Generator Venice

location near centre of venice, but still nice and quiet good value for money

no window covers/netting to keep mosquitos out, which you'll quickly find invading your room the moment you dare open a window, ended up covered in bites and unable to sleep comfortably; AC is controlled by reception and will be turned off even at temperatures of 25°C, despite asking for it to be turned back on, in a dorm with 10-12 people breathing away the air you'll inevitably end up with very uncomfortably warm, musty air after a brief period of time bathrooms were very sparse (two shower stalls and two toilets for an entire floor of dorm rooms sleeping 10+ people each) and often not clean, lights tended to turn off suddenly while showering It's generator so don't expect too much I guess

Great location at an affordable price

Breakfast service a bit slow

I stayed in a 16 bed room, but it was still very comfortable. There were no curtains on the beds, but they had solid backs and sides so you didn't feel like there was that many other people and it helped cut down the noise. Each bed had a light and outlet. There was a locker room downstairs that you could pay to store your luggage in. I did this after checkout and it was pretty easy and worked well. The front desk was always staffed and it was very easy to talk to them and ask questions if needed. I also liked the water fountain downstairs. The hostel was not on the main island, but it was really close to a ferry stop with two lines that frequently came, so it was easy to get around.

This isn't really a negative, since it did work just fine, but the lockers were sliding containers under the bed. I was able to shove my carry on and backpack in, but the low height and flap opening only half the depth made it a bit awkward. Because it pulled out under half the bed I couldn't get down the ladder when the other person had theirs out. I think it would have been better for the bottom bunk to have the locker not directly under the ladder to prevent this issue. The restrooms were gender segregated. This wouldn't have been a problem for most people, but as a nonbinary person it meant that I wasn't really able to use the restroom or shower. I quickly ran in when I had to, but it made me very uncomfortable and I wasn't able to shower at all. I think there was a disabled toilet downstairs that I might have been able to use, but I didn't ask.

I loved the place and location with it‘s unique view on Venice and Redentore church. The staff was very friendly and always helpfull.

13 beds in One room. Only to toiletts and Two shower per gender on each floor. Not enough for the amount of People per floor. The shower are very Small and narrow. No real Place to Store cloth and towels when taking a shower. Toiletts Not very clean. Always a wet floor. Only One sink to wash hands or teeth.