4-Star Hotels in Veneto, Italy

The hotel has an excellent location, right across the train station. As soon as we got off the train, we could see the hotel’s large logo from the train platform. Given what we’d heard about Venice’s safety situation, this was very reassuring... The hotel has its own restaurant next to the lobby, making dining convenient, though the waitstaff were somewhat lacking in manners—they started clearing our plates the moment we finished eating... The front desk service, however, was excellent—polite and courteous.

The hotel is situated near the train station and some minutes of walk to the old town. The room is clean and good for couples. Hotel staff are also nice as well as the breakfast.

The quality of the room was very good. The bathroom and bedroom was clean, the bed was comfortable, and the location of it was quite good when it comes to using different types of transport. I would definitely say that the 4 star hotel was definitely worth the money and that it should be a 5 star. Additionally, the breakfast was very good as it had a wide variety of different foods for people with different dietary preferences and requirements.

Good location (main train terminal, 7mim walk bus terminal to airport (S M), 1mim walk to supermarket for essentials stuff super convenient. I not really recommend if u come along March and April with weam months, air-conditioned is not been swtich on till end of April., however u can requested font counter for fan. Wifi super fast, bed really comfortable, no kettle provided, breakfast 7/10, overall I happy to come back to this hotel again.

Air conditioning is non-existent. Despite flagging this daily with the reception staff, we were told numerous excuses and conflicting stories about what the AC could be set to. For a four star hotel I also expect more than one tea bag per day (when two adults sharing). Everything just seem to be money saving orientated! The breakfast is appalling quality too. The room itself was perfect for what we needed and extremely clean. Bed also very comfortable. But unfortunately those issues stated above made for an unpleasant stay overall.

1. Cleanliness - We stayed 4 nights and they didn’t clean the room for us once. Referring to some laws, but other hotels we’ve stayed at this trip all of them offer the daily cleaning service. 2. Location - City center, easily accessible to all attractions - We were able to store our shopping bags in between the shopping spree during the day 3. Service - They just did things as scripted, 2 girls chorus, nothing special. - We asked for bus information. She didn’t know. Most hotel staff should be able to provide this basic city info. 4. Amenities - No fitness. The only good is our room #50 has balcony, extra price for that ofc.

We recently stayed here for 5 nights to take in the sights of Verona and surrounding cities. While I can't complain about the price, and for that, it was a bargain, there were a number of issues that resulted in a less than perfect rating. The location: While it looks close to the main train station, it is about a 25 minute walk. However the 23/24/73 buses run regularly and pick-up / drop-off very close to the hotel Lidl: next door to the hotel is a Lidl - it was a godsend and well worth visiting (if only for the fresh cheese focaccia). The hotel itself was very clean but: - The rooms have wooden floors and the walls aren't super-thick. So, when someone checks in to their room nearby, you can hear everything. At midnight, it isn't great when they're walking in heels across the floor. - Lack of plug sockets - there was one usable plug in the room that is shared with the kettle, and one in the bathroom! - Air conditioning (or severe lack of) - the rooms have air con, however, it wasn't switched on and I was told by reception that at this time of year (October) they don't have it switched on. The room temp was in the high 20s which led to us not actually sleeping under the covers - we spend 5 night sleeping on top of the bed as the room was just too hot. We couldn't sleep with the window open as their was too much noise from outside. - The toilet flush was leaking 'hot water' - but this was repaired / replaced with a different toilet flush - Staff: They were helpful when housekeeping has vacuumed up one of my wife's earrings, but didn't offer any assistance with regards to the heating in the room

The rooms had an antiquated appearance, with outdated furniture and decor that felt more unpleasant than charming. While the bathrooms were manageable, the overall condition of the rooms left much to be desired. Our first night was particularly uncomfortable due to the absence of air conditioning, which made the rooms stuffy and difficult to sleep in. When we raised this concern, we were informed that the air conditioning policy—aimed at reducing energy use due to global warming—prohibited its use until May. This was frustrating, as we visited in mid to late April, and were instead advised to open the windows for ventilation. However, keeping the windows open led to a new issue on the second night: mosquitoes and flies. Their presence made it impossible to sleep properly for the second night in a row. While the staff were friendly and tried to assist, the disappointing condition of the rooms and lack of sleep significantly impacted our stay. Overall, the hotel's location on the Grand Canal is beautiful, but the outdated accommodations and discomfort made the experience less enjoyable than we had hoped.

The location was nice, right in front of the Venice Mestre station There was a speaker inside the bathroom where you can listen to the TV even the door was closed, which was quite a interesting design. However, the door of the room is not well functioning. You need to close the door strongly and tried several times to unlock the door. I guess the door was old and it has to be maintained.

Typical Hilton so quality was not bad. Rather than paying v high hotel rates in Venice people should consider Hilton as it is v reasonable. There are two buses right outside the door with the 2nd stop that brings you to Venice bus terminals. You can walk in to Venice or take a ferry within 30 min with things to see whilst you are walking. Another plus is that with a 5 to 10 min taxi ride you and your luggages will arrive at the door of Hilton without the trouble of taking your luggages to your hotel in Venice after transport through boats But you need to time the return journey especially when the weather is cold or wet as it is hard to get a taxi in the evening when people are leaving after dinner.