The best accommodations Venice

Budget & Tips

As a rule of thumb, you'll need to spend between €50 and €70 per person per day, preferring accommodation in a youth hostel or 2-star hotel and light catering. If you spend between €110 and €150 per person per day, you'll stay in a cozy B&B and have your meals in a trattoria, not forgetting vaporetto transport and a few cultural visits. As you move upmarket, expect to pay from €150 upwards for a very nice hotel, elegant restaurants, tours, etc.

There are a few tricks you can use to avoid breaking the bank. Renting an apartment, for example, will cost you less than staying in a hotel, especially if you're traveling with the family. Likewise, going out of season can save you a lot of money on accommodation and airfares (New Year's Eve, Carnival, spring bridges and early September during the Mostra del Cinema are by far the most expensive periods).

To be booked

To ensure availability, we strongly recommend that you book your accommodation in advance. With the exception of last-minute online offers, you'll be sure to get the best value for money.

What's very local

Lately, many Venetians have been transforming part of their homes into B&Bs, or making them available for rent via platforms like Airbnb. For a stay that will allow you to forge links with locals.

Smokers

As in France, smoking is prohibited in hotels.