All of single rooms are equipped with some essential services: electronic lock, safe, LCD TV, satellite channels, adjustable air-conditioning, balcony and wi-fi connection. The single rooms are all different from each other.

Smart Rooms: these four rooms are located in the attic. They have been recently renewed and they are very comfortable. Their windows are smaller than the Classic ones. The bathrooms have not been renewed: they are small and the shower is right in their centre. All these rooms have got LCD TV, air-conditioning, wi-fi connection. Since they are smaller than the others, they have a special price.

Classic Rooms: these rooms can have a single bed or two separate beds with room for two more beds. Among these, there are also our single rooms.

Family Room: two separate rooms, each of them with a bathroom. The rooms are communicating with each other, in this way parents will sleep in their room and children will be near them in the other room, in their bunk-bed.

• Central position between Piazza Brescia and piazza Mazzini
• Car park included
• Garage
• Wireless Internet access
• Buffet breakfast
• Buffet service for salads and appetizers
• Adjustable air-conditioning
• Rooms with balcony
• Safe
• Lift
• Private beach included
• Beach umbrellas, sunbeds and safes on the beach
• Bus stop to Venice at 50 metres
• Bicycles
• Internet corner
• Playground for children
• Babysitting service
• Pet Friendly

17 Km of golden beach all for you!

Ideal for spending peaceful hours surrounded by nature, even when Summer has yet to start or has already finished: a completely relaxing and regenerating experience.

During Summer the hotel offers a private beach with sun beds and umbrellas all included in the price and available for all our guests.

Trained lifeguards with boats and water scooters continually survey the beach and are always ready to offer aid to swimmers.

The beach has cabins, toilets, showers, children’s games and kiosks serving food and drink. There are also plenty of sports and other events along the whole of the coast during the Summer season.

Aqualandia is the Europe’s Best Water Theme Park and was also recently elected best water park in Europe. It is the reproduction of a real Caribbean island, just a short distance from Venice.

The Park offers aquatic attractions and high-level entertainment, immersed amidst the palms and thousands of species of plants and flowers. Aqualandia offers its public a wealth of entertainment events: Latin American dance lessons, beach volleyball tournaments, a diving school, aqua gym, water spinning and fantastic shows.

The Aqualandia Park is divided into 8 areas, with 26 attractions, 7 live displays and 8 entertainment activities to satisfy all tastes.

Treviso dominates the Veneto plain and has a range of water courses that render the city enchanting and unique. The city is crossed by the Sile, the Botteniga, which receives water from the Limbraga and the Piavesella and splits into the large Cagnan, medium Cagnan or Buranelli, into the Roggia or Siletto and the Canale delle Convertite, and by the Storga.
 
Natural beauty is not the city’s only attraction. There is also the noteworthy Church of Saint Frances, the Loggia dei Cavalieri, Piazza dei Signori, dominated by the Palazzo dei Trecento, the Church of San Nicolò, the Cathedral, Piazza Rinaldi, the Ponte di Pria (Ponte di Pietra, or Stone Bridge), the Buranelli, an ancient navigable canal, the Monte di Pietà and the Cappella dei Rettori. Some of the most important museums include the Casa da Noal, the Museo della Casa Trevigiana, the L. Bailo Civic Museum, the Museo di Santa Caterina and the Casa dei Carraresi.
 
Amongst the initiatives and events that take place every year in Treviso, one that is definitely not to be missed is the Ombralonga. This takes place every third Sunday in October and involves stands where you can taste the delights of characteristic wines from the Marca Trevigiana area, together with typical local dishes. The event harks back to the old town tradition called ndar pas osterie, going round the taverns.

The 27th April is the turn of the patron saint of the city, San Liberale. A great deal of attention is focussed on ancient music for organ, to which one of the leading national festivals is dedicated, and to the theatre, with packed theatrical seasons. The city also has numerous polyphonic and popular choirs, amongst which is the Stella Alpina Chorus. 

In terms of food and wine, Treviso is internationally known for its famous red chicory and for its wide range of wines, including Prosecco and Cabernet. According to tradition, Tiramisù, a dessert known worldwide, was prepared for the first time in a restaurant in Treviso, while other typical sweets worth a mention include Fregolotta, a tart made with butter, salt and sugar and frittole, typical sweets at Carnival time.

Padua, one of the Veneto’s largest cities, is known worldwide as the city of Saint Anthony. It is divided into several areas: Arcella, Mandria, Montà, Ponte di Brenta and Pontevigodarzere and also has an industrial area that is one of the largest in Europe and is connected to Padua central station by a railway line.

Among the initiates and appointments in Padua that attract numerous tourists throughout the year, there is the Science and Technology Week, the Saint Anthony Marathon, the Fiera Campionaria, the Fete of Saint Anthony, the Sherwood Festival, the White Night, Villeggiando, the Padua Gran Prix and the World Country Roller Marathon.
 
Padua can be reached from the A4 Venice-Milan motorway and from the A13 Bologna-Padua motorway. The nearest airports are the Marco Polo Airport in Venice and the Valerio Catullo Airport in Villafranca Veronese. Padua also has an efficient railway network, which connects the city with other main cities in the North of Italy.

If you’re spending your holiday in Venice, don’t miss the islands of Murano and Burano.

Murano

This little island on the Venice Lagoon has guarded the secret of blown glass for centuries. Today it is still possible to see the great master glassmakers at work in their workshops, creating the works of art that are admired the world over.
When you visit the island, just a short distance from Jesolo, don’t miss the Basilica of Saints Mary and Donato. On the island you can still see the villas and gardens that were used by the Venetian nobility during Summer in the Sixteenth century.

Burano

Burano, on the other hand, offers a completely different image. This little island of fishermen, just a short distance from Murano, features brightly-coloured little houses that create a rainbow of colours along the narrow streets.

No less important is the production of lace, to which the island has dedicated a museum. This centuries-old art still sees the women of the island busy as they were a century ago, weaving these beautiful textiles.