A large and beautiful historic villa with a large park. The Classic room was OK in size, but the bathroom was extremely small and the toilet bowl is positioned in such a way that a taller than average person has difficulty fitting in. The room was a bit worn, but still OK. I have also stayed there in the Junior Suite and it is a significantly larger room, but I liked the terrace in the Classic room. A good-sized pool that was also suitable for swimming and the pool also has a very deep part. It seems that customers who are not staying at the hotel can also come to the pool and that is why it is quite crowded. Breakfast with a good selection, but a few years ago the selection was richer. It must be said that in every hotel where we had a repeat visit, the breakfast selection has become a little smaller compared to previous years. A good dinner in the hotel restaurant. There is enough parking.

The pool was closed in the morning due to the felling of a tree in the garden, but this was not announced in advance and it ruined our plans, as we had the choice of either going on an early morning excursion or staying at the hotel and being in the hotel pool and we chose the pool. So we missed out on both the excursion and the pool.

The villa is absolutely beautiful — both inside and out — with a stunning garden. It’s a perfect spot for those who appreciate aesthetic pleasure and “wow” moments. The breakfast was very good, and the room itself was lovely and charming in a historic way.

However, there were a few downsides: • The room felt quite stuffy, even though it was only early May. We had to keep the windows open at all times and sleep with them open. • Unfortunately, it was very noisy under our windows until at least midnight — maybe later — with loud conversations and laughter (possibly from an event or restaurant guests, we didn’t check). It was impossible to fall asleep until it quieted down. • We were surprised that coffee capsules in the room were not complimentary — a strange detail for a place that presents itself as five-star. • Wi-Fi was very weak — I wouldn’t recommend relying on it if internet access is important to you.

Breakfast was 10/10 with fresh fruit and great coffee made from scratch in front of you. They served the best prosecco I have had for a long time. The best service I had during the 3 hotels I stayed at in Italy. I slept sooo well. Surroundings was amazingly beautiful. Good swimmingpool. I will definitely recommend this hotel to others. Short trip from the airport in Venice, but away from all traffic. Great value for money, especially compared to expensive hotels in Venice.

You need a car to get there and taxi options are expensive in this area.

The villa looks amazing a piece of history, also the garden to have a walk in, take some time to enjey the place inside and outside too. It's close to the the city, but offers a really calm envirnment. The breakfast was superb, everything fresh and superb quality, the dinner was also really good.

Our rooms was quite far from the main building, but it come from the history of the building. The kitchen at the dinner - altouhg they made super meals - was terribly slow, to get the first course was more than 1 hour and there were only a couple of guest.

This hotel is just fantastic! It might be a bit further from Venice centre but it offers an exceptional experience! The historic building has been restored but the original details have been kept therefore your stay there is a trip on the past with all modern amenities! It was very clean and the breakfast was really good with fresh and local products!

There was nothing that we did not like. We are already planning to come back for a longer stay!

This is an amazing villa that has been converted to an Hotel. It is nice to imagine what that villa must have seen during the time of its splendor. The huge garden (partially converted to golf course), the small lake, the frescoes on the walls.

It is practically impossible to keep that huge villa perfect. I don't think this should discourage anyone (I definitely would go again) because while it may not be the same experience of a modern 5 star, it gives vibes and an atmosphere that no modern 5 star simple cannot give

Beautifully old villa with very nice amenities, impressive park trees, lovely swimming pool, very friendly and helpful staff and a nice feeling of "dolce vita". Rooms are spacious and clean, all looks great, not crowded.

Could be a wider drink and snack selection at minibar, also breakfast for 5* should have more options. Need to finish refurbishing a hall in second floor, was started and halted.

What a lovely old building in wonderful 'shabby chic' style as the Italians do so well. Great breakfast. Restaurant also very good and although fairly pricey similar pricing to restaurants nearby. Really nice staff. Fantastic golf course in the old parkland of the house for which you get a good reduction if staying at the hotel.

Spending a couple of days or even just a night in the Venetian villa with a history turned into a luxury hotel is a special pleasure. It might be not as polished and modern as the top luxury hotel chains but it’s the place where you feel and breath the history. We passed by in off-season and were lucky to get a great discount. It felt almost unreal to get what we’ve gotten for such a price: a great (even though standard) room with a terrace, very good breakfast, old park for lazy walks, and, moreover, the level of service not at all usual for the italian hotels. Will surely return to this place.

It’s a real 18th century palace, well preserved, with remarkable decoration. Rooms in main building are gorgeous, in side building less fancy but all cozy and well-equipped. Very helpful staff. Hotel sits in a park so you can have a pleasant walk.

Some rooms are tired and need a slight refit.