The Albergo Marin is well situated close to the train station, bus station and a vaporetto station. Laundromat almost next door, a couple of good restaurants and excellent sandwich/ pastry shop within 100 metres or so. Rooms are small and the bathroom is tiny, but no more so than other, more expensive places in Venice. Service is excellent; both the cleaning and desk staff went out of their way to accommodate us when one of us became ill. Breakfast is plentiful and varied, with breads, cakes, various fresh fruits, yoghurts and juices along with cold meats, cheeses, bacon and eggs. Our cleaner spoke excellent English, as did the desk staff. Hotel will stop your bags post checkout if needed. Small lounge near the foyer where you can wait for porter etc. Breakfast room available at other times of the day so you can socialise with other guests if you want. One rainy night we came back from dinner to find people enjoying g a game of cards.We felt were we treated as family.

This was not our first time in Venice so we did not feel we needed to be closer to the main tourist attractions. First timer visitors might find it a bit out of the way if they plan to walk around to places like St Mark’s square. There is no lift but the staff will assist with bags if you ask.

The staff bent over backwards to be helpful and accommodating. The breakfast (18 euros each) was pretty amazing and included cooked-to-order bacon & eggs, made-to-order cappuccino, amazing pastries, and fresh, delicious juices. This was a bigger breakfast than we've seen anywhere else in our 2 wks in Italy. The facilities (lounge, dining area) were also a bit more roomier than other places we've stayed.

We would give a 5 star to the staff because their recommendation for a particular restaurant was beyond expectations, we dream of it every night and would want to return back to Venice just solely to try it.

They was very honest staff. I have forget my gold chain in the room and after they send it to me after my leaving Italy to my country

Great welcoming small hotel. Excellent breakfast. Helpful, attentive and extremely friendly receptionists and waiters. Snow-white linen and towels. Jack-2 (Giacomo) from the reception provided great recommendations as to what to see and where to eat dinner. Excellent location - 10 minutes to the railway station, 10 minutes to the bus station, 20-25 minutes to Rialto bridge. I like to stay here again.

This is not criticism but travelers sensitive to noise shoud know that walls are not soundproof and you might hear other hotel guests. Earplugs is a solution. Noises didn not bother me at all, I always take earplugs with me on a plane and to a hotel. I noticed that hotels that don't belong to worldwhide chains generally do not have soundproof walls.

The location of this property is perfect. Only a few minutes walk from the piazzale Roma where you can get any buses and taxis in and out of Venice. You can also go to the corner of the square where the people mover can bring you to the port if you are boarding a cruise ship. The hotel itself is old world charm hidden amongst the streets of Venice and surrounded by cafes, restaurants, bakeries etc. We were met by the extremely helpful and friendly Mark who was exceptional at what he did and an asset to the hotel. He is a born and bred Venetian, so if you need to know anything..ask him. He's wealth of knowledge. Will most likely stay here again when we pay a visit to Venice sometime.

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Nice location, was out of the main flow of traffic.

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The hotel is conveniently located near the train station, making it a great option for travelers who want easy access to transportation. However, there are no elevators, so be prepared to carry your luggage, especially if your room is on the second floor. The staff is very friendly and helpful, ensuring a warm welcome and assistance during your stay. That said, there were a few issues during my stay in October. The room was unusually cold, even without the air conditioning turned on, which made it a bit uncomfortable at night. Despite these inconveniences, the staff’s hospitality somewhat made up for the shortcomings. It’s a decent place to stay if you’re looking for a location near the train station, but be prepared for a few maintenance-related challenges.

Additionally, the shower room door was broken, causing water from the shower to spill onto the bathroom floor, and there was no proper drainage to manage the excess water.

The apartment was very large. 1 queen bed and two bedrooms with 2 twin beds. 2 bathrooms. One was a tub with handheld shower wand the other small shower stall. Full kitchen. Bring your own coffee as non was left there. Close to the train station and guglie vaporetto stop. Right in the Jewish Ghetto. Great restaurant and coffee/pastry nearby. FYI it is on 2nd floor with a narrow stairway.

When we arrived the entrance was littered with garbage as though someone had been sleeping in the building foyer. We called and someone came to clean it up. It made us leery but the apartment was great and we felt safe. The beds were very uncomfortable. It seemed as if you were sleeping on a box spring.

Excellent location Excellent welcome Good advises

Low water pressure