亚伦酒店 (Hotel Aaron)

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Hotel Aaron is not far from the station, making it a very convenient location. The staff was wonderful and allowed us to check in early since our room was ready ahead of time. They were very kind and welcoming throughout our stay. The room was also very nice, clean, and comfortable. We felt very safe and secure during our stay, which made our experience even more enjoyable. The hotel also offers breakfast for a small additional fee, which was a nice convenience and a great way to start the day. Overall, we had a wonderful stay and would recommend it to anyone looking to stay close to Venice!

Room was very clean, and staff were super helpful. Even waited till 2:30am to support us and let us in after our flight delay.

Great place to stay close to Venice. Mestre is also a beautiful small town to discover

Dark rooms Cool rooms Good water pressure Smells clean

We reserved this hotel last minute as we were leaving for Rome early and it was close to the train station. The staff was great but we were given a room in another building that was much older. The room was very spacious but old; the shower fixture fell off as did the lighting switch fixture. The beds and pillows were hard, so we did not really sleep well. On the positive side, there was a great ramen restaurant right nearby. Maybe with a bit of work, the room could be quite comfortable.

The hotel staff were all lovely. The breakfast selection was a little limited but sufficient however the room condition could be better. My ground floor room smells a little damp and I had to keep my ventilation on to try to get rid of the smell.

The staff is nice and the location is convenient.

Good location . Great price . Josephine the breakfast lady is complely amazing couldn't do more for us .

The staff it's the Best of the hotel, the parking it's perfect, breakfast verte good

⸻ The room was quite small and didn’t have a window — the only one was in the bathroom. The blanket looked extremely old, covered in lint, and felt unpleasant to the touch. There were no duvet covers, just a sheet wrapped around the blanket, which was uncomfortable and unhygienic. The room had a door leading outside to what was called a “terrace”, but in reality, it was a messy back area full of rubbish and parked bicycles. There were no tables or chairs, smoking wasn’t allowed, and anyone could easily look into or even walk up to the neighbours’ rooms, as all doors opened onto the same area. It didn’t feel safe or private. The neighbourhood also seemed quite rough — there was constant noise, shouting, and people outside at night. On the second morning, we were woken up by someone drilling into the bathroom shutters. Cleaning was poor: a long black hair was hanging from the shower head, and the magnifying mirror was rusty. The hairdryer was weak, there was only one chair for two people, and we got just one thin roll of toilet paper for three days. Breakfast wasn’t included, and to reach the room, you had to walk through the dining area. On the positive side, the room had very high ceilings with metal beams, plenty of wardrobe space, a working fridge, and a bidet. The reception staff were friendly and helpful.