Combo, Venezia

Combo is a great place to stay if you're visiting Venice on a budget. The rooms are like fancy student dorm rooms. Nice bathrooms, but clearly not planned to be a hotel. The restaurant and wine bar are good and guests get a discount. You can easily have breakfast, lunch, and dinner here for 2-3 days in a row and still enjoy every meal. Drinking a glass of wine in the courtyard is a vibe.

I wanted to review this place as not too many people have done so. Really liked it! My son and I had a loft and it was very comfortable for us. Extremely clean, good breakfast and such kind coffee shop staff. There is a laundry which worked terrific. The beds were very comfortable. Thank you everyone who worked there. The location is right by the ferry.

We lived this place. So much room- the largest accommodation we stayed in the entire of Central Europe! Friendly staff and very clean facility. It’s so close to everything and has a very cool vibe with lots of activity and breakout spaces. Our teens didn’t want to leave combo Venezia

There is much to write about. The architecture and design are excellent, with impressive proportions and contrasting finishes that blend raw and refined elements beautifully. The hotel boasts fabulous spaces, including a terrace, library and study room. Last but certainly not least, the personnel are exceptionally pleasant and accommodating.

Great mix of modern comfort and old-school charm (it’s an old monastery) located in a cool spot away from the busiest areas but still close enough to the attractions (if that’s your speed). The rooms are kind of basic but in a nice way however twin and double rooms could have a better layout for sure. There’s a bar, a restaurant and a chill courtyard.

The place to go if you ever need a working space in Venice. 8 euros for a beautiful open working space, 2 espressos, unlimited water and a snack. What a great deal. Sitting at the end of a large table, facing a beautiful courtyard. A few pigeons also walked in though and you may need to wait a bit to get served.

we stayed here two nights with our family. the building is impressive and the location is (fortunately) a bit off the beaten track. the rooms look nicely designed in the photos, but seem a bit uncomfy in reality. you don't really feel like spending much time in the room. we weren't particularly impressed by the breakfast either. the two coffee machines also make very bad coffee. i recommend having breakfast outside in one of the lovely bars in the area.

Why couldn’t all the toilets I needed to use until I got here be as clean as at this establishment? The prices were higher elsewhere, the staff was not nearly as competent and ready to help as here at Bacaro. We will not bother with disappointing Airbnbs but reserve a lovely room here next time. We highly recommend you do the same.

Combo is a great place to stay if you're visiting Venice on a budget. The rooms are like fancy student dorm rooms. Nice bathrooms, but clearly not planned to be a hotel. The restaurant and wine bar are good and guests get a discount. You can easily have breakfast, lunch, and dinner here for 2-3 days in a row and still enjoy every meal. Drinking a glass of wine in the courtyard is a vibe.

I wanted to review this place as not too many people have done so. Really liked it! My son and I had a loft and it was very comfortable for us. Extremely clean, good breakfast and such kind coffee shop staff. There is a laundry which worked terrific. The beds were very comfortable. Thank you everyone who worked there. The location is right by the ferry.

We lived this place. So much room- the largest accommodation we stayed in the entire of Central Europe! Friendly staff and very clean facility. It’s so close to everything and has a very cool vibe with lots of activity and breakout spaces. Our teens didn’t want to leave combo Venezia

There is much to write about. The architecture and design are excellent, with impressive proportions and contrasting finishes that blend raw and refined elements beautifully. The hotel boasts fabulous spaces, including a terrace, library and study room. Last but certainly not least, the personnel are exceptionally pleasant and accommodating.

Great mix of modern comfort and old-school charm (it’s an old monastery) located in a cool spot away from the busiest areas but still close enough to the attractions (if that’s your speed). The rooms are kind of basic but in a nice way however twin and double rooms could have a better layout for sure. There’s a bar, a restaurant and a chill courtyard.

The place to go if you ever need a working space in Venice. 8 euros for a beautiful open working space, 2 espressos, unlimited water and a snack. What a great deal. Sitting at the end of a large table, facing a beautiful courtyard. A few pigeons also walked in though and you may need to wait a bit to get served.

we stayed here two nights with our family. the building is impressive and the location is (fortunately) a bit off the beaten track. the rooms look nicely designed in the photos, but seem a bit uncomfy in reality. you don't really feel like spending much time in the room. we weren't particularly impressed by the breakfast either. the two coffee machines also make very bad coffee. i recommend having breakfast outside in one of the lovely bars in the area.

Why couldn’t all the toilets I needed to use until I got here be as clean as at this establishment? The prices were higher elsewhere, the staff was not nearly as competent and ready to help as here at Bacaro. We will not bother with disappointing Airbnbs but reserve a lovely room here next time. We highly recommend you do the same.