[2025 Venice Hotels] Travel Guide for Anda Venice Hostel (Updated Sep)

It is more than a hostel, definitely like a hotel. large room, bathroom , toilet and basin! beautiful lobby and working station, chatting area, kitchen, washer and many more. location is good, near to bus stop and many nice food around the corner. #venice #hostel #europetrip #kittyineurope #staycation

Why I Chose This Hostel? I stayed one week at Anda Venice Hostel in Mestre 🏨 as a base to explore Venice and nearby cities 🌍. The location is super convenient — just three minutes from the bus stop and train station 🚉🚌. For only €1.50, you can take a bus or train to Piazza de Roma in Venice 🏛️ in about 10 minutes. Day Trips from Anda Venice Hostel: Venice: Only 10 minutes by train or bus 🚆 — perfect for day trips. Mantova & Ferrara: Easy day trips by train 🚆. Padua, Verona, Bologna: Also reachable for full-day excursions 🏰🍝. Travel Tip: If use FlixBus 🚌, book in advance can get better price, train tickets are always at the same price . Hostel Highlights: Affordable & Convenient: Perfect for budget travelers 💰. Common Areas: Amazing kitchen 🍳, outdoor garden 🌿, coffee spots ☕, vending machines 🥤, ATM 💳, and laundry 🧺. Clean & Safe: Quiet rooms 🛏️, card access with security 🔑🛡️. Work-Friendly: Space with computers 💻, desks 🖊️, and plugs 🔌 — great for digital nomads. Atmosphere: Daily evening events 🎉 in common areas, while rooms remain quiet 😌. Why I Recommend It: Anda Venice Hostel is ideal for budget-conscious travelers 💸 who want to explore Venice and nearby cities hands-free, without the hassle of carrying luggage all day 🎒🛤️. It’s safe, comfortable, and fully equipped for short or longer stays 🏨✨. P.S. Staying here made it so easy to enjoy Venice, Mantova, Ferrara, and other Northern Italy cities without worrying about logistics 🚆🌍! #MestreHostel #AndaVeniceHostel #VeniceBase #BudgetTravel #BackpackerFriendly #NorthernItalyTravel #DayTrips

📍 Itinerary Overview 1. Ride the Vaporetto Bus Line 2— it takes you to the scenic routes of Venice. It’s like riding a city tour cruise. 2. St. Mark’s Square ( Piazza San Marco)- go early. Beat the crowd. 3. St. Mark’s Basilica and the Campanile (Bell Tower) for panoramic views. 4. Doge’s Palace (Palazzo Ducale) 5. Bridge of Sighs 6.Rialto Bridge and Market 7. Gondola or Traghetto Ride 8. Explore the little alleys leading to bridges around Venice 🏠 Accommodation 1.Anda Venice Hostel 💡 Tips 1. Walk whenever possible- Venice is small, and many areas are only accessible on foot. 2.Vaporetto (water bus) – The cheapest and most practical way to get around on water. Buy a day pass if you’ll ride multiple times (much cheaper than single tickets). 3.Gondola rides – Romantic but pricey (€80+ for 30–40 minutes). There’s an alternative for this, if you want to have the iconic gondola experience. 4. Try Traghetto (Public Gondola Ferry) costs 2€ per person. It is very short—- around 1 to 5 minutes. Look for traghetto stops at: • Santa Sofia ↔ Pescheria (Rialto fish market) • San Tomà ↔ Sant’Angelo • Riva del Carbon ↔ Riva del Vin • Dogana, San Stefano, Ferrovia, Simeone, and others #venice #italy #historicallandmarks #localguides #familytrip

✨Hotel Highlights: Close to the station and bus stops. ♨️Amenities: pleasant veiw, convenient location, and nice surroundings. 🛁Room Environment: quiet and comfortable however not very clean! 🍽️Breakfast:not included although it is advertised as bed with breakfast included with the price. 🛎️Hotel Service: not bad 💗Guest Experience: over all good experience for one or two nights in Venice. You need to bring ur locks with you to avoid extra costs. #myitinerary #familytravel #thingstodo #staycation #italy #couplestrip #getgoing2025 #trip_app #travel #venice ##hotel #hostel