A hostel with a prime location in Mestre
Our hostel is smack bang near Mestre Train Station
We have it all. Yes. Vibes, looks, cool rates and even the location.
Let’s go straight to the point: 200 metres from Mestre train station (with Flixbus and Airports shuttle stops just around the corner), a 10-min train/bus ride to Venice island for back and forth trips.
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How to get here
From Mestre Train Station
Walking (5 minutes): take the underground tunnel (direction Mestre) and exit the train station. You will find yourself in front of Venice Mestre main entrance. Take “Via Piave”: it’s the very first street you see right in front of you. Walk straight down Via Piave for 70 metres and take the 1st street on your right, Via Ortigara. You will see a building with an 8-floor graffiti on the main façade. That’s Anda Venice, you’ve arrived! Our building number is 10.
From Venice Marco Polo Airport
- By public ATVO bus (20/30 minutes, depending on traffic): get off at Mestre Train Station. Walk down Viale Stazione up to Via Piave. Turn into Via Piave, walk straight down for 70 metres, and take the 1st street on your right, Via Ortigara. You will see a building with an 8-floor graffiti on the main façade. That’s Anda Venice, you’ve arrived! Our building number is 10
- By public ACTV bus no. 15 (20/30 minutes, depending on traffic): get off at Mestre Train Station. Look for Via Piave: it’s the very first street you see right in front the train station. Take Via Piave, walk straight down for 70 metres, and take the 1st street on your right, Via Ortigara. You will see a building with an 8-floor graffiti on the main façade. That’s Anda Venice, you’ve arrived! Our building no. is 10.
From Treviso Canova Airport
- By public ATVO bus (40/65 minutes on local roads, depending on traffic): get off at Mestre Train Station. Walk down Viale Stazione up to Via Piave. Turn into Via Piave, walk straight down for 70 metres, and take the 1st street on your right, Via Ortigara. You will see a building with an 8-floor graffiti on the main façade. That’s Anda Venice, you’ve arrived! Our building number is 10.
- By private BARZI bus (40 minutes on the highway, depending on traffic): get off at Mestre Train Station. Walk down Viale Stazione up to Via Piave. Turn into Via Piave, walk straight down for 70 metres, and take the 1st street on your right, Via Ortigara. You will see a building with an 8-floor graffiti on the main façade. That’s Anda Venice, you’ve arrived! Our building number is 10.
From Tronchetto
Get the People Mover (it’s a suspended rail train which takes you from Tronchetto to Piazzale Roma (bus terminal in roughly 2 minutes). There are only 2 stops, yours is the last one, “Piazzale Roma”. Once in Piazzale Roma get the ACTV bus no. 2 (direction Mestre): get off at Mestre Train Station and follow our walking directions “From Mestre Train Station”. Travelling from Anda to Tronchetto? The directions are the same, just the way around?
Arriving by car?
Take the highway exit “Mestre” and follow the directions to Venice Mestre Train Station. Once you reach Venice Mestre train station, turn into “Via Piave”, drive down Via Piave for 70 metres and take the 1st street on the right, Via Ortigara. You will see a building with an 8-floor graffiti on the main façade. That’s Anda Venice, you’ve arrived! Our building number is 10.
How to get to...
Venice Downtown
Anda is located 10 minutes by bus/train to the island. Buses are available 24/24 (every 10 minutes up 1 am, every 30 minutes after 1pm). Trains are available every 10 minutes up to midnight.
Tickets: Bus €1.50, Train €1.30.
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