Hotels in Marghera with Swimming Pools

This hotel could easily get five stars from us. Good location. There is a bus line, line 6, which is located close to the hotel and which runs every 20 minutes,which takes you from the hotel and brings you back for 20min. The price of the stay is significantly lower from the hotel prices in Venice. The hotel is also designed in a modern design and is new - as opposed to the Venetian style,for those of you that it matters. The rooms are spacious and pleasant overall, the soundproofing is excellent. The hotel is quiet. The breakfast is good and the breakfast staff provide excellent service, truly exceptional service. Especially Nicoletta, a constant smile, service given with joy, out of care - Nicoletta gets six stars. The service of the reception staff is also excellent, and in general the service of the staff is good. The cleanliness is good. Overall a good hotel. But what? If you need an extra pillow or blanket - none available. The children were given a double blanket and when we asked for another blanket they said it was not possible because there are currently no maids (we arrived around 10pm). The same goes for additional pillows that we asked for and did not receive throughout our stay (4 nights). The hotel has rooms that are connected by a door - so it is very suitable and convenient for families. We asked for one room with a double bed and one room with separate beds, when we arrived at night, we got two rooms with a double bed arrangement. There are no double beds in the hotel (at least we didn't get one) single beds are connected with a sheet, who cares. Likewise, the doors of the connected rooms - not only could they not be locked to allow parents privacy, they also could not be closed. They left them for us with the closing tab open - so it was impossible to close the doors. In addition, the bathroom in the master bedroom is really dangerous, there is no support for getting out of it - and getting out of it is challenging. Specifically in this bathroom - the emergency line does not work... if you have difficulty walking and moving - ask for a room with a shower, not a bathtub. I think a hotel needs very little effort - to become an excellent hotel. Greater attention to detail and a greater supply of blankets and pillows.

We stayed here on a recent visit to Venice and the location is good for bus to and from the ”island”. You have to walk across the station, under a subway and the hotel is a block away - about 7 min walk from bus stop. Staff at the hotel were very friendly and all spoke english well, hotel room was impeccably clean and they served a hearty breakfast. (The scrambled eggs were cold though, but there were also boiled eggs and plenty of other food to choose from.) (We had dinner at La Griglia, around the corner - delightful place too.)

The hotel is a bit on the old side, really needs a revamp! It is good value for money with the option to have a super breakfast at their sister hotel across the road at only €5 per person! Great location but the neighborhood is terrible which is a real shame. Don't follow Google maps from the station as it takes you through a very unsafe underpass... Drug addicts shooting up and strange people. Use the exit from below the platforms of the station, direction illoa I think it's called, then the hotel is about 2 minutes away. You can get a bus or tram to and from the centre of Mestre and also to Venice. Just ask the super helpful and lovely staff, they will put you in the right direction!

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Okay, so, let's start with the positive things (this will be quick) the location is excellent and the service was decent. now for the problems: I am not a fussy guy, I usually travel in hostels or even camping so I don't expect much, however, when you pay 80 euros for a night, you expect a level of confront and cleanness that you won't expect from an hostel and in here, this hotel fails miserably. The bed was terrible, very uncomfortable, the pillows were paper thin, the room was dimly lit (it has the ambient light of a funeral) and the walls stained and scratched, our window didn't close properly so all the noise outside would come inside. I've stayed in hostels where you would pay less 20 euros for a private room that was way better than this. As for the bathroom, it was clean (thank you gods) but very poorly designed, the shower was weird, it was like they wanted to make a bath tub but changed their minds half way through and it was prone to flood the bathroom. The toilet was to close to the sink and if you wanted to sit on it you needed to sit kind of sideways because there was no leg room at least for me (I am a tall person). There was also an ant infestation in our room. Finally, the breakfast, it was simple, they advertise it as continental breakfast but there wasn't even cheese or cold meats available, just bread and sweets to out on it, not that bad, but once again, I've stayed in places where I would pay less than a quarter of what I payed here with much better options. Mind you, those places were in the Netherlands and other European capitals, so the excuse of paying 80 euros because Venice is expensive is no good. Bottom line is, avoid this place like the plague, for the money they charge you I am sure you can find much better. Oh, one last thing, there was a safe in our room, bit there was no door, speaking of doors, ours was dented as if someone punched it several times for some reason.

Un lugar perfecto para aloj**** cuando se visita Venecia. Es un hotel sencillo, limpio, con desayuno incluido sencillo y variado y el personal amable y atento. Justo al lado hay una parada de autobús que te lleva a Venecia en la línea 6L o 66 y tarda unos 10 minutos en llegar a la plaza Roma. Estos buses pasan cada poco tiempo. También hay un autobús nocturno. Aloj**** fuera de Venecia es una alternativa fácil y más económica y este hotel es perfecto para ello.

Hotel location is a bit biased, the first day at 9:30 to mestre, looking for a long time to find orz; it is recommended to take the bus 6 or 6L to lavelli or S.Antonio, find a church, go straight to see the hotel. The grandfather at the front desk had a very good service attitude. Although he did not speak English very much, he tried very hard to let us understand the nearby traffic and places to buy tickets. The room is very clean - but the shower gel and shampoo are together... no slippers, the disposable cup for brushing is easy to break, and will not help you change... wifi is very fast and the environment is quiet. But Venice at the end of September is very cold at night, so it is best to sleep in this hotel with long sleeves, because it only provides one sheet... freezing dead! Overall it is good.

A lovely gem of a hotel. Loved staying here and would not hesitate to return. Lovely big ceilings, sparkling clean rooms & bathrooms and a filling breakfast. We were checked in by the nicest gentleman who spoke excellent English but was prepared to talk to me in my pathetic Italiano. The rooms have a kettle, teas, coffee and biscuits etc. A mere 4 minute max walk to station if you are walking slowly. The trains to Venice are very frequent and cost less than €2.00 Big tip: when you come to the hotel by train you will come into Mestre station. whatever you do, don’t go up the stairs to exit rather follow the signs towards “Ulloa”. We went out the upstairs exit and got really lost. We crossed over but That side of the train tracks is to be absolutely avoided! So when you arrive at the station stay down below. Once you come up the ramp to the street the hotel is on your left hand side around 150 metres. If that gate is shut then turn left at the corner and you will have the front of the hotel on your left just a few metres away.

The hotel is a very good choice for visiting Venice if you don't want to pay a pasture by staying on the same island. The hotel staff is very pleasant in the reception and breakfast where there is always a blonde woman who smiles every hour, it is good to take care of you like that. The bus stop is three minutes walking. And in fifteen or less you are on the Rome square of Venice.

With a stay at Hotel Amba Alagi in Mestre (Marghera), you'll be within a 15-minute drive of Port of Venice and Piazzale Roma. This hotel is 0.8 mi (1.3 km) from Porto Marghera and 6.5 mi (10.5 km) from Grand Canal.Be sure to enjoy recreational amenities including a sauna and bicycles to rent. Additional features at this hotel include complimentary wireless internet access, a television in a common area, and a vending machine.Featured amenities include luggage storage, a safe deposit box at the front desk, and microwave in a common area. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 14 air-conditioned rooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and digital programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms have showers and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, as well as desks and electric kettles.