Lovely place with wonderful people. It is centrally located and very clean. My biggest issue was…read morethat it was so loud starting very early in the morning. They moved us to a new room, which was much better, but loud beginning at 6am. Dolo is a gorgeous picturesque little town. And this is walking distance from great restaurants and wonderful bars. If you are up and at them very early, then it's a perfect place for you. However, if you're looking to sleep in, maybe find a place away from the main drag.

This is a great hotel! Located in the heart of Dolo, such an awesome Italian town. The owner is a…read moresaint. My friends and I were on a Euro trip, and were bouncing from hostel to hostel. We needed a place to stay the night before we planned to see Venice. On a last-minute reservation, the Albergo Campana welcomed us with open arms. It was very late Saturday night when we checked in, but the owner graciously accepted us and provided us with a nice room to sleep in. The next day, he walked us through how to get ticket for the bus in order to get to Venice. Plus, he provided us with parking tips so we park our car close to the hotel and NOT get towed. After Venice, we departed the hotel. We had to return because we needed Wi-Fi to know where we were going next. Even though our time had ended, the owner let us in (on a Sunday, which is a big deal in Italy) and we were able to use the Wi-Fi for however long we needed. This saving grace allowed my two friends and me to plan where we were going next and how to get there. If you plan on visiting Venice, you must stay in this hotel. It is cheap, free breakfast, good Wi-Fi, close to Venice, and located in such an authentic Italian town called Dolo. My friends and I were blessed to have been there during a huge art/music festival. This may have been my favorite part of my European trip. - Matt Ruland, stayed on July 9th 2016

Hotel de la Ville is located a bit off the beaten path, at least tourist-wise, in a city that's a…read morebit of the beaten path, tourist-wise. The hotel was a refreshing change after a couple stays in B&Bs, which while they were still nice, they don't have the same amenities that an actual hotel does. Our room was a good size, with plenty of room for a desk and chair, and the large bed. The bed itself was fairly comfy, especially by European hotel bed standards, and we slept fine in it. There was a fridge/mini bar in a cabinet in the desk as well. Those aren't complimentary snacks though, as the prices are on a sheet on the desk. The bathroom was big and clean, with plenty of counter space and good water pressure in the shower. The air conditioning was decent although it took a bit to get going and cool down our large, south facing room. The wifi was good as well. It was still pretty easy to get to the main downtown areas with all the Palladio buildings, as you just have to catch the #1 bus on the other side of the street. As usual, bus tickets are available at tobacco shops. I'm not sure how transit would function in Italy if people stopped smoking en masse! There isn't a lot nearby for food, mostly some pizza and falafel joints, although I highly suggest looking up Inter Nos, which is just a couple blocks away. The hotel has a breakfast area on the main floor that had a typical spread for an Italian breakfast - cornetti, fruit, yogurt, some cheeses and cured meats, and the other usual suspects. There's also lounge/bar area where you can get light meals during certain hours, and of course some drinks. Staff spoke English fairly well, and while they didn't have a business centre to print museum vouchers, since we only had to print a few pages they offered to let us use the computer at the main desk. We weren't able to get them printed due to some file format issues, but it was greatly appreciated. Prices were very reasonable, especially when compared to comparable places in Venice. If you're looking for a place to stay outside Venice or you're a big Palladio fan (as my wife is), give Vicenza and Hotel de la Ville a go! PS. A good two thirds of the city is closed on Mondays, including the big sights, so keep that in mind for your planning.

Shower water goes from steaming hot to ice cold every 15 seconds…read more Was there on May 10th. Outside temperature was 30C (78F). Room hot as hell. Front desk's response: "AC is not turned on until June." Power is turned off when the key card is not inserted in the room. Fine but the plugs turn off too. Can't charge anything if not in the room. Generally just a poorly run hotel.

Amazing location. Cool rooms, very nice employees. I usually stay at 4-5 star hotels. In…read moreItaly it is more about location. This 2 star hotel is as nice as other 4 star hotels. Mattress is most comfortable! But you feel the environment I definitely would stay here again.

Great location and space! Stayed here during our one night stay in Venice. The host, alessandro,…read morewas very accommodating and hospitable. The room we stayed in was clean and large. We had full run of the house including kitchen and bathroom. Alessandro suggested lots of places for us to visit and eat. The location is excellent and we were able to come and go as we wanted. He even let us keep our things in his house long after we were supposed to have "check out." The breakfast he made in the morning was unique and delicious. I highly recommned staying at this place.

this place was really easy to find (the directions given were very precise)…read moreit's really small (there are three rooms in total) i totally recommend this bed and breakfast. although i didn't have breakfast here... the room is a good size the bathroom is clean they offer complimentary tea, coffee, and biscuits inside the room

This quant Italian apartment was a wonderful place to stay. The design of the air condition room…read moremade gave us a way to escape and recoup from the summer heat. The owner is very friendly and helpful. We were served a delicious breakfast also. Would definitely recommend casa morello!!

What an amazing and sweet little Bed & Breakfast!…read more The couple who own it are amazing and have taken excellent care of us. The house is gorgeous and located in a peaceful, quiet neighborhood just a short bus ride from Venice (about 20 minutes). The room is eat-off-the-floor clean with a large TV, 3 small tables, a mini refrigerator, and separate closet area. The bed is large and comfortable. The bathroom is large and lovely with what appear to be hand made tiles. There is a shower but no bath tub. The owners recommended a local restaurant, took us to buy our bus tickets, helped us plan our visit to Venice, and answered every question we could think of and more! Breakfast included juice, tea, fresh bread, fresh fruit, packaged cakes and crackers. We were also served fresh espresso and coffee, a homemade apple cake, and fresh jams made by the owners from fruits grown in their backyard! If we get the chance, without a doubt, we will come here for another visit!

This is the best B&B you can find in the surroundings of Venice…read more If you come to Venice by car, this is the place to be. But also if you come by plane and intend to stay at least 2 nights, especially in the summer. The B&B has a big garden with a great pool. There are more than enough seats, chairs and sun beds for all guests. There is a bus stop within 100 m of the premises. The bus takes you in 30 minutes from the relaxing environment in Vanessa House towards the busy center of Venice. There are 3 different rooms (2, 3 or 4 persons). All rooms have a very good air conditioning and a minibar (empty, so you can put it whatever you like) or a refrigerator. The building has a very solid construction so the noise isolation is perfect. The bath rooms are nicely decorated and extremely clean. The hosts Elena and Moreno are so friendly and helpfull that you feel immediately at home. Moreno picked us up at the Mestre station and brought us to the property. Then, he drove us to a shop where we could buy the bus tickets to Venice and the multiple day passes for the bus/vaporetto in Venice. Both will do everything they can to make make your stay enjoyable. We could even join them a couple of times to their favorite restaurant as this was a bit further from the house and somewhat too far to walk over there. They offer a nice breakfast and are open for suggestions or specific needs. Other guests who had a kid with milk allergy, got without special request Soya milk the next day for the youngster. After discussing Parmiggiano cheese one morning, the cheese suddenly appeared amongst the other cheeses for breakfast the next morning. Elena bakes almost every day a fresh cake which is highy recommended. If we go back to Venice in the fiture, it will for sure be in Vanessa House again.

This is a hotel 15 miles from Marco Polo International Airport, Venice, Italy. It's a little bit…read moreaway from the center of the tourist area, but it's cheaper, not crowded at all, safe, quiet, clean and beautiful. It's located in a small town of Mirano, Italy. There's plenty of things to see and do from this hotel if you prefer to stay local and away from the crowded area of Venice. This way you can have the full experience of staying in the locale Italy. The front desk clerks were all accommodating since they seemed to be aware that I don't speak the language. They were helpful and tried to speak in English to help me out. The room was spacious, clean & tastefully decorated, it's a little small, but perfect for my needs. This hotel is conveniently located on a bus route going to Venice where you can find bus and train routes/ stations and water bus. I highly recommend this place to stay if you want to have a home base while you're in Italy.

About 15 miles north west of Venice is the quaint town of Mirano, Italy (pronounced Mii-rano -…read moredon't say Mur-ano or Mer-ano, you'll end up on a small island - which is famous and definitely worth a visit, but not where you'll find this place). While the lure to stay on one of the Venice islands is strong, and if you book early and have the money and I'm sure it's amazing, however if you're looking to spend a bit less, and want some peace and tranquility for your holiday, I strongly recommend Mirano, and not just the town, but Villa Patriarca Boutique Hotel specifically. he Villa HP turned out to be everything it promised - and more. Not only did it benefit from the friendliest staff and locals we had met, but the prices were also much more reasonable than Venice and the food - amazing. My mornings consisted of a swim at 9am in their 25 yard pool. Followed by coffee & wifi connecting (free wifi!) to keep up to date with my digital life. Then back to spending a few hours in the pool before lunch and heading into Venice around 4pm - which in the summer, is perfect timing. Even during the busiest seasons, we weren't overwhelmed by tourists and could enjoy a meal as the sun sets - and what better time to see Venice than that. The pictures on the website don't alone do it justice. Highly recommended. Will go again.

Nice Hotel, nice rooms, nice Personal.read more