Venice 2-Star Hotels

Venice Accommodations Index

LEFT: The front of the Hotel Hesperia faces the street, while the back overlooks the Cannaregio Canal.

Venice Two-Star Hotels

Antica Locanda Montin
This tiny, 200-year-old inn is known primarily for its popular restaurant (which has an outdoor garden in summer), but its 12 rooms have long been popular with artists, writers, and history buffs who value tradition and antique furnishings over modern comforts. The hotel is near the Campo San Barnaba. See guest comments.

Ca' San Trovaso
This renovated hotel is in Dorsoduro, not far from the Zattere and the ancient squero, or boatyard, where Venice's gondolas are built by hand. In summer, you can relax outdoors on the altana, or roof garden. Try for a room with a courtyard or canal view. See guest comments.

Hotel Falier
All rooms have showers at the Falier, which is reasonably priced by Venice standards and is near the delightful Campo Santa Margherita and the Frari Church. The Piazzale Roma and the railroad station are about 10 minutes away on foot. See guest comments.

Hotel Florida
The Florida is 100 meters from the railway station by the Ponte degli Scalzi bridge. Rooms are air-conditioned, with telephone jacks for modems, and guests receive a 50% discount at the Tronchetto parking garage. See guest comments.

Hotel Hesperia
The Hesperia overlooks the Canarregio Canal from its location near the railway station, the Ghetto, and the Lista di Spagna. Rooms include doubles and triples.

Hotel La Residenza
The former Palazzo Gritti-Badoer has a 15th Century façade that incorporates Byzantine fragments from the 10th Century, and the lounge could have been plucked from an aristocrat's mansion. The hotel is slightly inland from the Riva degli Schaivioni, between the Piazza San Marco and Arsenale.

Hotel Reiter (Lido)
This renovated 27-room hotel is on the Lido's main street, 100 meters from the beach. Rates are extremely moderate by Venice standards. See guest comments.

Locanda Al Soffiador (Murano)
Not many tourists stay on Murano, the "glass island", which is in the Venetian lagoon and about 10 minutes from the historic center by water bus. If you're a serious shopper, you may enjoy the convenience of hauling purchases back to your hotel between visits to the local glass factories and showrooms. The Locanda has double, triple, and quad rooms plus a bar and restaurant. See guest comments.

Locanda Ss. Giovanni e Paolo
With a location near the church of the same name, the Locanda Ss. Giovanni e Paolo is convenient for sightseeing but off the main tourist track. Rooms have beamed ceilings and are furnished in 18th Century Venetian style.

Hotel Villa Stella (Lido)
The vaporetto from the Piazza San Marco will drop you off near this family-run hotel. Rates are modest by Venice standards, and breakfast is served in the garden during the summer months.

Hotel Wildner
The Wildner faces St. Mark's Basin, a short walk along the waterfront from the Basilica and the Doge's Palace. It's a good choice for travelers who can't afford the Danieli but crave a hotel (and maybe a room) with a view. See guest comments.

Home

Copyright © 1996-2008 Durant and Cheryl Imboden and their licensors.
All rights reserved.

Privacy Policy