My Favorite Cheap Hotels in Venice

Venice Cheap Hotels – My Recommendations

  • Our favored cost-effective lodgings in Venice: GeneratorB&B San MarcoB&B Allo Squero.
  • A look at where to stay in Venice: Traditionally, Venice has been separated into six districts (sestieri) plus Giudecca as the unofficial seventh district – San Marco (home to Venice`s most iconic sights), Dorsoduro (museums, palaces, good inexpensive food, local atmosphere), Cannaregio (where most Venetians reside, authentic atmosphere, near the train station), San Polo (historic area with art, churches, and the Rialto Market), Santa Croce (least touristy region, near the bus station and cruise port, great museums and casual restaurants), Castello (quiet, family-friendly, with botanical gardens and a historic shipyard), Giudecca (relaxed, artsy area with city views and gorgeous churches). Santa Croce, Giudecca, and Cannaregio often have more affordable accommodations and dining options.
  • Most hotels in Venice are in historic buildings and subject to strict rules for renovations, meaning that many hotels do not have elevators or rooms suitable for those with disabilities. Be sure the hotel has an elevator or book a ground floor room if you have limited mobility or will be using a stroller.
  • Smoking is still permitted in some Venice hotels, usually confined to a specific floor. If smoke sensitivity is a concern, request a non-smoking room or find a non-smoking property.
  • Tourist Tax: Accommodations in Venice are mandated to collect a city visitor charge that is separate from the nightly rate. The amount equals €1 per star rating of the hotel, plus 50 cents, per individual per night for the first seven nights. For example, two adults lodging at a two-star hotel for three nights will pay €13. Younger children under twelve are exempt. Many properties require this tax be paid in cash instead of credit card, and some demand its payment upon check-in.
  • Getting around Venice is easiest on foot. Since the city is fairly compact, many of its islands are connected by little bridges. Most hotels are within five to twenty minutes` walk of the city’s most popular attractions. Water buses called vaporettos are great for traveling between different parts of town, but for destinations inside the historic center, it’s usually faster and always cheaper to walk. If the weather is nice I like taking a water taxi to get to the airport.

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The Best Affordable Hotels in Venice

a hotel room with a bed, desk, chair and lamp

1. Generator – Giudecca

a row of buildings next to a body of waterHotel phone: +39 041 877 8288
The lodging provides privately-owned rooms with personal bathrooms for up to five guests as well as communally-used dormitory-style quarters. Situated a brief distance from the Zitelle ferry and water transportation terminal, the Casa dei Tre Oci gallery, and various eateries, the property also incorporates a bar and all-day café on site.
• The hotel website and a link to check prices for Generator

2. B&B S. Marco – Castello

a building with a clock on the side of itHotel phone: +39 041 522 7589
Quaint guesthouse located less than 10 minutes from Piazza San Marco (600m) and Doge’s Palace (700m), with historic decor, complimentary breakfast, and private or shared bathrooms. Numerous restaurants, churches, landmarks, and water bus stops are also within close walking distance.
Hotel websiteCheck prices for B&B S. Marco

3. B&B Allo Squero – Cannaregio

an old building with a clock on the side of itHotel phone: +39 041 523 6973
This boutique suite hotel features antique furnishings and traditional architecture. Spacious suites generally have marble bathrooms and private balconies. Grand family suite sleeps 5. Small cave swimming pool and rooftop hot tub.
Hotel siteReview pricing for B&B Allo Squero

4. B&B Le Terese – Dorsoduro

an old brick building with a clock on itHotel phone: +39 041 523 1728
This family-run lodging with 2 guest rooms, shared bath and air conditioning offers a complimentary breakfast daily. It is situated within a 15-minute walk of the restaurants in Campo Santa Margherita and the Gallerie dell’Accademia museum, while the nearby San Basilio and Santa Marta water transportation stops are even closer.
• 2433) Hotel siteCheck costs for B&B Le Terese

5. B&B Al Palazzetto – Cannaregio

an old building with a large windowHotel phone: +39 041 275 0897
Cozy guesthouse just minutes from Campo della Maddalena (500m), the Ca’ d’Oro water bus stop (200m), and many restaurants, churches, and landmarks. All rooms include private bathrooms, air conditioning, safes, and historic furnishings, and a free continental breakfast is provided daily.
Hotel websiteCheck prices for B&B Al Palazzetto

6. Ai Tagliapietra – Castello

This historic guesthouse near Piazza San Marco offers ensuite bathrooms, situated a 5-minute stroll to the renowned Bridge of Sighs with the Rialto Bridge a slightly farther distance. Guest rooms include traditional artwork, television, kettle, and refrigerator, while several dining spots and water bus stops lie in close proximity.
• The hotel site for Ai Tagliapietra along with prices on Booking.com

7. Hotel Falier – Santa Croce

Hotel phone: +39 041 710882
This charming hotel is located within a short 10-minute walk of Giardini Papadopoli Park (300m), the Piazzale Roma bus station (400m), the Santa Lucia train station (800m), and several water transport stops. Amenities incorporate private bathrooms, air conditioning, complimentary continental breakfast, and a courtyard garden area. Additionally, Grassi Palace is around 1 km away, which also involves a brief ferry ride.
• The hotel site and examine prices for West Lake 254D

8. Hotel La Residenza – Castello

a building with a clock on the side of itHotel phone: +39 041 528 5315
15th-century mansion modified into a hotel providing complimentary continental breakfast, concierge assistance, and Victorian decor. Situated about 10 minutes from the Doge’s Palace (600m) and Piazza San Marco (900m), and under 5 minutes to numerous water bus stops.
Accommodation websiteCheck prices for Hotel La Residenza

9. Ruzzini Palace – Castello

a large building with a clock on the front of itHotel phone: +39 041 241 0447
Historically significant hotel conveniently located in the city center with elevator access, complimentary breakfast, and rooms equipped with minibars, air conditioning, and workstations. Situated a brief 5-minute walk from the Basilica dei Santi Giovanni e Paolo (400m), Piazza San Marco (500m), and the Rialto Bridge (500m).
Hotel websiteCheck prices for Ruzzini Palace

10. Albergo ai Tolentini – Santa Croce

Hotel phone: +39 041 275 9140
Affordable hotel located near the Piazzale Roma bus terminal (250m), Constitution Bridge (400m), and Campo San Polo (800m). Rooms include wardrobes, air conditioning, and private bathrooms; a discounted continental breakfast is accessible at a nearby cafe.
• Hotel Website – Hotel Website, Check prices for L’Heritage – Check prices for L’Heritage

11. Alloggi Barbaria – Castello

a street sign on the side of a buildingHotel phone: +39 041 522 2750
This cozy pet-friendly lodging a brief walk from the Ospedale ferry stop (250m) and Basilica dei Santi Giovanni e Paolo (500m), provides complimentary continental breakfast and private bathrooms in each room. The hotel has a terrace, stairlift for disabled guests, and concierge assistance, and Piazza San Marco is under a kilometer away.
Hotel websiteCheck prices for Alloggi Barbaria

12. Arcadia Boutique Hotel – Cannaregio

people walking down a street next to a buildingHotel phone: +39 041 717355
This lodging is a small hotel near many notable historic places, churches, water transportation stops, and eateries in the Cannaregio district of the city, within easy walking distance (200 meters). A complimentary breakfast is provided daily, and each room has air conditioning, a mini bar, and a private bathroom.
• The hotel`s website shares details on accommodations and facilities. Pricing is available through Booking.com

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