Hotels in Cannaregio

Hotels, B&Bs, and apartments in the sestiere Cannaregio neighborhood of Venice

On the price catgories
The rate categories below are ballpark figures, meant to give you an idea of how relatively expensive a hotel will be, not the actual rates you might get upon booking. Depending on the time of year—or if you decide on a fancier room—the price might be higher. In fact, given Venice's notoriously fluctuating room rates, the cost can as much as double in high season—triple during Carnevale. That said, there's also a chance you will find the room a tad cheaper. You can compare hotels in Cannaregio by using the list below, or scan the entire neighborhood on the ReidsItaly.com map of Venice.

This page will start with hotels, with the listings broken down into rough price ranges representing the price you can expect to pay for a double room in low season (see sidebar disclaimer on the right).

This is followed by lists of non-hotel options, such as B&Bs, rental apartments, residence hotels, and hostels.

I include all of these on a single page since I'm assuming you care more about relative price and location than some technical lodging classification.

Major sights in Cannaregio
I'd like a hotel near...
• The train station
• The Ca' d'Oro
• The Jewish Ghetto
• Rialto BridgeIf, however, you'd like to see all B&Bs, apartments, residence hotels, hostels/student housing, and campgrounds in Venice on a single page, you can do that, too, by clicking on those categories I just rattled off.

Within each price range, I've arranged the lodgings based on the average ratings (starting with the highest rated) as assigned by guests who've written reviews at my two favorite booking engines, Venere.com and Booking.com.

» Hotels in Cannaregio from Venere.com
» Hotels in Cannaregio from Booking.com