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Hotel Atlanta Augustus

Hotel Atlanta Augustus

A3.48 / 4.00
148 evaluations from our group leaders & tour directors (2007–2026)
Group leaders: A (20 recent)Tour directors: A (15 recent)
What our travelers say
The Hotel Atlanta Augustus has a way of winning over groups even before they've crossed the lagoon. The building itself sets the tone — original Art Deco friezes, individually decorated rooms, and a courtyard that multiple group leaders single out as genuinely charming. The top-floor rooms come with large balconies and sweeping views, and the oversized antique keys have become a small but memorable detail that travelers tend to mention unprompted. The staff earns consistent praise across nearly every visit: described as helpful, friendly, and responsive — when one group flagged an issue with bathroom tile decor, the team addressed it immediately without any fuss. Breakfast is served in a space that several group leaders describe as a highlight in its own right, with outdoor patio seating that works beautifully on a warm morning. The spread draws warm reviews from most travelers, though a few tour directors note that the variety is modest by Italian hotel standards, and one group found that the service start time ran a little late for an early departure schedule — something worth flagging when coordinating logistics. Air conditioning has been praised as excellent by some groups and reported as inconsistent by others, so it's worth having a backup plan for summer travel. Bathroom storage is limited, and in-room kettles are not provided. Perhaps the most telling endorsement is this: group leaders who arrived with reservations about staying on the Lido rather than central Venice consistently report those concerns dissolved quickly. The water bus to the main islands is just a short walk from the hotel, keeping itineraries flexible without the noise and foot traffic of staying in Venice proper. The neighborhood is quiet and walkable, with beach and lagoon access adding genuine value for groups that want a fuller sense of the region. This property suits school and student groups particularly well — it's atmospheric and characterful without being precious about it, and the staff's ease with group logistics makes the practical side run smoothly.

What group leaders & tour directors say

ExcellentTour Director· May 2026· YGAS
The breakfast area is a delight, and the croissants were a particular hit with the whole group!
ExcellentGroup Leader· May 2026· YGAS
Excellent location, just a short walk from the water bus station and the main street. Breakfast was enjoyable, especially on the outdoor patio. The beds were very comfortable. Note: two bathrooms had an adult tile mosaic that the staff promptly covered upon request.
ExcellentTour Director· June 2026· ROHP
A very nice, well-situated hotel with a friendly staff. The breakfast could use some improvement, but overall it was a great experience.
ExcellentGroup Leader· March 2025· XTS
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ExcellentTour Director· April 2025· ZAF
Centrally located in Lido, with helpful staff and a nice breakfast.
ExcellentGroup Leader· May 2025· XETS
A wonderful hotel in a quiet, charming neighborhood on the Lido. Initial concerns about staying outside Venice proved unfounded. Breakfast was the one area that fell slightly short, but overall a fantastic stay.

About this property

The elegant Atlanta Augustus is centrally located in Lido, near the water-bus for Venice. The building is embellished by original friezes and decorations making the hotel quite unique. It offers a panoramic terrace with views of the Lagoon, and individually decorated rooms. All rooms of the Hotel Atlanta Augustus come with design furnishings, air conditioning, and satellite TV. Sizes of the rooms vary, and some are on the attic with views. Wi-Fi access is available in the lobby and yard.
  • Address: Via Lepanto, 15, 30126
  • Phone: +39 041 52 60 569
  • Rating: 3 stars
  • Rooms: 38

Where is it?

Via Lepanto, 15, 30126

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