3-Star Hotels in Veneto, Italy

Great service! The breakfast was really good, and at 9 euros per person, it was quite substantial. The front desk upgraded us to a room with a king-size bed and a twin bed. Since it was winter and raining, it was lovely to walk into a room with the air conditioning already making it toasty warm. The bathroom was also large and very comfortable.

Very nice experience staying at B&B hotel Venizia Laguna for visit to Venice. Reasonable price including buffet breakfast at Eur 55-60/night compared to other hotels directly in the Venice city center, it is located on the Tronchetto, for which you need to take either a People mover (monorail, Eur 1.5) or Vaporhetto (Eur 9.5/trip, Eur 25/day, Eur 35/2 days). Room is very clean, spacious. Service is friendly, special hats off to Andrea, the spanish lady at reception and restaurant staff in the kitchen who accomodated me when i mistakenly ordered my set dinner at 4 PM on arrival day, while the dinner service actually only starts at 5:30 PM. Only small downside is perhaps the charge of Eur 5/bag for left luggage after check out.

A completely normal hotel, nice team, friendly team, very nice and attentive, central area, especially right outside the door, a tram 10 minutes from Venice, downstairs there is a bar where you can have a nice breakfast, maybe a coffee and then have a drink in the evening, really good atmosphere.

The owner was friendly and welcoming. Although there's no elevator, he helped us carry our luggage upstairs and provided maps and transportation options. There are many restaurants nearby, and it's not far from major attractions. The room was very clean and tidy, and the housekeeping was prompt. (^^*)

The hotel reception blamed Trip.com, saying they should not and cannot charge the city tax, and then asked me to pay again. Overall, I had a good experience at the hotel, but the reception staff need better training. When I checked out, the receptionist asked me to pay the city tax. I told her that my booking clearly included the city tax, but she kept insisting that what I had prepaid did not cover it. At that moment, I couldn’t find the booking receipt in my email, so I couldn’t show her proof right away. Because she kept saying I was wrong, my teenage son started to believe her and argued with me, saying, “If she asks for it, just pay, it’s only €14.” This was upsetting, not because of the money, but because it set the wrong example for my son. In the end, I paid the €14 again and then took about 10 minutes to search through my email. When I finally found the booking receipt, I went back to show it to her — proving that I was right and the city tax had already been included. At that point, she asked someone else for help (possibly a manager), and instead of apologizing, they blamed Trip.com, saying I should ask the agent for a refund. I later contacted Trip.com, and they processed the refund without any issues. I’ve used Trip.com many times before, and I’ve never had a problem like this. The real issue here is not the money but the lack of professionalism at the hotel reception.

The room was average. The sheets were very dirty. Initially, I was given a room on the 5th floor, and there were bloodstains on the bed. Then the front desk changed it to a similar room on a different floor. However, I found that for the same room type, the amenities were different. This room on the 8th floor had a kettle, a minibar, and a complimentary fridge magnet. The sheets also had a sticker seal. I don't understand why we weren't given this room in the first place. It feels like they specifically target Chinese guests and assign them fixed rooms unless there's a problem that forces a change. The service attitude was still good, and the location was decent, surrounded by other hotels and not far from the station, about two blocks away.

Hu Venezia Camping Hotel – A Practical & Surprising Base for Venice My grate stay at the Hu Venezia Camping Hotel. It offers incredible value and fantastic facilities, making it a great choice for travelers on a budget. The Accommodation: Think of the rooms as clean, modern wooden cabins. They are compact and very basic – essentially a ”wooden box” as described, but they have the essential: a comfortable bed, a roof, and a powerful air conditioner. The cleaning is provided once a week, which is perfect for longer stays. The Resort & USP: The Amazing Pool Complex This is where the hotel truly shines. The property is massive and feels like a resort. The centrepiece is the huge, fantastic swimming pool, which is easily the hotel's Unique Selling Point (USP). It’s a major plus for families, as there's a dedicated area for children, and for adults looking to cool off and relax after a long day of sightseeing in crowded Venice. The overall atmosphere and interior landscaping of the hotel are really beautiful. It's green, well-maintained, and has a great vibe that makes you forget you're just outside a major city. Food & Drink There is an on-site restaurant where you can buy affordable meals, snacks, and drinks. A key point to note: there is no room service. The practical approach is to grab your food and take it back to enjoy on your patio or in your room. Also, be aware that coffee sachets are not provided in the room. If you're a coffee lover, I highly recommend bringing your own or buying some at the reception/restaurant. Location & Connectivity The location is practical for accessing Venice without paying premium prices. · Shuttle Service: The hotel offers a very convenient shuttle bus to Tronchetto (the gateway to Venice's water transport) every 30 minutes for a reasonable €5 return trip. · Walking to Venice Mestre: A major discovery was that the Venezia Mestre train station is absolutely within walking distance (about 1.9km or 20-25 minutes). The walk is very safe, even early in the morning (we walked at 5 AM without any issues). This is a huge money-saver for getting trains to Venice Santa Lucia or other cities. Overall, the Hu Venezia Camping Hotel offers outstanding value for money. Get access to a fantastic resort-style pool and easy connections to Venice.

Great location and very clean room. Convenience and still quiet - 8 minutes walk to the train station and water bus station, surrounded by many shops, bars and restaurants. You can also store luggages if you have early check out. Need to carry luggages through stairs as no lift.

This hotel is located opposite St. Mark's Square, by the Salute port and church, requiring a boat ride to get there. It's very close to the Accademia Gallery and the Guggenheim Museum. The area is filled with art shops and galleries, and it's wonderfully quiet, away from the bustling commercial streets. The rooms are spacious and clean, and the breakfast is excellent, served from 7:00 AM to 11:00 AM.

Good location just few minutes walk to the Realto bridge and St Marks Square. Shops and restaurant everywhere once you step our the door. We def come back.