This hotel is in a surprisingly quiet location, considering that it is less than a 10 minute walk from the railway station. You leave the noise and busyness of the main drag as you turn up the alley that leads to the hotel. The hotel itself is owned and run by a lovely couple, who are helpful and efficient. In terms of comfort, I suppose you could say it is no-frills, but I've stayed in posher, pricier places where less thought has been given to the needs of the modern traveller. For, example, there is a USB port in the room (the only hotel out of 4 in Italy in which I stayed of which this was true.) An excellent breakfast with plenty of choice in a small but delightful area screened from the alley by a leafy hedge.

Nothing. I suppose the dining areas, in and out, might feel a bit cramped in high season.

I was very pleasantly surprised, great value for money. I was looking for something accommodating and not expensive, and it was more than I expected. Great location, close to train station and bus station. Clean room, comfortable beds, towels, soap etc. Hair dryer, water kettle. Staff members were very polite. I stayed in a room with shared bathroom, was clean and always found it free. It was good for me, also there is sink in the room too. Loved that there were blinds on the windows so I could sleep better. I did not have any issues with noise, but I always have wax ear plugs with me for any case. All in all, was impressed, I recommend it and will happily return.

No nonsense Albergo managed in the most genuine 'traditional' way. Room was spacious, cleaned daily, all the staff was wonderfully kind. It was clean, good aircon, good wifi, 24h reception. The breakfast was not included in the booking but we decided to add it to our stay as it was good value (unlike most hotels' rip offs) and the garden provides a lovely setting. The location is great as it's very close to the station but away from crowds. I stayed in many hotels in Venice and at this price point they are all grotty, dated, with tiny rooms. Not this one! For a no frills stay in Venice it ticked all the boxes. I would certainly stay again!

It's difficult to find a cheap place to stay in Venice. And Hotel St Lucia was really great value. The location is really great, only 4 min walk from the station. It's in a busy area, but the hotel is located down a quiet and safe lane. There's a little courtyard area which is really quiet and you can sit outside, etc. The bathroom although shared was always kept really clean. The staff was flexible about my check in time. Staff super friendly and attentive. Venice is a hectic touristy place, but this place was a nice quiet place to retreat to at the end of the day.

All perfect!!!

The property was fantastic, for a 1* hotel it should be at least 3*. The rooms were clean and beds comfy. The room had everything you would need for a short stay in Venice. The location is great as it's close to the bus station and train station for the airport. Plenty of fine dining restaurants around the area and the gift shops are slightly cheaper here than closer to san Marco. There's even a spar just around the corner should you want to buy snacks and drinks for the room. Yes it's good 30 mins walk to san marco but that's what Venice is all about getting lost in the maze of streets not knowing what's around the corner. The shared bathrooms were spotless and not once did I use them and think they were dirty. When I come back to Venice some day this is the place I will be staying for sure. Thanks Santa Lucia for your excellent hospitality

Not a 24 hr reception wanted to get up before dawn and watch the sunrise over peaceful Venice but doors are locked at a certain time. Maybe you had to ask.

Location was great, only a few minutes away from the train station. Staff was mostly very friendly.

I ran into an issue one day with the staff not allowing me to bring a friend into the room with me because they weren't on the reservation - it was just someone I met on my trip who wanted to wait for me to get ready before we went for dinner. The woman was pretty rude about it and I found it weird for a hotel to have a rule about guests. Eventually she just required my friend to turn over her passport and said she could only stay 15 minutes... just found it strange. Everyone else was very friendly though.

Great location for arriving by train or bus, great staff, safe, comfy room, warm in cold days and I imagine cold on hot days as it was a good air conditioning. It is located in a little quiet street and I had a garden view. I definitely recommend this Hotel.

upstairs was a bit noisy but that is not part of the hotel rooms and they usually stoped making noise early. This probably happens in Most of the buildings in Venice as there are old buildings.

The hotel is situated in a central place, just some mins walk from the train station and from the Lista di Spagna, but on the other side it's in a calm side street. The staff was very friendly and helpful during our stay. The hotel overexcited our expectation as a one star hotel: it was clean, well furbished, with a comfortable bed.

Nothing special to mention. Of course it's not a modern hotel, but also the expectation is not this. The walls are a bit thin, so you can hear the noise from the surrounding rooms.

It's just a great hotel. Our room was big and very comfortable. The beds were great. It is very close to the train station and there is a grocery store close by. It was a great location. Venice was too busy but the hotel is very quiet.

It was tricky to find the hotel. We passed by the lane several times before we noticed the name of the hotel was on the pavement. I got bit by mosquitoes but that is not the fault of the hotel.

Excellent staff, everyone was sop kind and pleasant. The bed and pillows were very comfortable, much better than I was expecting. The room was very clean and met expectations. The location of the hotel was great as it is only a few minutes from the main transport hub to San Marco Airport. Easy access when dragging luggage! Would stay again!

If I had to really nitpick on a negative (and I'm really stretching here), the only one that came to mind was the lack of plugs right beside the bed. There is a multi-plug extension in the room by the desk. If you want to charge your phone and keep it on the bedside table, bring a long charging cable. At least this was the case with my room.