Hotels near Palazzo Savorgnan, Murano

This place is in Murano NOT Venice! i say that because i didnt know that when i booked. i was actually happy with the location but you should know. I think this place quality wise was great for it's location. it is not a 5 star hotel but it has many amenities, the rooms are spacious and clean. the water taxi is convenient. there is a bar downstairs open all day for coffee and through nighttime cocktails and you can sit outside. the main restaurant was disappointing. food was not that flavorful. But i would stay here again.

The most boring hotel, written more than 3 kilometers from the train station, but to sit for more than an hour. On a small island, there is no sign, it is very difficult to find, the room is very very small, just a bed, at the end. The service staff opened a ticket of 7 euros and said it was a local tax. There is no such tax in other hotels in Europe, and it feels slaughtered.

Extremely easy to get to from the airport, 1st stop on the Alilaguna and just 5 minutes easy walk (one bridge). It is also just steps from the Faro waterbus stop which takes you to the other islands. It was very nice to stay on the quiet island of Murano and travel to the other islands. Nice room, very good breakfast which included sliced ham and eggs for protein. Very friendly staff.

This hotel is quite unusual architecture, we loved all the different spaces. When you go into the reception area, look up beautiful Murano glass circles light up the area. Just a short walk from the vaporetto stop. The rooms are very nicely decorated, the beds are super comfortable. Very quiet. There’s a cool bar/ terrace overlooking the Laguna -we enjoyed cocktails there a couple of evenings. The drinks are pricey though. Would highly recommend staying on murano for a few nights, go visit in Burano and other islands nearby, what a magical treat. We had stayed on Venice island for a few days, so it was nice to get away from the crowds. The hotel arranged a wooden boat water taxi to the airport, which was the highlight of my fabulous stay in Venice.

This was our favourite place to stay when we visited Italy – it had everything. First off, the location – on Murano this was great. There’s a water bus to/from the airport, the station, to the main islands of Venice, Burano and St. Marks, so everywhere seems close. Murano itself is a lovely series of islands and most of it closes in the evening, so it’s quiet and free of tourists. The hotel has a lovely breakfast terrace on the lagoon, so you can see all the boats going by in the morning. The breakfast itself is good and great value for the price. We were able to contact the hotel through WhatsApp prior to arrival, so we knew exactly how to get there. On arrival we got a welcome drink, maps and some tips of what to do during our stay. The owner doesn’t speak much English, so most of our exchanges were short or they rely on Google Translate, which is fine. On the last day we thanked them properly through Google Translate and got big hugs. The room was great, comfy bed and windows kept out what little sound there was. A great place to end two weeks of travelling.

Thank you for helping us carry the luggage two boys, although the hotel does not have an elevator, but the staff is very friendly; and the breakfast the next day can be glorified is delicious. Check in remember to take your breakfast list. There will be hand-painted guidance. Very cute.

I have lived in Europe the best, most cost-effective Youth Hostel, 177 nights in a two-person room, hotel-level environment, will also provide you with bath towels, each bed has a charging plug, as well as tables, chairs and cabinets, also There are several people in the common kitchen. The entire hotel is large and full of the charm of old European architecture. It is a youth hostel that allows people to stay for another night.

We had a wonderful stay at hotel Heureka. It is an old building with high ceilings and other cool features carefully and beautifully renovated and decorated. It is in Canneraggio away from the hustle and bustle of central Venice. It is an oasis of peace and refinement. You have to walk a little further to get to the city center but there is a lovely restaurant district nearby. The best part was meeting the hotel and kitchen managers especially Marco and Beata. They were so attentive helpful and kind and their recommendations and tips made our trip. I highly recommend Heureka and hope to go back myself one day.