This hotel was a great find in notoriously-expensive Venice. It's tucked away off of a main street, and was fairly easy to get to from the airport. The rooms were small, but very clean and recently renovated. The hotel had a lot of character since it was a converted monestary. The hotel staff was also nice and helpful. The section... more

I was for two weeks in Italy. I stayed at different hotels since we went to different places and this hotel was the best of all. It was in a GREAT location. Very, very near the train station, so you don't need to stroll through all the streets and bridges with your luggage but very calm and quite. I liked... more

The location is excellent for anyone arriving in Venice by train. If you are arriving by bus then it is a bit more of a trek, especially if you've got luggage and worse - a buggy and kids! But everything is relative, and this is still one of the most accessible locations for arrivals and departures. The area is very... more

We stayed at 2 hotels in Venice (Hotel Olimpia before our cruise and Abbazia after our cruise). The staff at Abbazia was great. The rooms were small compared to American standards; however, the bathroom was probably larger than some American hotels. Everything was clean, and we had no problems during our stay. The hotel is located within a few minutes... more

Venice is one of those places you experience rather than visit. Hotel Abazzia is one of those Venetian experiences. While it is 1 minute from the chaos of the Grand Canal, railway staion and the multitudes it is a quiet, calm oasis in a converted convent. The room was perfect. Roomy by european standards and it had an up to... more

One of the best hotels I've ever been to considering relative value in Venice. All staff was literally the best I've dealth with around the world. Location is great and you would never know how close you are to the train station (i.e. quiet) and a short walk to where you can catch the bus or cab. I felt so... more

This Hotel is a converted Convent retaining quite a lot of its historical features, including a garden in the cloisters. It is remarkably peaceful considering that it is only a few steps from the railway station and thus very convenient. Although busy, this part of Venice is not run down or threatening as station areas can sometimes be. Our room... more

What an absolute treasure this hotel is. An ex monastery (aren't most Venetian hotels) just off the Grand Canal a ten minute walk from the bus terminal, over the bridge, up a narrow alleyway and you're there (Railway station only 2 mins away). Excellent base for discovering Venice, delightful rooms, and bar area, breakfast in outside courtyard what can be... more

A really lovely hotel, a hidden gem. Perfect location for those arriving by train, and only a short vaporetto ride to all the main sites, we had a wonderful honeymoon stay here. The staff were very friendly and helpful, the room was lovely and large by Venetian standards, and it was like a little oasis of calm in the sometimes-hectic... more