Venice: 5 cute and cozy hotels from our guide under $125

Hotel Ai Do Mori exterior
Hotel Ai Do Mori is a top cheapo pick in Venice. Photos: EuroCheapo and Booking.com

Before you hop into a gondola or climb aboard a Vaporetto (ferry) to float down the canal in Venice, you’ll need to drop off your bags at the hotel.

We’ve put together a list of cute and cozy stays in the city that won’t break the bank. With your leftover euros, you can spend more on eating delicious Italian food, strolling through museums and down ancient alleys, and shopping for famous Venetian glass — while still affording a comfortable place to rest your head at night.

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5 Cute and cozy hotels in Venice

Not only do these budget hotels in Venice offer a charming atmosphere, they all have high user ratings, so you can rest easy that the service will be friendly and welcoming.

Hotel Ai Do Mori

Address: Calle Larga 658
Neighborhood: San Marco
User rating: 8.5
Doubles starting at $95

Friendly management, clean rooms and a location across from St. Mark’s Square make the Hotel Ai Do Mori a great cheapo pick. Rooms have wood-beamed ceilings along with TVs, free Wi-Fi and air conditioning. There’s a wonderful little terrace with a view of St. Mark’s tower. While there is no breakfast available, guests have an excuse to start exploring the city early to find their morning meals. Read our full review here.

It’s easy to fall for the cute rooms at Albergo Doni.

Albergo Doni

Address: Calle Del Vin 4656 San Zaccaria
Neighborhood: Castello
User rating: 8.1
Doubles starting at $95

Albergo Doni offers affordable rooms with lovely canal or garden views in a fantastic location. If you’re looking for real European charm, you’ll love the rooms that feature antiques and Venetian wall art. Amenities are simple: Along with an included breakfast, guests can enjoy free Wi-Fi in the common space, but TVs and phones won’t be found here. Read more about Albergo Doni here.

Stay right on a beautiful pedestrian street when you check into Albergo Casa Peron.

Albergo Casa Peron

Address: Santa Croce 85 – Salizzada San Pantalon
Neighborhood: Santa Croce
User rating: 8.1
Doubles starting at $99

Nestled on a popular pedestrian shopping street, Albergo Casa Peron offers one-star rooms with simple, old-world style. We love the rooms with cozy private balconies overlooking the garden, and while each room has a private shower, Cheapos can save even more money by booking a room with shared toilets. Learn more about the hotel here.

The entrance of Hotel Dalla Mora is just steps from the canal!

Hotel Dalla Mora

Address: Salizada San Pantalon, 42 – Santa Croce
Neighborhood: Santa Croce
User rating: 8.5
Doubles starting at $111

With canal views in nearly every room and a traditional Italian breakfast included in the price, the Hotel Dalla Mora is hard to beat. Super friendly owners and pristine rooms (with private or shared bathrooms) just add to the appeal. A shared canal-side terrace gives visitors a space for solitude or newfound friendships. Read the full review of Hotel Dalla Mora here.

We always love stepping into the lovely confines of Pensione Guerrato.

Pensione Guerrato

Address: San Polo 240/A
Neighborhood: San Polo
User rating: 8.6
Doubles starting at $124

Pensione Guerrato is packed full of character with a helpful staff at the helm. The building dates back to the 1200s, and we love the “kitschy” décor with a mixture of antiques and unique knickknacks. There’s also air conditioning, an included breakfast buffet, and spacious bathrooms. For Cheapos that don’t mind a little splurge, it’s well worth it! Read the full review and book a room here.

Venice has plenty more hotels for budget travelers. Check out our full list of recommended hotels in the city.

About the author

Paige Bennett

Paige is a Los Angeles-based freelance writer. In addition to EuroCheapo, Paige writes for Insider, HomeAdvisor, Thrillist, EcoWatch, Eat This, Not That!, and more. When she isn’t working, she loves to explore the city, cook delicious vegetarian meals and practice yoga.

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