Just what we wanted, we went for the deluxe room, and it was massive. Huge double bed nice and firm. The whole hotel was very clean. Maid service really good. Toilets in Italy can be a little iffy, but all good in that area. The no2 bus to venice stopped literally just outside, although always crowded, not a long journey at all, and run after midnight. You have the option of a train too if you prefer but can be confusing. Get yourselves a night cap at the hotel bar next door and take it to your room. Express airport 20 min service stops 100m away, so really good too, just make sure you get the ticket for train station not the 'city'.

Breakfast wasn't included in our deal, we got it once on the first day, wasn't expensive but pretty basic buffet style, much preferred the pavement cafes in venice. We got a 3 day transport pass ( bus and water buses) which turned out to be the best way of travelling for us, really easy tap on system. Tried the train a couple of times, pretty cheap, but found it really confusing, you have to buy a ticket for a particular time, if you leave it too late you can miss that train trying to find the right platform. Crowds can make buying a ticket a little stressful. We had a quick wander around the hotel, but local bars weren't for us, the hotel bar/restaurant was great, found ourselves going for a quick drink and sometimes a snack everyday,

The breakfast was nice and the room's size was great. No noise in the night even near to the railway station. Pretty convenient to move in and out from venice island by railway. They offer a luggage keeping option for free pretty convenient to take the most of your time (and they offer an early check in on the entrance day free of cost as the room was already prepared).

The air conditioning was running on the winter mode which means no cooling while the room was at 26°C at night. We told to the reception and the only option they gave us was to open the window (unconfortable anyways due noise, light, mosquitos, etc). The bath was oldstyled but still ok (a bit too high to go in and out).

Hotel Plaza is very well located if you're looking for something not so expensive and easy to get in and out from Venezia. Landing from VCE you can take the ATVO Express bus, which drops you no more than 3 minutes from the Hotel. It's a bit expensive but it's worth. Takes around 20 minutes and costs 10 euros per person per direction. If you buy online, you can also schedule departure and return which saves you some euros. Don't waste you time by getting to Venezia by trams or buses. Regional trains leave the Mestre station almost every 10 minutes, which is in front of the hotel, you really just need to cross the street, for 1.45 euros per person each direction and takes around 10 minutes to get to Venezia. The hotel also has good restaurant, which was our pick for the first night since we were pretty tired. They didn't mention here in Booking, but while there might not be an electrical kettle in your room, you can request hot water in that same restaurant from 6AM to midnight. You also have a supermarket 5 minutes walking from it which has a lot of options too. All the short interactions we had with the staff were always courteous, in well spoken English or Italian. One thing worth mentioning, but I'll not mention as a con, because I also didn't pursuit to change it, but the pillows were really hard. The bed itself was comfortable, but the pillow was like sleeping on a tree's trunk. I could/should ask for something softer, but after 6 hours of taking pictures and enjoying Venice, a good part of my body lacked skills to communicate and I just wanted to sleep, which I succeeded too. The breakfast is good. Nothing special, but nothing wrong with it at all. You get pancakes from a machine, croissants, cake and some hot food as well as coffee (duh!) and juices.

The area looks a bit unsafe, but it's a busy train station, you would expect that, which also leads to a bit busy and noise environment, specially the units facing the station. The trains themselves are not the problem at all, but people talk outside the station until late and it's also an important bus station filled street, lots of bus sound through the night. The lack of an electrical kettle or some coffee machine is a bit annoying. The shower layout is a bit weird. It's made like a corridor, within the bathroom of course, but too far from the lights from the ceiling. Having no source of light in the shower was a bit uncomfortable.

Loved location, across from train station. Paula at front desk was excellent, breakfast was superb, also gentleman at front desk helped us. Big room with big bathroom with all amenities. TV channels excellent with quite a few English language news stations. Bedding textiles excellent.

Carpet in 8th floor hall and room dated, did not have ac turned on - unavailable. The weather was cool but room very warm and stuffy on entering and only solution to open windows. Not screened so bugs started to come in so had to close. We did not see any coffee or tea available in room so bought coffee from their restaurant. Just prior to our checkout we checked all cabinets for our possessions and found an electric hot water pot and coffee, tea and cups sitting inside one cabinet. The previous reviews by others caused concern and some apprehension. It seems this old building like any other regional building is challenging to maintain. But on a final note. It was a great stay for us.

The room was the perfect size for a family of four, with two large double beds and ample space for luggage and movement. The bathroom was also spacious, featuring a generously sized shower and a separate toilet/bidet area. The lighting in both the bedroom and bathroom was well thought out. The minibar fridge was very quiet, much like the air conditioning. The entrance area was inviting, with seating and beautiful designer lamps and furniture, possibly original pieces from the 70s. Although we didn’t opt for the hotel breakfast, we had a light breakfast at the cafe connected to the hotel. Everything was fresh and delicious. The hotel entrance is directly across from the train station, making it incredibly easy to hop on a train to Venice. While the hotel doesn't have its own parking, they offer discounts for parking at a lot just behind the hotel.

The cushion was too low and firm for my preference. The room has double glazed windows but you can still hear a little bit the noise from people in the street

Very comfortable bed. We were at the end of a lengthy trip (Indiana to Charlotte to London to Venice) of about 30 hours, so we were zombies when we got to the hotel, so that bed was important. We ate breakfast in the hotel (standard European cold meat and cheese, etc. which was okay.

The shower head was fixed height. I'm 6'-2", and it hit me in mid-chest. It had a rain head, but that's just not the same for me. I was surprised they didn't use the slide bar to adjust the wall shower head height. It made shampooing difficult.

Pet friendly, Best Location, Big room

No hot water kettle

convenient location, with the train station just across the street, and many restaurants with good flavor and reasonable price within walking distance. Good breakfast options, too.

The broucher at the front desk about day-trip or event booking is not very helpful. When I saw that booking a night concert marked as "contact the front desk", and I asked the front desk. It seems that the front desk doesn't have much clue, either, and asked me to call the church to find out if they have any on the schedule, and contact the church to buy the ticket.

The room is very big, the biggest room of all my 6 bookings in Italy. Clean and comfortable. The location is very convenient, just a short walk from rental car parking, which means I need not to drag my luggage for long distance after returning the car. It's also just opposite of Mestre station. Breakfast was good with many varieties. A very good value for money.

Being very close to the train station, there were people, probably drunkards, making huge noise on the street in the middle of the night for at least 45mins which our sleeps were disturbed. Not the fault of hotel, but it's the problem of the surroundings.

Location was fantastic . Mestre itself is very close to venice railway station St Luccia . Hotel is located right in front of train station and Bus stand hence very easy to travel around Italy by road or by train if one so desires. Room was spacious and bathroom clean. In house Breakfast was sumptuous and good quality . It was bit like a retro style Hotel which matched with the Rustic era of venetian lifestyle with earthy tones and natural texture used in the decor with simplistic touch wherein a few modern gadgets have been pushed in to provide the comfort of contemporary lifestyle .The staff was very courteous and helpful and they spoke english.. The in house restaurant was great.

There was no tea/coffee machine in the room. No iron board and iron ( one has to ask for the same at the reception and it will be provided on demand) Though it was mandatory by decree of Government there was an exit tax on and above the Room rate which is levied at the time of Check out. The main entrance door opened outside hence it is better to wait a few seconds before entering .