The hotel is literally 2 minutes from the train station which in turn takes you to Venice in 7 or 8 minutes. Much cheaper than staying in Venice and with such good access to public transport probably easier than staying in Venice. The hotel served us well great staff, simple but ample continental breakfast, clean rooms good shower bathrooms small but everything you need, close to other hotels and shops, cafe's highly recommend.

We arrived at this hotel late evening and were escorted next door to our room, which didn't feel as thought it belonged to the hotel. It was a block separated from the Hotel and the lighting in the lobby was very poor. The room was clean, reasonable size and functional but had no comfort factor. The breakfast was taken back in the hotel next door, the breakfast area was small and adequate but nothing special, in fact on our last morning they appeared to be full and guests had to wait for tables to be vacated before they could have their breakfast. Mestre as the guide books state is not picturesque but it was a fairy central location for getting in and out of Venice. If we were to visit the area again we would not stay at the Hotel Paris, we spent more time in the near by Best Western Bologna as they had a bar, restuarant and coffee shop area.

my wife and stayed at the paris for a week while visiting venice. the hotel is a a nice place tospend your sleeping hours.the rooms are small.the bathrooms are small. everything is very clean. their breakfasts were very good.the employees were very kind and helpful,perhaps a little lacking in english,but adequate if one does'nt speak italian. the really good thing about the hotel is it's location;across the street from the train station and the bus stop. ten minutes to venice