Montebelluna Hotel Guide - Hotels with Bar in Montebelluna, Veneto

"Loved everything about this property. Even though the hotel is located outside of Venice, it’s in a nice area of town and a short drive from Venice (15 mins. by car). Rooms are very elegant and the breakfast was excellent. The hotel itself is very nice and the staff was very friendly. Excellent choice!!!"

"The room is a bit small, the facilities are somewhat outdated, but the breakfast is okay."

"Only limited parking available "

"This was our best experience in all of Italy, the staff, the restaurant and all the amenities were top notch."

"Room was very nice and clean and bed was perfect, bathroom was very good and the process of checking in was easy and smooth, Getting from the train stop is very easy "

"The property itself was ok. Bed was comfortable, close to the local attractions. The turnoff for us was the fact that the room was 29 degrees Celsius and the air conditioner didn't work. We went to the front desk and explained this to the gentleman and he said that the air conditioners don't work. I asked if they worked in any room and he said no. Given, each room has a mini-split system so there's no reason for them to not work other than they don't want them to work. I asked him if he could then it on in our room and he looked at his computer then came back about a minute later and said no, he wouldn't turn it on for us. So, there you are, hotel is nice, location is nice, but the place certainly isn't comfortable and the front desk did not want to take appropriate action to address this. "

"Everyone was very kind"

"Very friendly and helpful staff. Short distance to Venice and Italian Alps. "

"The rooms are quite small but have everything you need. Excellent location. Easy to get to a lot of tourist attractions- bus and train stops close by. Reception staff were friendly & helpful. Altho we paid for breakfast, we ate out. It smelled good from front desk 🙂 My only negatives were a) needing to carry luggage up narrow staircase despite having a ‘lift’ ((elevator) and b) that you can hear everything from other rooms, the hall and the street-we had room facing street so we had to keep window closed at night. Regardless, I would definitely stay there again if I ever return to London."