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Hotel Tre Archi
Hotel in Cannaregio, Venice
Average
2 reviews
6
From $109 per night
Venezia Palazzo Barocci
Hotel in San Marco, Venice
Excellent
1 review
9
From $308 per night
Hotel Messner
Hotel in Dorsoduro, Venice
No reviews
0 reviews
-
From $79 per night
Hotel Scandinavia - Relais
Hotel in Castello, Venice
Very Good
0 reviews
8
From $136 per night
Avani Rio Novo Venice Hotel
Hotel in Dorsoduro, Venice
Excellent
0 reviews
9
From $237 per night
Venice Maggior Consiglio
Hotel in Cannaregio, Venice
Very Good
0 reviews
7
From $179 per night
Hotel Ca' Alvise
Hotel in San Marco, Venice
Very Good
0 reviews
8
From $162 per night
Hotel Principe
Hotel in Cannaregio, Venice
Very Good
2 reviews
7
From $150 per night
Hotel Nani Mocenigo Palace
Hotel in Dorsoduro, Venice
Excellent
0 reviews
10
From $342 per night
Hotel Campiello
Hotel in Castello, Venice
Very Good
0 reviews
8
From $141 per night
Airone Hotel
Hotel in Santa Croce, Venice
From $30 per night
Locanda Sant'Anna
Hotel in Castello, Venice
From $63 per night
Locanda Ca' Foscari
Hotel in Dorsoduro, Venice
From $60 per night
Hotel Lux
Hotel in Castello, Venice
From $65 per night
Le Boulevard
Hotel in Venice
From $56 per night
Hotel Tre Archi
Hotel in Cannaregio, Venice
From $109 per night
Ca' Vendramin Zago
Hotel in Cannaregio, Venice
From $195 per night
Hotel Abbazia
Hotel in Cannaregio, Venice
From $162 per night
Hotel Principe
Hotel in Cannaregio, Venice
From $150 per night
Ca' Pisani Hotel
Hotel in Dorsoduro, Venice
From $246 per night
124 stays
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From $71 per night
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From $61 per night
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From $30 per night
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From $60 per night
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From $103 per night
5 stays
From $95 per night
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From $90 per night
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From $90 per night
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From $90 per night
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From $90 per night
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From $90 per night
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Venice, Veneto, Italy, is a destination like no other. Known as the "Queen of the Adriatic," this city is a labyrinth of islands, canals, and bridges, each corner revealing stunning architecture, historical landmarks, and delightful eateries. The absence of cars makes Venice a pedestrian paradise, best explored on foot to fully appreciate its romantic charm and rich history. Currently, the average price of hotels in Venice is $209, with options ranging from $30 to $1,643. With 352 hotels available, you can find accommodations in various neighborhoods such as Venice City Center, San Marco, Castello, Cannaregio, and Dorsoduro. Some of the most popular hotels include Hotel Giorgione, Hotel Papadopoli Venezia MGallery by Sofitel, Cà Bonfadini Historic Experience, Locanda Salieri, and Pensione Seguso.
Venice offers a plethora of activities and sights that cater to all interests. Teatro La Fenice, a globally renowned opera house, stands as a testament to the Italian theatre tradition. Originally built in 1755, it has hosted numerous world-class performances, including the premiere of Verdi's La Traviata. Whether you choose to tour its magnificent interiors or attend an opera, La Fenice is a must-visit.
For a more relaxed experience, head to Lido, an island known for its public and private beaches. Accessible by ferry, the journey to Lido can take anywhere from ten minutes to half an hour, depending on your starting point. The island also hosts the famous Venice Film Festival every September.
Burano Island is another gem, celebrated for its vividly colored houses and serene canals. Attractions here include the Church of San Martino with its leaning bell tower and the Lace Museum, which highlights the island's rich lacemaking tradition.
Murano Island is synonymous with glassmaking, a craft honed over centuries. Visitors can explore the Murano Glass Museum or watch artisans at work in various glasswork studios scattered across the island.
For food enthusiasts, a guided food-tasting walking tour offers an excellent way to sample local cuisine. Over three hours, you'll taste fresh seafood, homemade gelato, traditional Venetian cookies, and regional wines, while also receiving tips on the best dining spots in the city.
Venice's nightlife is as vibrant as its daytime attractions. Osteria Al Squero, located in front of the traditional Squero di San Trovaso gondola boatyard, is a quintessential Venetian bacaro. Here, you can enjoy a variety of cicchetti (small bites) and drinks like wine, beer, or the classic Venetian Spritz, often consumed outdoors by the canal.
Vineria all'Amarone is a charming wine bar nestled in a quiet alley. It offers an extensive selection of Italian wines, particularly from the Valpolicella region, which can be paired with cicchetti, pizza, or seafood pasta.
For a more upscale experience, the Skyline Rooftop Bar provides high-quality cocktails, summer pool parties with DJ sets, and arguably the best panoramic views in Venice.
Piccolo Mondo Disco, the city's oldest and only disco club, offers a unique nightlife experience. Originally an art gallery, it has transformed into a lively club where university students and locals dance the night away.
Harry’s Bar, near St Mark's Square, is an iconic venue known for inventing the Bellini cocktail and Carpaccio. Frequented by celebrities like Humphrey Bogart and Ernest Hemingway, it offers a welcoming atmosphere for all.
Dining in Venice is a culinary adventure. Al Nono Risorto is a beloved spot for authentic Italian cuisine, offering classic Venetian dishes like sarde in saor and baccalà, alongside pasta and homemade pizza. During warmer months, you can enjoy your meal in their beautiful wisteria-covered courtyard.
Ristorante Ca' Dolfin focuses on fresh, unpretentious seafood dishes. Located just minutes from the Rialto Bridge, it combines impeccable service with affordable prices, making it a favorite among visitors.
Hostaria Bacanera, hidden in a secret corner of the city, exudes authentic Venetian charm. The restaurant offers fresh seafood dishes, with the chef personally selecting the catch of the day from the Rialto Market. Pair your meal with a high-quality wine for an unforgettable dining experience.
Osteria Da Fiore, once a neighborhood tavern, is now one of Venice’s finest restaurants. With elegant rooms and dishes like misto crudo and pennette with crayfish and broccoli, it offers a sophisticated dining experience.
Locanda Cipriani, part of the world-famous luxury hotel, provides a cozy and relaxing atmosphere. The menu features classic dishes created by the Cipriani family, such as carpaccio of raw meat and Sampietro fish ‘alla Carlina’, complemented by a fine selection of Italian wines, particularly from the Friuli and Veneto regions.
January is the cheapest time to stay in Venice for an average of $194 per night.
Average price per night for 3-star hotels
Month
Price
January
$194
February
$234
March
$267
April
$351
May
$353
June
$315
July
$282
August
$278
September
$308
October
$255
November
$213
December
$195
Hotel Tre Archi
Venice
10
Excellent
•
2 reviews
Clean, not too far from the stores, dining, and sightseeing. Overall, a great experience.
Elaine
United States
Hotel Panorama
Venice
8
Very Good
•
1 review
The staff was friendly and helpful, room was comfortable. Quiet, great location.
Andrea
United States
Roberto
Hotel Belle Epoque
Venice
4
Poor
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1 review
Rebecca
United States