Vaporetto (water bus) stop conveniently located just a few hundred meters from the hotel entrance. Be aware that walking from the train station would take at least 35 minutes. The breakfast, for an Italian hotel, was exceptionally generous and definitely met the standards of a large hotel group. Occupancy seemed quite high too. While the rooms are on the smaller side, for a short stay of one or two nights—really, just a place to sleep—they are perfectly adequate; what more could you possibly need? If you're looking for bigger rooms or more amenities, you'd naturally expect to pay more. In summary, if you figure out the public transport route from the train station to the hotel beforehand, your stay will be absolutely perfect. For travelers who aren't overly particular about minor details, this place comes highly recommended.

It was our first stay in Venice, the hotel is very well located a stone's throw from the bus station. The room is old and could do with a good refresh, the top of the toilet was not fixed, the shower was leaking and worst of all we spent a night in freezing cold, we had to ask for heating it was barely 15 degrees in the room!! In addition we had a power cut every evening and luckily a guest of the hotel intervened to restore the electricity otherwise we would have been left without electricity since there is no one there!! If we had not had all these inconveniences we would have had a good stay in Venice!