WE stayed 2 nights at Hotel Spagna in Venice, Italy. Clean, comfortable room in a 3 star hotel which is 2 minutes from the train station and 5 minutes from the bus station. Very centrally located for shopping, and sightseeing. Friendly staff. Breakfast included. More

With Italian hotels, you get what you pay for. If you buy a three star room and expect five star amenities, you will be disappointed. Also, there is inconsistency across Italy about what constitutes a three star hotel; I would classify the level of quality here as two stars. This hotel is far inferior to many I stayed at in... More

Street facing triple room on third floor. Good sized clean room. Desk. 2 desk type chairs. Small LCD TV with load of chanels - just BBC World News and CNN in English though. Shower cubicle small / No bath. Stayed 4 nights - hot water all days bar one morning. Air Con worked well. Double glazed windows which closed noise... More

Stayed in Venice for three days in Late June 2011 with my wife and our two teenaged sons. Hotek Sagna offered the only "quad" room I could find. Hotel is a short walking distance from the rail station and the light rail system that brings you to the public parking island. The room did sleep four: Queen sized bed and... More

We stayed here one night on our way through to the ferry to Greece. It is really amazingly convenient for the station. The staff were really friendly and helpful. We had a quadruple room which was on the first floor (same floor as the reception), which was a good size, the beds were all fine, and there was a decent... More

Firstly, we should be grateful to find a quad room in Venice that was big enough to swing the proverbial cat, that was not too expensive (in Venetian terms). As everyone else has said, this is five minutes walk from the station or 8 minutes from the car parks in the Piazzale Roma. From the station, take the door to... More

Not cheap either. But then, as it turns out, nothing is in Venice. Or Italy for that matter. It's been some 20 years since I was last in Venice so it took me a while circling the parking lot/bus station at the end of the causeway to remember that actually there are no roads as such in Venice and I... More

This hotel was very close to the water bus station, which we took from the airport in Venice. The sign was easy to spot, especially since we were looking based on previous reviews of Venice hotels and the signage. The hotel is very close to the train station. The front desk personnel were very friendly and helpful. The room was... More

Conveniently located next to the main train station and the Ferrovia water bus stop. To avoid crossing any bridges to the hotel, hop on the water bus at Piazzla Roma when you arrived on AeroBus 5 from the airport. Just 1 stop, very short distance but save you the task of crossing the bridge. The hotel is just on the... More