Accommodations
Venice has more tourists than locals for most of the year. Therefore, even though the city has around 260,000 inhabitants, there are over 3,000 different accommodations of all categories, from hotels, to boarding houses and apartments, to cheap hostels.
More luxurious hotels are located mainly near the historical monuments of Venice, in the vicinity of St. Marko and near other tourist attractions. Accommodations with rooms with terraces and views of the famous Venetian canals are sought-after by visitors.
You can enjoy true luxury at the 5* Hotel Cipriani, A Belmond Hotel, Venice. The hotel includes not only an outdoor pool, a beautiful garden, a wellness center, a restaurant with a terrace right by the sea, but also a tennis court.
The beautiful 4* hotel Madama Garden Retreat offers, in addition to the garden, a 24/7 reception, which can be useful for those who arrive in Venice late. The hotel is located about 1 km from the famous Rialto Bridge.
If you want to enjoy the real Venice, you can stay in the modernly furnished Palazzo Vendramin Costa. In the air-conditioned apartments you will also find a furnished kitchen.
The stylishly furnished guest house La Finestra sulle Beccarie can be found less than a kilometer from Saint Mark's Square. Here you can enjoy beautiful views from the roof terrace and in the evening you can plunge into the whirlwind of nightlife with the tour de bars. Attention, only adults can stay here.
If you like to relax in the countryside, check out the Primaluce guest house, which you can find a short distance from the Basilica dei Frari. Saint Mark's Square can be reached on foot in about 20 minutes.
You can also find several hostels in Venice. The top-rated Combo Venezia is located in a reconstructed 12th-century monastery not far from the Fondamenta Nove water bus stop. You can cook here in the shared kitchen or relax on the terrace over the water.
For a complete offer of accommodation in Venice, we recommend using A-HOTEL.com. You can also use Booking.com offer for Venice.
