Venice Hotels with Parking
If you'd rather not park in a remote garage or lot, this article will
point you in the right direction.
ABOVE: The three-star
Hotel Cris
in Mestre has a locked parking area behind the building. Parking is free for
guests.
By
Durant Imboden
If you're arriving in Venice
with a car, you have four choices:
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Park in a remote lot or garage, such as the parking
island of Tronchetto (see
our Parking in Venice article), and
haul your luggage to a hotel in the car-free historic center, or....
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Stay on the car-friendly Venetian mainland (preferably
in Mestre or Marghera), where you can
commute into the city by train, tram, or city bus; or...
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Take a No. 17 car
ferry to Venice's island beach resort, the Lido
di Venezia, where cars are allowed and many hotels offer parking.
(From the Lido, you can easily catch a vaporetto or water bus
into the historic center of Venice.
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Stay at the one hotel in Venice with parking on the
premises:
Ca' Doge, which is located in the Piazzale Roma, on the edge of
Venice's historic center. (Caveat: Ca' Doge has only six rooms, and the
price of parking was €20 a day when we last checked.)
Assuming that you want to be near your car (and don't want
to pay a fortune for parking), you'll probably be interested in our
listings of:
Note:
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If you're annoyed by parking fees, look for the words "free parking"
in our hotel descriptions.
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Links from our hotel descriptions will take you to the
hotels' pages on our partner site,
Booking.com. Booking.com is Europe's
leading secure reservations service, with guaranteed lowest available
rates and free cancellation unless otherwise indicated.
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