Apogia Sirio Mestre

💰 Great for a good value stay
🚆 Within easy reach of Venice by public transport
🚌 Just 100–110m from the nearest bus stop
🏙️ Walkable to Piazza Ferretto and Mestre’s historic centre
🌍 Certified sustainable hotel
📶 Free Wi-Fi throughout

Official rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Board options: Bed and Breakfast

Child policy: Children generally welcome (guide age up to 12 years on selected room types).
Rooms: 122 | Lift: Yes

Apogia Sirio Mestre is set in Mestre, the mainland gateway to Venice. You’re close to the town’s pedestrianised historic centre, Piazza Ferretto, lined with cafés, gelaterias and trattorie, and within easy reach of the contemporary M9 Museum.

Regular buses and trams from the nearby stop whisk you across the causeway to Venice in around 15–20 minutes, so you can spend your days in St Mark’s Square and on the Grand Canal, then retreat to a quieter, better-value base in the evening. Venice Mestre rail station is also within easy reach for day trips further into Veneto.

• Nearest bus stop (services to Venice): approx. 100–110m
• Piazza Ferretto (Mestre’s main square): approx. 700m
• M9 Museum: approx. 850m
• Mestre rail station: approx. 1.9km
• St Mark’s Square (Venice): approx. 12.3km

Approx. transfer time from airport: 20–30 minutes from Venice Marco Polo Airport (VCE), depending on traffic.

Venice Mainland, Venice, Italy

Kick-start your day with a continental-style breakfast, typically featuring a mix of pastries, cold cuts, cheeses, yoghurts, cereals and hot drinks — ideal fuel before heading into Venice. As the hotel is offered on a Bed & Breakfast basis, you’re free to seek out bacari wine bars and neighbourhood trattorie in Mestre or the historic city for lunch and dinner.

On-site you can expect a cosy bar and lounge area for an evening aperitivo or nightcap after a day wandering Venice’s calli. Opening times and offerings can vary seasonally, so check the latest details at reception. What All Inclusive typically includes.

Apogia Sirio Mestre does not have a swimming pool — typical for compact city hotels focused on sightseeing rather than resort-style facilities. Lidos and lagoon-side promenades in Venice and the surrounding area are easy to reach by public transport if you fancy a waterside stroll or a day trip to the Adriatic coast in summer.

This is a straightforward urban base with facilities designed around comfort and convenience rather than extensive leisure amenities. Expect:

• 24-hour reception and concierge-style assistance
• Lift access to all main floors
• Lobby and lounge seating areas
• Wi-Fi access for planning your Venice days

For fitness, spas and wellness, you’ll find options across Mestre and Venice proper — from hotel day spas to historic bathhouses — easily reachable by public transport or taxi.

Standard Single Room
Sleeps: 1
Compact and comfortable, ideal for solo travellers. Typically includes a single bed, private bathroom with shower or bath, TV, air-conditioning or heating and Wi-Fi access.

Economy Single Room
Sleeps: 1
A value-focused option for solo guests, usually with similar amenities to Standard Single but in a slightly more compact layout or quieter internal location.

Classic Double or Twin Room
Sleeps: 1–2
Versatile rooms set up with one double bed or two single beds. A good balance of comfort and space, suited to couples or friends sharing. Standard amenities usually include ensuite bathroom, TV and Wi-Fi.

Classic Double or Twin Room for Sole Use
Sleeps: 1
A Classic Double or Twin allocated for single occupancy, providing extra space for solo guests compared with single rooms.

Standard Double or Twin Room
Sleeps: 2
Practical double or twin rooms for two adults, with similar facilities to Classic rooms. Great as a base for busy city-break days.

Economy Double Room
Sleeps: 2
A budget-conscious choice for two guests, often located in slightly less spacious or less recently refurbished parts of the hotel while retaining the key comforts.

Superior Double Room
Sleeps: 2
More spacious and often more contemporary in style than Standard categories, typically with enhanced furnishings or outlook.

Deluxe Double Room
Sleeps: 1–2
Higher-category doubles that may feature additional space, refined décor or an upgraded bathroom and amenities, subject to allocation.

Standard Triple Room
Sleeps: 1–3
Convenient for small groups or families, usually featuring a double or twin beds plus an additional bed or sofa-bed.

Family Room
Sleeps: 2 (often accommodating more depending on configuration)
Configured to suit families, typically combining extra bedding options and a bit more floorspace for shared stays.

Double Room with Terrace
Sleeps: 1–2
Double rooms with the added bonus of an outdoor terrace or balcony area, ideal for enjoying a pre-dinner drink in the fresh air.

*Images indicative; layouts/views may vary.

Apogia Sirio Mestre is primarily a launchpad for exploring Venice and the wider Veneto region rather than a resort with on-site activities. From here you can easily:

• Hop on a bus, tram or train into Venice for sightseeing
• Explore Mestre’s Piazza Ferretto, shops and local markets
• Visit the M9 Museum for an interactive dive into 20th-century history
• Arrange excursions to the Venetian islands (Murano, Burano, Torcello)
• Take day trips by rail to Padua, Verona or Treviso

Tour and ticket information is often available via reception or local agencies in Mestre.

• 24-hour reception and multilingual staff
• Concierge-style assistance for transport and excursion advice
• Lift to main guest room floors
• Luggage storage (ideal for late departures)
• Wi-Fi in public areas and rooms
• Daily housekeeping

Some services and amenities may carry a local charge; details are available on arrival.

Venice Mestre offers a different perspective on the lagoon city, with a more local, residential feel and typically better value for dining and accommodation. From here, Venice’s highlights are still very accessible:

• Country: Italy
• Language: Italian (English widely spoken in tourist areas)
• Currency: Euro (€)
• Time difference: GMT +1 (GMT +2 in summer)
• Typical cost of a local beer: around £4–5 equivalent
• One-way local transport ticket (bus/tram): from around £1.50 equivalent
• Typical meal for two (mid-range restaurant): from around £60 equivalent

Public transport in and out of Venice runs frequently but can be busy in peak months; allow extra time for journeys to and from the city, and always validate tickets before boarding where required.

Information is subject to change; opening hours, transport timetables and prices can vary by season. For entry rules and health guidance see the UK FCDO Italy advice.

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. Is Apogia Sirio Mestre on Venice island or the mainland?
Apogia Sirio Mestre is on the mainland, in the district of Mestre. This gives you easier, often cheaper access from the airport and better value for money, while still being well connected to Venice island by public transport.

2. How do I get from Apogia Sirio Mestre to Venice city and how long does it take?
From the hotel it’s around 100–110m to the nearest bus stop, where frequent services run across the causeway to Venice. Depending on the route and traffic, it usually takes about 15–20 minutes to reach the historic centre. Trams and trains from Mestre also offer convenient alternatives.

3. What board basis can I book at Apogia Sirio Mestre?
Apogia Sirio Mestre is typically offered on a Bed and Breakfast basis. You’ll enjoy a daily breakfast at the hotel and then have complete flexibility to dine in Mestre, Venice or further afield for lunch and dinner.

4. Does Apogia Sirio Mestre have family or triple rooms?
Yes, the hotel offers a range of configurations including Standard Triple rooms and dedicated Family rooms, alongside Economy, Standard, Superior and Deluxe doubles and singles. This makes it suitable for couples, friends and small families looking to base themselves on the mainland.

5. Is there a pool or spa at Apogia Sirio Mestre?
No, Apogia Sirio Mestre does not have a pool or full spa. It’s a classic city hotel focused on comfortable rooms and a convenient location for sightseeing rather than resort-style leisure facilities. You’ll find wellness centres and day spas elsewhere in Mestre and Venice if you’re looking to add a spa session to your city break.

6. How far is Apogia Sirio Mestre from Venice Marco Polo Airport (VCE)?
The hotel is relatively close to Venice Marco Polo Airport thanks to its mainland location. Transfer times typically range from 20–30 minutes by taxi or pre-booked transfer, depending on traffic.

7. Is Wi-Fi available at Apogia Sirio Mestre?
Yes, Wi-Fi is available, with coverage in guest rooms and public areas so you can plan your routes, download tickets and stay in touch during your Venice city break.