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Malamocco isn’t on any tourist map—but it should be. A serene village kissed by the Adriatic, where handcrafted ceramics line cobblestone alleys, fishermen mend nets under sunlit skies, and time slows down just enough to let you remember how to breathe.
Hilton Molino Stucky Venice
Nestled on the tranquil shores of Giudecca Island, this converted flour mill offers an authentic Venetian escape with breathtaking views. Unwind in Venetian-style rooms adorned with elegant details, or soak up the sun at the seasonal rooftop pool. Pamper yourself at efoea Spa with a Turkish bath or massage, then savor local flavors at Bacaromi or sip signature cocktails with panoramic vistas at Skyline Bar. With complimentary shuttle boats to major attractions and 24/7 fitness access, it's perfect for both romantic getaways and business trips. A true blend of history and luxury!
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Hotel Ca' de' Frari stands out for its authentic Venetian architecture and intimate atmosphere. Located steps from the island's central canal, it offers family-friendly rooms with private balconies overlooking quiet waterways. The staff often share local tips on hidden churches and seasonal markets. With no cars allowed on the island, guests enjoy a peaceful escape immersed in traditional lagoon life, making it ideal for travelers seeking genuine cultural experiences beyond Venice’s tourist hubs.
Take a fast hydrofoil or ACTV ferry from Piazzale Roma in Venice, which takes just 15 minutes and runs every hour. These services are affordable and reliable, especially during peak season. For a more scenic option, book a water taxi directly from St. Mark’s Square—though pricier, it offers door-to-door convenience. Once on Malamocco, explore the island’s narrow alleys and historic bridges on foot or by rental bicycle, discovering tranquil neighborhoods where locals still live and work, offering a true glimpse into Venetian lagoon authenticity.
Don’t miss the hand-blown glass workshop at Casa del Vetro, where artisans guide you through creating small glass ornaments using centuries-old techniques. Early morning boat tours with local fishermen reveal the island’s wetland ecosystem and rare bird species. You’ll also taste freshly caught sea urchins and shrimp served raw or lightly grilled. In the evening, visit the open-air market near Chiesa di San Paolo to buy handmade straw hats and citrus preserves—perfect souvenirs of authentic lagoon culture.
Absolutely. Malamocco is the quietest of the three main islands in the Venice Lagoon, with minimal tourism and no motor vehicles. Hotels like B&B La Palma and Albergo L'Isola emphasize tranquility with low guest capacity, soundproofed rooms, and lush garden courtyards. Many offer free Wi-Fi and secure parking, ideal for those seeking peace. Enjoy evenings listening to gentle waves and distant church bells—perfect for unwinding and embracing a slow-paced, off-the-beaten-path Venetian lifestyle.
Yes. Climb the bell tower of Santa Maria Assunta Church for panoramic views of the island’s pastel-colored houses and winding canals. The sunlit reflections on the canals at sunset create stunning mirror-like effects—ideal for photography. Hidden alleyways with ornate iron gates and weathered stone walls provide perfect backdrops for candid street shots. Don’t miss the secret bridge near the old fisherman’s dock, where light dances across the water—a favorite among photographers seeking unspoiled Venetian charm.
Try Malamocco Fritto Misto—a mix of fresh local fish, shrimp, and shellfish fried to golden crispness, served with lemon sauce. Another highlight is Sarde in Saor, sweet-and-sour marinated anchovies with raisins and onions, a traditional lagoon dish. Breakfast favorites include Focaccia con Salame, a savory flatbread with cured ham. For dinner, head to Ristorante Da Gianni, known for its rich seafood soup made daily with catch-of-the-day ingredients. The restaurant also features live acoustic music, adding a warm, authentic Venetian ambiance.
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Hilton Molino Stucky Venice
The room was absolutely stunning, with breathtaking views of Venice right from the window—canals, gondolas, and historic architecture all framed perfectly. It made our honeymoon feel truly magical. The private water shuttle service was a game-changer; we could travel safely and comfortably without worrying about crowds or scams. While the number of departures is limited and destinations are somewhat restricted, the fact that it departs straight from the hotel’s doorstep makes it incredibly convenient. We especially appreciated the ease of access when carrying luggage. Overall, the experience exceeded expectations—perfect for couples seeking a peaceful, authentic Venetian stay with added comfort and convenience.
Albergo San Marco
My 11-year-old son and I had a wonderful solo trip to Venice, and our stay at Albergo San Marco was absolutely top-notch. With a packed daily schedule, my main priorities were a spacious bed, quiet surroundings, no unpleasant odors, easy access to showers, and a convenient spot to wash small items like shorts and socks—this room checked all those boxes perfectly. The location is unbeatable: just a 5-minute walk to St. Mark’s Square, making sightseeing super easy. The little balcony was a highlight—on warm evenings, we’d open the window instead of using AC, letting in cool breezes. Breakfast was excellent; since I’m currently managing my sugar intake, I stuck to plain yogurt, tomatoes, cucumbers, oatmeal, and ham—perfectly satisfying. The coffee was rich and delicious, and there was a water dispenser offering mineral water with a subtle fruity hint but zero sweetness—so refreshing! There’s also a little hidden perk: if you ask, staff can bring you orange juice or a fried egg and bacon breakfast combo. The only minor downside? No in-room drinking water dispenser—but honestly, that didn’t ruin the experience. Overall, this place offers great value, comfort, and charm. I’d definitely come back.
Al Bailo di Venezia
We stayed here with our family, and overall, the experience was excellent. The hotel is incredibly clean, safe, and every little detail shows thoughtfulness—really made us feel at home. One small suggestion: the AC vent in the room was dusty, so cleaning it or replacing the filter would be a great improvement. Also, since we had elderly guests with us, it would be helpful if guest services were more accessible—having to walk around to check in was a bit challenging. Despite that, the location is fantastic, close to everything, and public transport makes getting around Venice super easy. We truly appreciated the attention to cleanliness and security. Definitely a place we’d recommend and return to.
Hotel A la Commedia
The location is absolutely perfect—just a short walk from the train station and only two minutes to a convenient supermarket, which made our stay super easy. The staff were incredibly friendly and welcoming from the moment we arrived. The bed was wonderfully comfortable, and I slept like a baby. The shower provided strong water pressure and consistent temperature—perfect for a refreshing morning rinse. Breakfast was a highlight: a wide variety of options with fresh, delicious fruits that really made the meal special. Everything about this hotel felt thoughtfully designed for guest comfort and convenience. I’m already planning my return visit—this place truly exceeded my expectations.
The St. Regis Venice
We arrived in Venice early at 6 AM with a flight, and the water taxi took us straight to the hotel dock by 7 AM. I was a bit worried about checking in so early, but the staff were incredibly accommodating and processed our check-in immediately—no issues at all. We originally had planned to stay at Aman, but it was fully booked, so we switched to The St. Regis Venice. Honestly, we couldn’t be happier with that decision. From the moment we stepped onto the private dock, the beauty of the property hit us—elegant architecture, luxurious details, and that unmistakable St. Regis charm. It’s not just a hotel; it’s an experience. The location on the Grand Canal is perfect, and every corner feels like a scene from a movie. If you’re looking for timeless elegance and exceptional service, this is it. Highly recommend—worth every penny.
Hotel Santa Chiara
Staying at Hotel Santa Chiara was a fantastic experience—right next to the train station, just one bridge away, making it incredibly convenient for arrivals and departures. I’m pretty sure it’s the closest hotel on the island to the station, which is a major plus when you’re navigating Venice with luggage. The room itself was clean and well-maintained, with a spotless bathroom and comfortable bedding. The only minor downside was the single-pane windows, which let in some chill during colder nights—but adding an extra blanket easily fixed that. Staff were prompt and helpful; whenever I requested something, it arrived quickly without any hassle. Plus, walking 20 minutes daily to explore nearby attractions wasn’t burdensome at all—Venice is so walkable and scenic that every step feels worth it. Overall, this place offers great value, excellent location, and warm hospitality. Definitely recommend it for travelers who want convenience without compromising on comfort.
Hotel American-Dinesen
Staying at Hotel American-Dinesen in Venice was an absolute highlight of my trip. The location is perfect—just a short walk from the Grand Canal and surrounded by charming local cafes and shops. The room was spotless, with a comfortable bed that made for a restful night's sleep. What truly stood out was the breakfast—fresh, delicious, and varied, with excellent coffee and locally sourced ingredients. The staff were friendly and helpful, always going the extra mile. It’s rare to find such a high level of comfort and service at this price point. If you're visiting Venice, this hotel is a must-book. I’ll definitely be back.
Hotel Villa Laguna
The hospitality, cleanliness, and professionalism here were absolutely outstanding! From the moment we arrived, every staff member went above and beyond to make us feel welcome. The rooms were immaculate—spotless, well-maintained, and thoughtfully designed with comfort in mind. The location is perfect: quiet yet just a short walk from the heart of Venice, making it easy to explore the city without the noise and crowds. Everything about this stay was magical—from the warm welcome to the attention to detail. If you're looking for a serene, high-quality experience in Venice, this is definitely the place. I’ll be back!
Avani Rio Novo Venice Hotel
We booked a room for three, and the hotel kindly provided a connecting room with two bathrooms—no need to rush or wait for the facilities! It was incredibly convenient, especially when traveling with family or friends. The location is super central, just a short walk from the metro station, making it easy to explore Venice’s main attractions. The room was spacious, clean, and well-designed, offering great value without compromising on comfort or style. Highly recommend this hotel for groups or families looking for a hassle-free stay in Venice.
Palazzo Guardi
The location of Palazzo Guardi is excellent—just a 15-minute walk from Piazzale Roma and literally one minute from Accademia Station, with San Marco Square just a short stroll away. I checked the hotel via Google Street View before arrival, and it was easy to spot. The breakfast was satisfying, the staff were friendly and attentive, and the room was spacious, warm, and comfortable. I especially appreciated the free beverages stocked in the fridge. The only downside is that the hotel is on the third floor, and the elevator is extremely small and slow—be prepared for some patience when going up or down. Despite that, the overall experience was outstanding. I’d definitely stay here again and highly recommend Palazzo Guardi to anyone visiting Venice.
Albergo Cavalletto & Doge Orseolo
Staying at Albergo Cavalletto & Doge Orseolo was a delightful experience. The location is perfect—just a short walk from the main sights, including St. Mark’s Square and the Grand Canal. I found the staff incredibly helpful and friendly; they greeted me warmly and took care of everything, even offering local tips to make my stay more enjoyable. While the hotel has a historic charm with some older furnishings and facilities, it’s well-maintained and spotlessly clean throughout. There’s a genuine sense of character here—walls that tell stories, elegant details, and a quiet elegance that captures the spirit of Venice. It’s not flashy, but that’s part of its appeal. For travelers looking for an authentic, cozy, and convenient base in Venice, this is a fantastic choice.
Hotel Saturnia & International
Staying at Hotel Saturnia & International in Venice was an absolute delight. The location is unbeatable—right on the famous luxury shopping street, making it super easy to explore on foot. From the moment we arrived, the staff went above and beyond; a personal concierge met us at the dock, helped carry our luggage upstairs, and made us feel right at home. The rooms are spacious and beautifully designed, offering a truly comfortable night’s sleep. The hotel itself is housed in a restored historic villa—walking up the elegant staircase is a treat, especially for photography. Don’t miss the rooftop terrace: perfect for catching the evening breeze from the Adriatic Sea and watching the sun dip below the Venetian skyline. Pro tip: avoid following Google Maps’ suggestions blindly. Instead, take the water bus to the G... stop (check previous reviews) and you’ll be just steps away from the hotel—much more convenient than arriving too early or getting lost. This place feels like a hidden gem with exceptional service, charm, and value. I’d absolutely come back.
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