If you are staying in Treviso as an alternative to Venice or to see this area itself, this is a good bet. The staff couldnt have been more friendly or helpful. They have a useful map with local Treviso restaurants noted, it's quiet and clean and breakfast includes the lovely crowing of the rooster clock. The walk to local restaurants takes about 15 or so mins, a good before and after dinner walk. Taxi to train station is also easy and reasonable.

Nice clean hotel with all amenities..except a Teas made which we could have done with first thing in the morning.Staff pleaseant enough but not overly. The hotel is a off the beaten track and we had to get a bus to Treviso Town (10 mins) 1 Euro and a train to Venice 9 Euro (30min) all very cheap and good service. Be warned other than the HotelResturant and a Pizza Parlour (which do make the most tastiest Pizza'a ) there is No...yes NO other food outlets in the strip - you have been warned! All in all hotel was nice - rooms, comfotable, sheets changed after 2 days, towels changed every day .beds made - would recommend it but it is a tad out the way!

fantastic 4 star hotel only 7 minutes from Trevisso Airport. Fantastic room with whirlpool bath. Curtains operated from a switch at side of bed! Excellent pool area. Fantastic staff, food, everything. Approx £90 per night for double room.

Fantastico hotel 4 stelle a soli 7 minuti dall’aeroporto di Treviso. Camera splendida con vasca idromassaggio. Le tende potevano essere aperte o chiuse usando un pulsante posizionato di fianco al letto! Piscina bellissima. Era tutto meraviglioso: lo staff, il ristorante, ecc. Una doppia costa intorno ai 134 euro a notte.

We wanted to see Venice but also had to stick to a budget so we had heard that Treviso was a good option. It is north of Venice and a relatively short train trip (20-30 minutes). The town of Treviso itself was quite delightful - similar in many ways to Venice, although not as grand of course, but with little canals, bridges and charming architecture. It is also a walled town and has a bike path around the perimeter. The hotel we stayed at - Hotel Ca' del Galletto - provided free bikes so it was good fun hopping on the bikes and riding (about 1 km) to the town boundary and then riding around the small town itself over the winding cobblestoned roads. It certainly saved the feet! The hotel we found very comfortable. We had a 'comfort' room with much-needed airconditioning and reasonably spacious tiled bathroom. Breakfast was pleasant and the hotel had a pool. For 114 euros per night we found it very good value for money. Of the four days we had for Venice, we spent two in Treviso as we found it so pleasant. Although Venice is absolutely stunning and unique, the heat and the crowds affected our enjoyment of it, so two days were all we could handle. June, July and August are certainly not months I would recommend anyone travel in Italy - way too hot and crowded. Spring and autumn are much better for travelling.