Find hotels near Ponte Dante, Treviso from AED 297

"Clean, comfortable, pleasant staff, very well maintained and serviced. Breakfast served in ground floor cafe, and again, very pleasant and welcoming staff. Treviso is a delightful town, and an excellent base for exploring the region. Highly recommended."

"Good breakfast, friendly staff, excellent location. "

"Small room but works for 1, with a large balcony. Near to train station and old town. Breakfast good but nothing special. Keys harder to lose than a swipe card i guess."

"Host was exceptional! My husband and I often stay in apartments. The was the best appointed. It had everything you needed. The welcome basket with food and snacks was fabulous. Apartment was immaculate. I would go back."

"Well equipped room , spotlessly clean. Great location for exploring Treviso & friendly helpful host."

"The most beautiful apartment in the heart of Treviso with the nicest host."

"Loved the flat! It was everything we needed and more. Clean, spacious and bright. The main thing was definitely the location! It was amazing!!!!!!!! Just a 6-7 minute walk to the main train station, 3 minutes to all local amenities.It was a shame we had such a short stay. Would 100% stay here again! "

"Built in 1500's, the B&B rooms on the 3rd floor have been nicely renovated and retain the historic charm. The location is central and within walking distance to major sites. Parking was very convenient. Light typical Italian breakfast was included. Simone and staff were very helpful. "

"The apartment is enormous. The kitchen was well stocked and there were some useful, quality food items provided in the fridge, and some dry goods, too. The washing machine worked perfectly. The tub is quite large. I had a difficult time stepping into it. But, I have some limitations stepping up. The unit was listed as having air conditioning, but I didn’t see that it existed. The apartment had two portable fans. I pointed both of them at our bed at night. The apartment is listed as being on the first floor. That is a bit deceptive because you have to go up a flight of stairs to get in. I was thinking it was a walk-in apartment and the host should’ve known because I asked if there was an elevator because originally I was looking at unit three and the Owner told me there was a first floor apartment available, which is the one I rented. I cannot speak Italian, but the host could speak a fair amount of English, so it was not much of a barrier communicating. It is extremely tight getting a car through the gate to get into the parking area. We were driving a Ford puma. The second night I just left it on the street."