Hotels with Air Conditioning in Venice

"Staff are very nice. The condition of room is marginal. Nothing else was provided except soap. "

"No working A/C. Staff was great. Breakfast was better than expected. Clean Room. Our room had no bedbugs."

"The room was clean and comfortable, and the location was convenient. However, the fact that they charged for bottled water, which is usually provided, along with other items, was really disappointing."

"We loved the privacy of our room and the tub outside. We spent our honeymoon and had the best time here."

"This is great and beautiful place to stay. Room is clean, simple but really good and you have everything you need around, also easy access to the public transport. However you need to avoid the rooms which is close to the road. Beside the camp is highway and nearest rooms is feels so noisy inside , hard to handle. But we have changed the room in the middle and it was just perfect."

"This is a great hotel to spend your first/last night in Italy. The shuttle service was easy to set up, the driver was prompt and easy to find at the Marco Polo airport. The hotel is quiet, away from crowded, busy places and the perfect spot to rest and relax after a long flight. It is only a 15 min drive from the airport, so very easy to access airport services and water taxis to Venice. The breakfast was far better than many other included breakfasts I had during my stay in Italy. The bar serves a quick and easy menu. The room is very clean and comfortable. The staff were very welcoming and accommodating. I highly recommend this hotel, whatever your travel plans are."

"Fantastic location, friendly staff. Great breakfasts and complimentary afternoon tea and cakes too. A little dated, but we are in Venice!"

"Very clean, comfortable bed and stored luggage. Excellent location to Basilica Santa Maria."

"Very clean and comfortable room, great location of hotel. The only complaint was that the hotel stated that it had elevators, and we had a first floor room, but there was not an elevator from the lobby. We had to climb a steep staircase (20 steps) to reach the first floor!"