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Our top choices for Venetian Riviera hostels

1. Anda Venice Hostel

Mestre

John

includes taxes & fees

6 Oct - 7 Oct

2. a&o Hostel Venezia Mestre

Mestre

Deepak

includes taxes & fees

19 Oct - 20 Oct

3. CX Venice Mestre

Mestre

David

includes taxes & fees

19 Oct - 20 Oct

4. Nomad Hostel

Treviso

Uliana

includes taxes & fees

1 Oct - 2 Oct

5. Hostel Martin

Staro Mesto

includes taxes & fees

20 Sept - 21 Sept

6. Hotello Hostel

Trieste City Centre

Piotr

includes taxes & fees

18 Oct - 19 Oct

7. Barcolana Lodge

Trieste City Centre

8. Aria di Sale Hostel

Roiano-Gretta-Barcola-Cologna-Scorcola

includes taxes & fees

21 Sept - 22 Sept

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Top Venetian Riviera Hotel Reviews

Ca' del Moro

8/10 Good

"Room was very clean and very basic. Breakfast was great. Pool was great but closed half way through my stay. Restaurant was nice."

Riva Palace Hotel

8/10 Good

"This is my go-to hotel in Grado. It is modern and clean and more comparable to international hotel standards than most hotels. It's walking distance to the old town. If you get a room on the side of the laguna, you have kind of a cute view of Italian boats. There are a few things I wish the hotel did differently. The AC could go a little bit lower as in some rooms, it doesn't quite get the job done (although it is OK, especially for an Italian hotel). I with the hotel had a pool. Or at least, I wish the hotel had more shaded seating on the roof-top terrasse. Without any sun protection, it is just too hot to sit up there, which pretty much nullifies that they even have that. And I am just not going to use the small indoor pool. I guess perhaps that makes more sense in the winter, but I have only visited in the summer. I like the breakfast they offer. The staff has always been great. And when in Italy, you generally have the problem that the hotel standard isn't close to international hotel standards. I like visiting Grado for a few days, as the old town is just incredible. But for the longest time, not having an adequate hotel was a downer to me, especially compared to many of the international locations I go to. But this hotel has become my favorite. It's obviously not a 5-star experience, but it isn't claiming to be. And the price is more than fair. I'd recommend it, unless you expect a pool."

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