Homestays di Veneto, Italy

A very nice, atmospheric hotel. The breakfast was delicious and the service was very friendly. On the top floor, there's access to a rooftop terrace with a fantastic view, as shown in the attached photo. I highly recommend it.

Hu Venezia Camping Hotel – A Practical & Surprising Base for Venice My grate stay at the Hu Venezia Camping Hotel. It offers incredible value and fantastic facilities, making it a great choice for travelers on a budget. The Accommodation: Think of the rooms as clean, modern wooden cabins. They are compact and very basic – essentially a ”wooden box” as described, but they have the essential: a comfortable bed, a roof, and a powerful air conditioner. The cleaning is provided once a week, which is perfect for longer stays. The Resort & USP: The Amazing Pool Complex This is where the hotel truly shines. The property is massive and feels like a resort. The centrepiece is the huge, fantastic swimming pool, which is easily the hotel's Unique Selling Point (USP). It’s a major plus for families, as there's a dedicated area for children, and for adults looking to cool off and relax after a long day of sightseeing in crowded Venice. The overall atmosphere and interior landscaping of the hotel are really beautiful. It's green, well-maintained, and has a great vibe that makes you forget you're just outside a major city. Food & Drink There is an on-site restaurant where you can buy affordable meals, snacks, and drinks. A key point to note: there is no room service. The practical approach is to grab your food and take it back to enjoy on your patio or in your room. Also, be aware that coffee sachets are not provided in the room. If you're a coffee lover, I highly recommend bringing your own or buying some at the reception/restaurant. Location & Connectivity The location is practical for accessing Venice without paying premium prices. · Shuttle Service: The hotel offers a very convenient shuttle bus to Tronchetto (the gateway to Venice's water transport) every 30 minutes for a reasonable €5 return trip. · Walking to Venice Mestre: A major discovery was that the Venezia Mestre train station is absolutely within walking distance (about 1.9km or 20-25 minutes). The walk is very safe, even early in the morning (we walked at 5 AM without any issues). This is a huge money-saver for getting trains to Venice Santa Lucia or other cities. Overall, the Hu Venezia Camping Hotel offers outstanding value for money. Get access to a fantastic resort-style pool and easy connections to Venice.

It's just... an old family home. Feels like Airbnb? It's run by a friendly grandpa. The bed, room, and bathroom were all clean. The location is not bad since it's near the center of the island. I saw them recommend tourist attractions and restaurants to long-term tourists. For breakfast, they serve bread, jam, yogurt, and coffee... a typical continental breakfast. The key was old, so it wasn't easy to get used to it.

Get off at the station and drag your luggage and walk for about ten minutes to find the hotel in an inconspicuous alley. Press the password in the email to open the door. The room is arranged on the third floor. Here comes the key point. You have to drag or carry your luggage up the stairs. No one will help you. You can solve it by yourself. When you carry it, you think about carrying it down the next day, and you feel much better instantly. It turns out that this is a potential gym, right? The room is retro and warm, very clean, and there are quite a few restaurants and coffee shops nearby. It is 2.5 kilometers to St. Mark's Square, about half an hour's walk, and another aerobic exercise. You can also take the water bus, but you will miss the surprise of the small streets and alleys.

Everything was great! Very beautiful, big territory.

The palace is a unique place, in itself, a historical residence. The rooms are then probably very variable, the two tested (bellavista suite with view of the Grand Canal and suite Canaletto, in the adjacent building), were spacious, pleasantly furnished, The hotel is a very special hotel for the hotel.

We are given a room which is a distance away from the reception - where there are no shelter, involved crossing a bridge and stairs. it was raining when we checked in - which results in great inconvenience. The place we were located at does not have lift and we are on the 2nd floor. Take note to those who wants to book this place w big luggages. Other than that, room itself was clean and decoration was nice and modern. Aircon does not appear to be working as we felt that there isn’t ventilation in the room when windows are closed (for safety reasons). Room comes w free Mini bar as there were no breakfast.

El establecimiento está alejado de la autopista pero no es un problema, la ubicación es muy chula y merece la pena, muy tranquilo. Teníamos reservadoa una habitación standar y nos dieron una júnior suite. Habitación muy grande con un baño enorme. Había agua de cortesía y tes. El agua de la ducha con muy buena temperatura y presión. La limpieza muy buena. De la habitación lo único que habría que mejorar es el colchón, no es muy cómodo. Cenamos en el restaurante y la comida estaba muy rica aunque nos pareció un poco cara respecto a la cantidad que servían. El desayuno espectacular, todo buenísimo. Fruta fresca, yogur, embutidos, cereales, dulces, mermeladas y zumo casero, tes y café hecho al momento.

A very nice, Venetian style hotel, wonderfully located next to a channel and one of the most central areas, next to the Rialto Palace. The hotel is very clean, the only one takes breakfast, something scarce and little varied.

The room was very nice and clean, however, I wouldn’t pick the canal view again as it’s not that great… the building was also a bit odd and took us by surprise since it looks to be a few rooms in a residential building (there are signs on the staircase not to go up to further floors) - the rooms of Liassidi Arco are not part of the main hotel building.