Very nice hotel in Bullono. Very modern. The rooms are very relaxing and the bar/restaurant is a…read morevery cool meeting place.

Excellent location, great views, staff (Sara) was wonderful, went above and beyond when air went…read moreout in room and making taxi arrangements to the airport. thank you! MDaniels

Nice place. There was no AC in May, but the window open enough to provide a great breeze keeping it…read morenice and cool. We did have some issues with parking, that garage is tiny so park early and make sure you have a small car or park elsewhere. The hotel staff is great, very accommodating! The breakfast is nice and easy to get in and grab a quick bite.

I travel all over the world for both business and pleasure and have very high expectations in terms…read moreof hotels. We booked a room at Hotel Due Leoni almost last-minute to visit some friends in Sacile and what a great accomodation it proved to be! The hotel furnishings are a bit outdated but this actually adds to its charme. I was very surprised to find a perfectly working vintage green SIP telephone on my nightstand- it was a sweet and nostalgic reminder of my youth. The rooms are very spacious with modern bathrooms and all the necessary amenities. The hotel is conveniently located in the heart of Piazza del Popolo and surrounded by beautiful Venetian-style buildings. An underground parking is available but it does require very skilled drivers to navigate the narrow parking slots. From the underground garage, an elevator takes you directly to the lobby and/or the rooms. The check-in process was fast and smooth with very professional and courteous staff. What really made a difference for us were the highest cleaning standards of the hotel: every surface was sparkling clean with nary a grain of dust to be found, all courtesy of their cleaning lady (I think her name was Elda and she came from Matera?) . Our room had a view on the Livenza River and the church. If you are a light sleeper, I would recommend taking some noise-cancelling buds to protect your ears since the bells of the nearby church ring at every hour- it did not bother us. The breakfast buffet is deliciously scrumptious with plenty of variety. We would gladly stay here again.

Another corker from www.greatsmallhotels.com - utterly utterly beautiful views, impeccable service…read morefrom Valdo - and a glorious pool in which they will serve you endless bottles of their excellent, icy cold prosecco while you lie gazing at the astonishing surroundings. The concierge was extremely hospitable and facilitated a brilliant local supper reservation. Particularly considering the extremely reasonable room rate it is rather Impossible to talk this place up too much- although finding it required some rather robust conversations with our GPS! I cannot imagine (nor do I wish to know) anyone who wouldn't be enchanted and impressed by everything about Duca di Dolle - I am entirely smitten! A magic starting point for your exploration of the prosecco road. 110% recommended!

As an Expedia Gold level member and frequent user for 17 years, this is my first negative review…read more The day before we arrived, we received an email that offered us appetizers and 2-3 drinks for 35€ at 7pm on a Thursday. Since we arranged for dinner reservations months before, we declined. We had booked this rural vineyard for its peaceful location. When we returned from dinner on Thursday, there was no parking at the hotel and we had to park far away in a dark area in the vineyard. The music was very loud outside and in our rooms. The hotel is very small and usually 3 cars in the parking lot. There had to be 100 people there with the majority not overnight guests. It was like trying to sleep inside a nightclub. With the description in the email we assumed all would be complete by 10pm. By 11pm, we went to ask when the INCREDIBLY loud music would end and we were told midnight. This was really disappointing since we were leaving the next day and we got very little sleep. The next morning, several guests were complaining about how late the loud music went. We needed to leave at 9am for the airport and found that no one could check us out until 10am. This is also very unusual to have no one at the hotel who can provide service. Since we had to leave, I asked the person working the buffet to please have the front desk call me asap to settle the bill. I asked for a discount for only the one bad night and received rude reply and they ran my card for the full amount. Please beware!!!

This has been a wonderful spot. The hotel is walking distance from food places downtown. The view…read morein every direction is great. The hotel staff are very helpful and super nice. The room is nice, I have a great view from my balcony. The shower is big with great water pressure and the air conditioner works like a charm. Breakfast is awesome! What a great spread! Highly recommend a stay here.

From the owner: Hotel Oliva is located in the center of Aviano (Pn) , five minutes from Oncological Referral Center…read more(C.R.O.), seven minutes away from the USAFE Base and close to the Piancavallo ski resort. The hotel has recently been renovated and provides 42 rooms of various sizes. Its informal family-run atmosphere offers guests a pleasant stay. 80 Km far from Venice and Treviso airports. Only 18 Km from Pordenone.

The hotel advertised air conditioning. Upon arrival, it was locked. We asked for them to lower the…read moretemperature. They said no one had ever asked for that. They lowered it by one degree and turned it off by 7:00 am. The bed and pillows are so uncomfortable. The pillow feels like cardboard. Stay somewhere else.

This hotel is nicely located, however, the accommodations are less then impressive. The paper thin…read morewalls make it hard to sleep. The ac kicks off and you can't get it back on in the middle of the night making rooms stuffy feeling, and no fans available. The food is bland. The coffee is watered down and luke warm, at best. And the espresso is two drops of simi-warm coffee. Hotel staff friendly. Best bet. Go only to sleep, and maybe have a glass of Prosecco.

Believe me, this place is outstanding. We're so tired from a very long trip and arrived so early…read morefor check-in but they've accommodated us right away and so we're able to rest, take shower and once again we were so refresh as like nothing happen from our long journey. This hotel didn't have elevators but the staff knew what they were doing and so we didn't have to worry about anything. Our breakfast was fantastic and our room was upgraded with no extra charge, i mean they've really treated us like one of their own. The day we left for our transfer to airport, the staff took care our ride schedule by confirming it through fax and even guided us with a map exactly where to go for boat taxi pick-up. I'd say the hotel and the staff deserves more than respect and i salute them. Job well done guys.

Similar to the other reviewer, I recently stayed in Castelbrando for my destination wedding! I'll…read morewrite a full review separately for their wedding services, but the tl;dr is that the staff were amazing and really went above and beyond our expectations and my now-husband and I (and all our guests!) had a wonderful experience overall. Brunella and Carlo as leads worked very well with our wedding planner and the whole day went by very smoothly, even with pending rain and some last minute changes/requests. The stay at the hotel itself was so lovely as well. In summary - Pros: - Easy check-in process - able to park right up at the front (temporarily) and unload luggage - Friendly, helpful staff - most of them (all of the front desk and restaurant staff though) speak English - Great room (alcova) with lots of light and lots of space for the wedding party to get ready - Strong wifi in common areas, such as the reception area and lounge - Lots of options at breakfast - hot/cold drinks, continental food items, and hot food such as eggs and bacon - La Fucina restaurant, Donatello Bar, museums, and other areas are fun to explore and hang out in - 24h funicular (cable car) - Lovely spa amenities, easy to book Cons (ish): - The room wasn't fully cleaned until the last day - only the bed was made and the bathroom was cleaned, but the trash bag placed by the door wasn't removed - The room was right below Sansovino Restaurant and so there was lot of noise when tables/chairs were being moved, especially early in the morning - Wifi in the room wasn't usable unless standing next to the door or window - Gelateria was always closed I would give more than 5 stars if I could. I've already stayed at Castelbrando more than once when I was in the area, and I'm very much looking forward to staying here again! :)

This place is just amazing because you are in one of the most beautiful castle of Europe in top of…read morea small montain. The place is impressive, everything is nice from the hotel to the restaurants and the bars. Amazing people working there. There you can also find 2 restaurants : one gastro really good of course and one more informal with pizzas and italian food. I just tried to find something wrong but nothing is wrong here and you should come here once in your life. The place is so beautiful, quiet, romantic and magic. You have also museums, parcs, walking path, theatre and during the summer : ice cream bar. And did told you about the SPA? Well, just come and have a look, you will not be dissapointed.

Our group stayed at Albergo Cappello on the eight and ninth (final) night of our trek on the AV1 in…read morethe Dolomites. (The remainder of our baggage had been routed here, so it was a nice bonus to wear something new after 8 days on the trail.) The LOCATION was by far the best feature - In the center of old town, between the cathedral and the main square, and with scores of restaurants & shops a short walking distance away. It was also a 10-minute walk from the bus and train stations, both of which we used. (A bus from the last trailhead; a train to Venice the last morning). As it turns out, there wasn't much choice, since there weren't many hotels in this area. As for the rooms, mine was small and dark, despite being on the top floor. The hotel was obviously older, with several generations of updates and renovations under the surface. But...It still felt luxurious to have a private room, private shower, and air conditioning after so many days of sharing bathrooms and bunks. The staff was friendly; the front desk guy seemed to be managing almost everything. He was very patient when I called to say the AC unit in my room wasn't working - It turned out there were two controllers, and the one on the wall wasn't functional (A sign would have been nice) Breakfast was very OK. Not quite as good as some of the spreads we had in the mountains, but good enough to keep us going for a few hours. Overall we had a decent stay here. Despite my momentary perception of relative luxury, I must put my "realism glasses" back on to rate the place - it felt about average for an Italian hotel.