With the vast majority of the bodies crowding St. Mark’s Square every day being tourists, it’s probably not surprising that there are more hotels in Venice than you can imagine – with more popping up every day.
In order to help you find the perfect hotel in Venice, therefore, I’ve written a few posts about Venice hotels – and there are more to come! Check out these posts to see if they might be what you’re looking for, and let me know if you don’t see what you want here.
- Hotels near St. Mark’s Square
- Romantic Hotels in Venice
- Unique Hotels in Venice
- Budget Hotels near Venice train station
- 3- and 4-star hotels near Venice train station
And if you want to search through the Venice hotels we’ve got listed on WhyGo Italy, you can narrow your search by the dates you’ll be visiting and get results from several different booking sites with one click – just go to the Venice hotels page and enter your travel dates.
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Hello Jessica!
I think I’ve read pretty much 80% of your posts, they are truely remarkable and I feel as though I already know all the places I’m planning on visiting, & the way you described everything in detail was so helpful, now i know exactly what to expect! Thank u so much for that ur heaven-sent, i’m so glad i found your website. It’s fabulous!
Anyway, now that i’ve read all i want to know about the places I’m planning on visiting in June, I’ve starting searching for hotel options to make reservations! its so confusing with all the options out there, me & my husband (i’m 26 & he’s 30) were planning on booking the one of the romantic hotels for venice but after checking them out they r a bit on the more expensive side, so I’m still searching. I just wanted to ask u something, I have an Italian friend who highly recommended we stay in Dorsoduro while in venice, he said we ‘must’ stay there! is it that much nicer than staying around the St. Mark’s square because i noticed that there r more options around there than Dorsoduro. but if its so worth it then i’ll find something there. I just wanted to take your opinion & see what u think.
Thanks a million
Venice hotels are expensive, that’s absolutely true. Staying around St. Mark’s Square is really popular, so those hotels are sometimes more expensive. Picking a hotel that’s not right near the square or on the Grand Canal (or next to some other major landmark) can sometimes help you save money. As for the Dorsoduro, I like it – but not necessarily any more than the other districts. The main thing (to me) is finding a place that’s in your budget – because Venice is so small, you’ll be able to walk anywhere you want to go on the islands (as long as you’re not staying on the Lido or the Giudecca, or any of the other islands that aren’t connected by bridges!).