Hotel Adua

The hotel is very close to train station, if your expectations are below the average, the room is fine. The thing we struggle is the shared bathroom. The owner is very friendly.

I would give it a 5 if it weren't for the hike up the stairs to what us American's call the second floor. Our room was very nice, spacious, comfortable and tastefully decorated. There was plenty of shelf space. There wasn't much of a view out of the window, only the wall of the next building. The king size bed didn't have a sheet, only a comforter. It was too hot using it and too cold not using it. The people running the hotel were friendly and helpful.

Great staff, always weloming friendly, every year I come Venice and prefer Adua hotel

Good service for the price, very nice people at the desk. Close to the train station and venice landmarks. Good place to stay if you travel on a budget, only down thing is probably bedbugs in the room we stayed, me , my wife and my son been having the skin rash usually going with bedbugs.

Close to the train station, has luggage storage, lots of shopping and food nearby, and helpful staff. It reminded me of staying in a cute guest house rather than a basic hotel. You do need to be able to carry suitcases up a flight of stairs.

This was a very nice stay in a great location in Venice. The staff is extraordinarily friendly, and the rooms are just as you see in the pictures. Overall a great experience

Overall, our stay was okay. Initially we were put in a room which had a lot of mosquitoes and was not very clean as noted by the dead bugs on the walls which had not been removed prior to our check in. However, when we complained to the front desk staff they did change our room and that one was much better. The location of the hotel is excellent especially if arriving by train as it is only a few minutes away. Please note that the entrance to the annex is down an alley which seems very common in Venice but it would be great if the hotel could add a light for guests to make it less daunting at night. Wifi was available but not very strong which was fine for us as we spent a lot of our time outside of the hotel. The entrance to the hotel (main and annex) is only accessible via stairs so definitely avoid if you use a wheelchair or stroller. One big ask for the hotel would be to provide a sign that allows guests to opt out of daily cleaning by housekeeping. We were very surprised to find our room cleaned when we returned after the first night and our stuff had been moved (nothing was taken) but this is a service that we usually prefer to be optional.

Our stay was alright. The first room we were given was not the room we thought we had paid for, the beds were camp beds, it didn't seem very clean and there were dead mosquitoes all over the walls (and alive ones flying about). We spoke to the desk clerk and explained that we were not happy and he did offer us a different room. We took the second option but it still wasn't what we had paid for. There was a sink in the room and it was much cleaner, the bed was a sturdy structure (though was 2 single mattresses on a double frame). There was a sink in the room and the two bathrooms were shared between the three annex rooms. The area surrounding was great very central and right near the train and bus station, plus lots of restaurants and shops, we were just very disappointed at the room quality. WiFi was available but seemed to stop working if too many people were using at the same time. On the plus side, it did make us spend most of our time out of the hotel and exploring the city!