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"Great stay. Pool nice. Breakfast honestly kinda pricey for what you are getting. 15euro/person. Food selection limited. Cold. Definitely cheaper than closer to Venice. Good value. "

"Actually stay at Borgo Ca dei Sospiri as our assigned room had damage. It was great."

"Very good "

"I did a mother daughter trip with my 13 year old. We loved this hotel as it was clean, quiet and relaxing. The staff are very kind and we loved the little shuttle guy. If your looking to stay outside the hustle and bustle of Venice and want a nice pool this is ur place. The hotel has a shuttle to the train and it's 2 stops into Venice. Takes about 30 minutes by train and costs 7.90 euro for 2 ppl. The breakfast was delicious, huge variety and very fresh. Only downfall is the pool closes at 8pm. "

"Convenient location visiting Treviso and also Venice. Great breakfast!"

"The hotel and scenario are breathtaking. The staff (from front desk staff to servers, cooks, bartenders, etc.) were amazing with their customer service, congeniality, and attentiveness. I was here for a family event and was able to fully enjoy myself. My massage experience was great as well. The food was well prepared with tasty options."

"My day wasamazing"

"This hotel is slightly out of the centre but would now be my first choice when visiting Treviso. The staff are super friendly and helpful. We arrived too early to actually check in but they made sure drinks and snacks were available while we waited. The room was spacious, clean and comfortable and although reception can control room aircon, they were more than happy to lower the temperature to a refreshing 19c (B&B Treviso take note). The breakfast was great with a wide selection of food and drinks. It’s a shame we didn’t have our swimming costumes with us as we would have taken advantage of this facility "

"Such a lovely small/medium size hotel. The service was personal and brilliant. Couldn’t rate it highly enough. Serene, gorgeous and perfectly located to explore the prosecco hill."