My family of five stayed in two rooms at this hotel in May 2026. Since accommodations in Venice are considerably more expensive, we chose this property because it offered a more affordable alternative while still being conveniently located near the train station. Easy access to rail transportation was one of the most important factors when selecting lodging. When we arrived, our rooms were not yet ready, but the front desk clerk allowed us to store our luggage in the dining area while we explored nearby restaurants. The surrounding neighborhood felt safe for walking during the day--(we did not stay out late so I can't comment on the atmosphere after dark). One drawback of the hotel is that it does not have an elevator. As a result, I had to carry our luggage up flights of stairs. When we entered our rooms, I noticed the windows had been left open, which I assume helps reduce air-conditioning costs when rooms are unoccupied. Fortunately, once we turned on the air conditioning, the rooms cooled down quickly. The rooms featured dated décor, and the bathrooms were quite small. However, everything was clean, which was important to us and contributed to a comfortable stay. I did find it annoying that a nearby rooftop restaurant/bar overlooked our room window. Because of this, I made sure to keep the shades closed, especially in the room where our daughters stayed. The rooftop restaurant also launched fireworks at approximately 10:30 p.m.