Find hotels near Lungomare d'Annunzio Beach, Venice from NT$2,349

"Rooms are very small "

"Loved this hotel. Clean and perfect."

"Lovely spot at a great price. Bella in the morning might wake some but minimal noise otherwise despite being central. Room was quite hot and AC didn’t work well or wasn’t turned on yet (March) but opening the window made it manageable. Breakfast isn’t worth the cost but is fine. Excellent staff and 24/7 front desk, which was amazing and rare in Italy. "

"Clean rooms, Staff was exceptional and very helpful. Great location. Beautiful beaches. Thank you to all the staff."

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"I had a good stay but the room was the smallest I have ever stayed in and as I work in travel and tourism, Ive stayed in many hotels. But it was clean and comfortable. Breakfast was OK."

"Hotel and room was spotless. Staff very friendly and helpful. Fantastic location close to the Water Bus. Excellent value for money and would have no hesitation booking again. Without fault!"

"Clean modern and decent breakfast as well"

"Staff were amazingly perceptive, courteous and were not over worked. This meant never feeling frantic. Room was clean, no traffic sound and walls were muffled enough to hardly notice a full family (including kids) staying next door. Step out and you are on the Lagoon. Owing to the direction the property is facing direct observation of the sun-sets can be seen immediately from the door-step of the entrance. Step out and the silhouettes are of the dark side of the buildings of the lagoon teasing you to walk over the water to meet them. Civic life, the beach to the east and the boat drop off / pick up point for the rest of Venice is just a short walk (five to ten minutes tops). This is a gateway to Lido and Venice. The best thing though... because it initially takes relatively a long time to travel to (from Marco Polo or by train) people this place is based on a long trip for them. Therefore normal 'tourist' foot fall is much smaller. This makes the location better if you want to wake up in peace and venture out in our own time"