Combo Venezia occupies a former monastery on Campo dei Gesuiti in Cannaregio, near the Fondamenta Nove waterfront, a roughly 15-minute walk from the Rialto Bridge or a short vaporetto ride to San Marco and the northern lagoon islands. The building retains a monastic scale and quiet cloister-like courtyard, contrasting with a contemporary hostel design inside that includes a lively bar and common lounge areas geared toward younger, social travelers. Accommodation spans Mixed and Female Dorms alongside Private Double and Private Twin rooms, some of which overlook a side canal, giving budget travelers a genuine water view rarely available at this price point in Venice. The property has a bar serving drinks and light food through the evening, along with a common lounge for socializing, though there is no full restaurant, spa, or pool. Its Cannaregio location near Fondamenta Nove makes it a practical base for day trips to Murano and Burano, in addition to central Venice sightseeing. Service is casual and social, with staff running regular events and a busy front desk oriented toward independent travelers, backpackers, and groups looking for an affordable, well-located base in a quieter part of the city.
| Price | $ |
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| Address | Campo dei Gesuiti, Cannaregio, 4878, 30121 Venezia |
Room types
- Mixed Dorm
- Female Dorm
- Private Double
- Private Twin
Amenities
- Canal view rooms
- Dorm and private rooms
- Wi-Fi
- Bar
- Common lounge
Location
Campo dei Gesuiti, Cannaregio, 4878, 30121 Venezia
45.4438, 12.3370 View on map
Highlights
- Former monastery with a quiet cloister-like courtyard in Cannaregio
- Some private rooms and dorms with canal views, rare for a hostel-priced property
- On-site bar and common lounge with a social atmosphere
- Near Fondamenta Nove for day trips to Murano and Burano
Tips for visiting
- Book a canal-view private room if available, an unusual perk for a hostel-priced stay in Venice
- Use the nearby Fondamenta Nove vaporetto stop for day trips to Murano and Burano
- Check the events calendar at the bar, as it is a social hub for guests in the evenings
Accessibility
Venice has no roads, so every property is reached by water or on foot over stepped bridges, and cobbled calli make wheelchair access difficult in general. The hostel-hotel occupies a converted building on Campo dei Gesuiti in Cannaregio, with nearby bridges that have steps. Guests with mobility needs should confirm lift and accessible room availability directly with the property.