Hostels in Veneto, Italy

This is a hostel, and I thought it was a mix of hostel and hotel, but it turned out to be all hostel rooms. The facilities are basic and limited. The four-person room I booked wasn't available, so I got a free upgrade to a six-person room, which just meant an extra bunk bed. It's not bad, just not what I expected. If you're okay with hostels, then it's fine. The location is excellent, very convenient for transport. It's close to Venezia Mestre train station, just a ten-minute walk to get inside.

The hostel is modern, stylish, and perfectly located — just a few minutes’ walk from Mestre train station, making it super convenient to reach Venice city center. The staff were friendly and welcoming, and the atmosphere was lively with a great common area and bar where travelers could meet and relax. The room and bathroom were clean, the bed was comfortable, and everything felt very safe and well-organized.

Facilities: Complete and new Hygienic: very clean Environment: spacious and bright Service: Professional

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.

Great location. Stay okay otherwise.

Room and bathrooms were clean. Showers felt like not a lot of privacy offered with fogged glass separating you and everyone and everyone else in the bathroom. Common areas were fun and social. Location was not on main island Venice which meant it was challenging to get home during Italian transport strikes, with limited water bus services. Please be prepared in advance for this. Otherwise it might be more convenient to stay on main island Venice.