Hotel

Hotel Sirio Venice is located in the heart of Mestre, a district of Venice, just a few kilometers from St. Mark's Square. Its location offers excellent access to public transportation, including buses and train stations, as well as quick access to the Venice Vaporetto (waterbus) tours. Restaurants, shops, and cultural attractions are all within easy reach.

The hotel's modern rooms feature amenities such as air conditioning, Wi-Fi, a TV, and a minibar. Some rooms also include desks and seating areas. The hotel offers a breakfast room, a bar, an elevator, and a 24-hour reception.

The hotel also provides easy access to leisure and cultural activities in Mestre and Venice. Attractions such as the Ponte della Libertà (Liberty Bridge), the Grand Canal, and various museums are all within easy reach. Shopping and dining options are also within walking distance.

###Groupon Guide: Venice

The beauty, magic, and history of the lagoon city can be explored on a discovery tour among its 118 small islands, 400 bridges, and 177 canals. Take the waterbus (vaporetto) to St. Mark's Square, and Piazzale Roma is just a ten-minute walk from the hotel. From here, you can also catch a shuttle bus to the airport. The Ponte della Costituzione (Constitution Bridge), designed by the Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava, is the fourth pedestrian bridge to span the Grand Canal in Venice. From Piazzale Roma, you can cross the bridge to Santa Lucia train station. This unique island city on the Italian Adriatic coast is full of postcard-perfect scenes that impress countless tourists from all over the world every year. First and foremost are Venice's iconic landmarks: the magnificent Rialto Bridge, spanning one of the world's most unusual thoroughfares, the Grand Canal, and the famous St. Mark's Square with the grandiose Basilica of St. Mark. Art lovers will be delighted by the many impressive buildings, such as St. Mark's Basilica with its 98-meter-high bell tower, the Campanile, or the splendid Doge's Palace, which houses a remarkable collection of paintings and sculptures from the Italian Renaissance. And of course, no visit to Venice would be complete without strolling through charming alleyways, taking a gondola ride, and feeding the pigeons in the magnificent St. Mark's Square. Also worth a visit is the island of San Francesco del Deserto, located north of Venice, where St. Francis of Assisi once lived in a beautiful monastery.