Top Hotels Near Villa Farsetti in Venice from NZ$89

"Every thing was wonderful and you can't fault the staff "

"Great location and wonderful property managers who we so very helpful. Wally even took the time to text us about a train strike and give us options to our plans. We would stay here again!"

"You won’t go wrong if you want a quiet country stay. This upstairs apartment was very clean. Irene was so helpful, pleasant and informative. Easy parking on property. We only had 3 days but would highly recommend even for a longer stay. It was lovely."

"Leondoro is a lovely, wonderful, charming countryside hotel that is quaint, picturesque, cozy and quiet. It is conveniently located, just a 10 minute car ride to Mirano center and a 15 minute walk to the train station to get to Venice, Padova in about a 20 minute ride. Margaret, Jonny, Peter and all their staff are so kind, friendly and warm hearted. They treated us like family. If you like to have a cozy country side vacation, we highly recommend Leondoro. They have large grounds with plenty of space, a beautiful large pool, playground with many activities for kids including a zip line, football, badminton, ping pong,swings, sea saw, a cute pond with a duck family. Our daughter and friends enjoyed playing a lot on the grounds. We will take home great memories to last a lifetime. "

"Staff was very helpful. Beautiful vintage villa/hotel on beautiful grounds. Very happy with the whole experience."

"The property was beautiful and safe. Very quiet and the train is not far. Managers assisted me and my family have a wonderful stay and walked me through a day trip to Venezia"

"Lovely facility, well decorated and refurbished. Very helpful and communicative staff."

"Staff was excellent and very friendly. Hotel was very clean. Breakfast was good. Quiet sleeping environment. Parking was easy, in a nice adjacent garage. The only problem was the heating. The room was quite hot (25 degrees C) by its own electronic thermometer. I tried shutting it off in my room and asking the front desk, but to no effect."