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What are the best hostels in Venice?

One of the most romantic cities in Italy is also one of the most expensive, but there are accommodation options for every budget, such as hostels. And with that in mind we have compiled a list of hostels in Venice especially for you who are thinking of saving.

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What are the best hostels in Venice?

Venice is a UNIQUE beauty! There is no equal city in the world and it delights those who visit it! Venice is one of the most expensive cities in Italy when it comes to accommodation, even because of its size, so to speak, reduced; but a great option are the hostels with their very attractive values! Today we will learn what are the best hostels in Venice? Here at Your Travel to Italy with Ana Patricia you make the trip of your dreams!!! ALSO: see our “Accommodation in Italy – Tips for your holidays!”

Introduction

Venice is a splendid city! Hardly anyone says they don’t like it there! Despite all its beauty and charm, it is a bit expensive city, especially when it comes to accommodation, as it is not a very big city and the options end up being somewhat reduced. But, to our delight, there are cheaper accommodation options: hostels! Now let’s look at some options in Venice and the surrounding area! Discover our section Accommodation Tips for your holidays in Italy!

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1) What are the best hostels in Venice? GENERATOR VENICE

Generator Venice – Generator Venice is on the shores of Giudecca Island, with a view of St. Mark’s Square in the distance. The property is 10 minutes by water bus to the San Marco neighborhood, with lines 4.1, 4.2 and 2. The accommodation is large and well lit, and free Wi-Fi is available. The Generator occupies a 3-storey building from the 19th century. The dormitories have tiled floors and 1 individual closet per bed. Rooms with a private bathroom are also available. A safe is available at reception, where the friendly staff can assist you with tourist and travel information. The bar is a great place to socialize with drinks. Click here with no commitment to learn more or to make a reservation.

2) What are the best hostels in Venice? OSTELLO S. FOCA

Ostello S. Fosca – CPU Venice Hostels – Located in Venice, 400 meters from Ca ’d’Oro and a 9-minute walk from the Rialto Bridge, Ostello S Fosca – CPU Venice Hostels offers private rooms and dormitories, with free WiFi. At the hostel, the rooms have a shared or private bathroom. Venice Casino is a 2-minute walk from Ostello S. Fosca – CPU Venice Hostels, while San Marcuola station is 200 meters away. The nearest airport is Venice Marco Polo Airport, 7 km from the property. Click here without obligation to learn more or make a reservation.

3) What are the best hostels in Venice? HOSTEL: HOTEL VENEZIA MESTRE

Hostel: a&o Hotel Venezia Mestre – Located in Mestre, a&o Hotel Venezia Mestre offers accommodation with free Wi-Fi, just a 7-minute walk from the train station that leads to the center of Venice. You can choose between rooms with a private bathroom and flat-screen TV or beds in dormitories. For your convenience, a buffet breakfast is served daily. In addition, snacks and drinks are offered at the on-site bar. Trains from the nearest station can take you to Venice in just 10 minutes. Venice Marco Polo Airport is 8 km from the property. Click here with no commitment to learn more or make a reservation.

4) What are the best hostels in Venice? ANDA VENICE HOSTEL

Anda Venice Hostel – Offering free Wi-Fi, Anda Venice Hostel is located in Mestre, a 5-minute walk from the city’s train station. All rooms and dormitories include air conditioning and a work desk. The bathroom has a hairdryer. You can enjoy a continental breakfast served in the dining room and enjoy an on-site bar. Anda Venice Hostel is 8.7 km from Venice and 10 minutes from Venice Airport – Marco Polo. Click here with no commitment to learn more or to make a reservation.

5) What are the best hostels in Venice? WOMBATS HOSTEL

Wombats Hostel Venice Mestre – Located in Mestre, 2.1 km from the M9 Museum. Wombats Hostel Venice Mestre offers air-conditioned rooms and a bar. Among the property’s facilities are a 24-hour reception and a shared kitchen, along with free Wi-Fi throughout the property. The accommodation offers evening entertainment and a shared lounge. All units in the hostel are equipped with a private bathroom with a shower head. The Wombats Hostel Venice Mestre offers a continental breakfast or buffet. Ferretto Square is 2.8 km from the accommodation, while IUSVE Mestre is 4.1 km away. The nearest airport is Venice Marco Polo Airport, 17 km from Wombats Hostel Venice Mestre. Click here without obligation to learn more or make a reservation.

Let’s figure out what a Hostel is?

But what is a hostel? A hostel is a structure very similar to a hotel, but its spaces such as bedrooms, bathrooms and kitchen are shared! The hostel concept appeared in 1909. The idea was to offer travelers with fewer resources, a place where they could rest and take a hot shower! Nowadays hostels welcome all types of audiences, from different social classes and ages, so it is very common to find people you never imagined meeting!

Advantages and disadvantages

Are there disadvantages? Yes! There are some! I think the worst of the disadvantages is having to share the bathroom, especially with people we don’t know! But the good news is that in some hostels it is possible to rent a room with a single bathroom, that is, just for you! Needless to say, it costs a little more, but you feel more comfortable and you won’t have to queue up to, for example, take a shower! When we talk about ADVANTAGES, in addition to prices, of course, another one is the chance to meet people totally different from you! After all, it’s really, really fun!

Types of hostels and what they can offer

What will I find in a hostel? In addition to several bedrooms, some bathrooms, kitchen and living room, several of them offer terraces, a rooftop balcony, a roof top with incredible views, laundry, games room, and – in some hostels – actions for integration between guests, dinners, picnics where everyone collaborates with something, parties. It’s really cool! In relation to breakfast: check BEFORE completing the reservation whether or not the meal is included in the rate, O.K.? Many include it, but many do NOT! So confirm directly with them, O.K.?! Also read and understand What is the difference between the Hotel categories in Italy.

The Hours

Another very important issue: hours! Hostels are not always open 24 hours and, for reasons of security and organization, they limit the entrance of people, especially at night, around 10 pm. Others do not impose time limits, but, in any case, inquire about this subject so as not to have any unpleasant surprises! If you prefer directions for other types of accommodation in Venice click here!

Another point that can be bad: the entry and exit of people in the room, especially at night! It is not difficult for people to arrive late and turn on the bedroom light, but there is not much to do, just be patient! If you arrive late, avoid turning on the lights and making too much noise, O.K.?!

To think

  • “Love it or Hate it!” it is practically the motto of those who frequent hostels! Of course, the experience is different for each person, but if you know you don’t like sharing spaces, forget it! You will not be comfortable, you will find it terrible and, depending on the season you travel, you will hardly find a hotel with available room!
  • If you know you weren’t meant to share your space with more people, especially the bathroom, DO NOT STAY IN A HOSTEL! It will be a bad experience! If you prefer directions for other types of accommodation in Venice click here!

Golden Tips

  • The issue of age: believe it or not, some hostels have rules regarding age. They usually receive guests only up to a certain age. To avoid possible problems, inquire about this issue BEFORE making the reservation.
  • The issue of hours: as we have already said, some hostels operate 24 hours a day, others do not and determine the arrival and departure times of guests, especially at night. Get the correct information about the hours, if your hostel is not 24 hours, and respect the rule, okay ?!
  • Calculations and more calculations: do the math before choosing a hostel! It is worth considering travel costs with bus and train prices, for example. In the end, it may be that what you save on accommodation, you spend on travel, that is: it ends up not being worthwhile, because perhaps that money would cover accommodation in a more comfortable and more central hotel.
  • Keep your belongings safe! There are usually lockers available to store them, but if not, put them in the suitcase and lock it! Safety is everything, right guys ?!

Conclusion

What are the best hostels in Venice? Venice is all beautiful and it only depends on you to make an unforgettable trip, because in relation to the rest: Venice takes care of you! And if you feel insecure or have no time, and need help to organize your trip, do not hesitate to look for me! I will love to help you make your dream trip to Italy. And how can I do that? Continue reading this post until the end and you will understand how can we make your life and journey easier ????

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