Casa Sant'Andrea

I stayed at Casa Sant'Andrea a day after it reopened after C-19 restrictions. I arrived early to leave my bag but the receptionist was really welcoming and kindly allowed me to check in early. The accommodation is in a really convenient location as it is near the main bus and train station although I did need to use 'Google Maps' to find it the first time! Casa Sant'Andrea's location means that 'getting home' after a day exploring the twisting alleys of Venice is really easy. There is a boat stop just outside Casa Sant'Andrea but for a greater choice of boats it is just a few minutes walk to the Grand Canal where you can get a boat to anywhere you want (perhaps with one change). It is definitely worth getting a travel card which can be purchased from the information office adjacent to the bus station. The room I stayed in was simple (as is described by Casa Sant'Andrea's website) with a large ensuite. My room overlooked the canal which was lovely. 24hr access is possible. The breakfast buffet is plentiful with a choice of cereal, yogurt, croissants, meat/cheese, bread roll, hot drink & juice drink. Due to C-19 restrictions the buffet was served rather than 'help yourself' which was fine. I stayed for three nights and would recommend Casa Sant'Andrea to anyone not looking for a 'posh' hotel.

Nice little hotel, very convenient and quiet location. The hotel is not the most comfortable - old beds and mattresses, shared bathroom in our case, small room. But it was all very decent and given the price we paid, it was good value for money, so I would recommend for a short stay conveniently close to the transportation.

This hotel is perfectly situated for arrival by plane, train or bus. It is 2 minutes from the PeopleMover which goes to longer distance bus stops, and a quick walk on the bridge over the canal to the train station. Buses from the airport end at the local bus stop 4 minutes away. The canal boats have 2 stops right outside the door. For me it was super convenient. The room was very clean and the bathroom with shower looked new. Breakfast came with the room and served yogurt, cereal, boiled eggs, a ham and cheese tray, orange juice and various pastries. Also a coffee machine with choices of espresso drinks and other hot beverage choices. There was an elevator for luggage. A little grocery 3 minutes walk. Staff was very pleasant. I found it to be ideal for my needs.

We stayed just the one night and thought the location was perfect (walking distance to train station) and a ferry out the front of the property (which doesn’t get big lines if any!). The room was nice, big, and clean. Staff were very helpful and let us leave bags in a locked storage room before check in. We didn’t have breakfast as had to leave early so cannot comment. Would stay again next time in Venice!

very good experience! close to everywhere! close to the station! nice staff!

This lodging was adequate. Room 211 was quiet and definitely clean, but spartan: white walls, no decoration, no view, no comfy chair, a minimally comfortable bed, and so-so air conditioning. Bathroom was large. Wifi worked well. The elevator was too slow to use regularly, but allowed us to get luggage up two floors when we arrived, and back down 3 days later. Breakfast was OK: coffee, a couple kinds of sweet cake/rolls, croissants, crackers, jams, sliced ham and cheese, hard boiled eggs, coffee. We chose Casa Sant'Andrea for the location (close to the bus and train stations, to the people-mover from the cruise ship terminal to Pizarralle Roma, and right in front of the P. Roma vaporetto stop) and it was as convenient as we expected. The front desk staff spoke English well and did a nice job advising us on which vaporetto routes to use, which bus to take to the airport, and walking routes to places they suggested we visit. In short, we were disappointed that In such a charming and romantic city, we had chosen such a spartan location. Next time we'd chose a more expensive but more memorable room.

Location, location, location. The place was not fancy but the location was great. One complain is the elevator very slow and small. It is used for luggage. I did not remember if it was big enough for a wheelchair. You can take your luggage to the cruise. You do not even have to use the People Mover. It’s a waste of money when you used the People Mover. At the corner is a grocery store. The vaporetta is right around the corner. You can take the Express bus ATVO from the Marco Polo airport to the Piazza Roma and the hotel is about a block from there. We got the 3-day vaporetta and bus ticket for 40 Euros. We use the tickets to go to Murano, Burano, and around Venice. For young adults (under 29), the 3-day ticket costs 28 Euros. The Burano Island (specialty in laces) is beautiful with canals and colorful houses. It is more quiet than Venice. Overall, we had a great stay in Venice.

My husband and I were very happy with this hotel. Clean, great price and 24 hour front desk friendly staff. It does have a shared bathroom per floor but we never even saw anyone on our floor so it felt as if it was just ours during our stay. Walking distance from cruise terminal, very close to main bridge and water taxi service and was located in a super easy to get to (and find) location versus some of the other hotels inside the maze like streets of Venice.

It is room is very clean, service is excellent. Also it is good location. The ferry is right in the front of the hotel.