Hostels in Veneto, Italy

This hostel is incredibly affordable, yet the facilities and service are on par with, if not better than, hostels in other Italian cities costing upwards of 400. The room insulation is excellent, and the front desk staff are attentive and professional. Its location right next to Mestre station makes it incredibly convenient for visiting Venice or other cities. This was by far the best value-for-money hostel I stayed at during my Europe trip, and even without considering the price, the experience was still top-notch.

A&O Venezia is located ~10 minutes from the train station and also ~5 minutes from the bus stop which takes you to the main island. Large building with a large working space and bar and offers free baggage storage which is nice of them. The bed is comfortable and big and the room is clean with air-con. The bed also has a small rack to place items and has both a charger and wall plug. However, the built-in charger seems out of date as it doesnt seem to have tje voltage to charge smartphones. So the wall plug is the only charging appliance. The toilet is clean and the shower comes with body wash + shampoo. However, it seems that there is a leak somewhere for the flooring. The whole toilet becomes wet after a shower and there is also a slight unpleasant smell.

From the outside, the hostel looks very charming — it’s a beautiful villa surrounded by flowers. Inside, however, it feels like a fairly standard hostel. The room was extremely hot, and there was only one fan available, which went to whoever claimed it first. The upper bunk had no safety rail, so there is a real risk of falling out during the night. Instead of a proper power outlet by the bed, there was only an extension adapter located below, meaning you have to leave your phone or other valuable devices out of sight while charging. There is only one toilet per room, and it seemed that most guests were assigned to the same dorm. As a result, there was always a queue for our bathroom while the bathrooms in other rooms remained unused. Finally, the “breakfast included” option was quite misleading. It consisted of coffee and a couple of dry biscuits. Had I known that this was the breakfast offered, I would have preferred to book a different hostel without breakfast included.

I really liked the hotel! It's close to the station. It's clean and has a stylish interior. The funny names everywhere clearly show it's a youth-oriented hotel. What also really impressed me is that this is the first budget hotel during our trip through France and Italy that offered a complete, familiar set of amenities for guests: slippers, a shower cap, a hygiene kit, toothbrush and toothpaste, and bottled water. The room also has a mini-fridge, which is a rarity in Europe. On the ground floor, there's a co-working space, a dining area, a gym, and a huge kitchen. I assume it's for the students who live here permanently, but we were able to heat up food from Spar and have an affordable dinner.

Climbing onto the narrow maze to watch the sunset, and the tranquil lounge sofas and communal garden provide a space in Venice to breathe while maintaining social distancing. Although it's a bit away from the main paths, considering the enjoyable Venetian alleys, it's a worthwhile and fun experience.

Haven’t done your planning in Venice? Don’t worry, this accommodation provides places for the best experiences, including transportation guidelines which you might not easily find in Google map. Besides that the stay was perfect with a really nice sunset sea view from my room. The staffs were friendly that they recommended a “secret” spot for sunset. That sunset, that vibe, probably my favorite part and the most romantic moment of Venice. I’d definitely choose this accommodation again with no hesitation.

Aside from the fact that you have to take a boat to get there, I was really happy with everything else. This place offers excellent value for money, especially compared to options on the main island. The beds have convenient nightlights and charging ports, and the privacy screens are a nice touch. I also appreciated how the beds are arranged to maximize privacy. My only minor complaint is that the lockers are under the bed, which isn't the most convenient.

The best hotel in Padova! We had an enjoyable stay. It's an excellent location for public transport users. Only 10 minutes ride from the central train station by bus. It is a fantastic location in a quiet area, surrounded by major attractions. Walkable to the local lifestyle and restaurants. The layout of our assigned room is perfect, with privacy in separate functions. We will definitely return.

The location is excellent, just an eight-minute walk from Montreux train station, yet the hotel itself is situated in a quiet neighborhood, making it very peaceful at night. If you turn left out of the hotel and walk straight until you reach a wide road, then turn left again for about 50 meters, you'll find a very large supermarket where I bought a lot of things to take back. The single room isn't small, it's fully equipped and clean, and it was the best value-for-money hotel I stayed at during this trip. Highly recommended.

The location was convenient for accessing both the Verona train station and the city center, and it was like a monastery, but the interior was nice. In particular, it was very cool because it had a Samsung air conditioner that seemed to have been newly installed. However, there was a strange smell from the pillow and the place where the pillow was, so I took the pillow out and slept with a towel in that place. ㅠㅠ My friend who booked another single room with me said there was no smell, so I guess it was just a problem with the room I was assigned. I checked in very late and had to leave early the next morning, so I didn't ask them to fix this problem. Other than this problem, it was mostly clean, so I was generally satisfied. If I go to Verona again, I'd like to use it again.