Hampton by Hilton Venice Isola Nuova

My stay was excellent. The hotel is conveniently located, and the overall environment is clean and comfortable. The room decor is simple and modern, the bedding is soft and cozy, which ensured a great night's sleep. Although the twin room wasn't exceptionally spacious, it was well-equipped, and the natural light and soundproofing were both good. The front desk service was warm and attentive, making check-in and check-out very smooth. As an accommodation choice during my Venice trip, this hotel offered good value for money and a satisfying overall experience. I would definitely choose to stay here again if I have the chance.

Great value for money, and the rooms are smart. If you're visiting this island, transportation is quite convenient; you can take a ferry or a people mover. I especially recommend the latter—it's affordable and runs frequently. The hotel breakfast is just okay, very American-style. There are water dispensers on each floor.

Staying on New Island, the Hampton by Hilton is a very wise choice. You can get here directly from the airport without needing to transfer to a water bus. The hotel is also very close to the water bus stop, making it super convenient for exploring the various islands of Venice. The breakfast is also excellent, and the room is very spacious. It's a great option for a trip to Venice. I've attached a few photos of the scenery behind the hotel – it's absolutely beautiful, and staying here truly made my Venetian journey delightful.

I was very satisfied with my stay at the Hampton by Hilton in Venice. The transportation was incredibly convenient, with a water bus stop right outside the hotel. Buying a water bus pass allowed us to easily explore Venice every day. The hotel's decor was comfortable and aesthetically pleasing, and the rooms were spacious and bright. It offered great value for money, far surpassing the damp, cramped, and old-fashioned feel of many historic hotels on the main island. Highly recommended.

The hotel is large, and the rooms are very small, but overall they have everything you need. There are some issues with housekeeping; we stayed for three nights, and they never really cleaned properly. The towels hung wet for all those days, and nobody changed them. We had to chase down staff ourselves to try and get fresh towels. The bedding was never changed during our stay, only tidied up once. They did empty the trash, though. They don't provide bottled water in the room to reduce plastic waste, which is a plus. There are water dispensers in the lobby area where you can get free, unlimited water. The breakfast is good, but the air conditioning in the breakfast area seems to be running at full blast, making it very cold. There's nowhere to walk around nearby; it's an industrial zone. Getting to the center of Venice is convenient by vaporetto; the stop is right by the hotel, about 2 minutes from the exit. A one-way ticket per person costs €10. There's also a monorail; a one-way ticket costs €1.50, and it's to the left from the hotel, also convenient and fast. Overall, the hotel is good for those who don't necessarily need to stay right in the city center.

This hotel is located on Tronchetto, a new island. From Venezia Santa Lucia Station (the last stop), you need to take public boat line 2 towards San Roma. Get off at the third stop, Tronchetto, and the hotel is just a 3-minute walk away. Line 2 is super convenient for getting around. The room was spacious, and breakfast offered a great selection. On our third night, we moved to a hotel near St. Mark's Square, which was also easily accessible by boat. We bought a 72-hour transport pass right when we arrived at the train station on our first day, and it was absolutely worth it! We used it to visit Murano (Glass Island), Burano (Colorful Island), and everywhere else we went!