Hotel Villa Stucky

This hotel was a hidden gem, rooms large, check in at 3am no problem, quiet, and super comfy.

We loved everything about this place! It's like staying in an old magical castle. Alesa at the reception was very nice, the location is a few minutes walk to the train station to Venice. The area is quiet with bars and restaurants and a big supermarket right across the street.

Had a few issue with the room initially but after some time speaking with the staff they were able to handle all of our concerns. Over all the staff was kind, courteous, and knowledgeable. They helped make our time in Italy better than it would have been; without their help both with the room and with information about the areas we were visiting.

We stayed here to shorten a long trip to the airport with an overnight stay with a toddler. We absolutely loved the villa. It's quite dramatic with big gates, a beautiful garden, it's slightly outdated decor (which is part of the charm), being right across the church piazza, close to a cinema, fanatastic supermarket and a buzzing little town center with more than enough great pizza and gelato places on offer. The staff was also so brilliant and our toddler ran and crawler all over. We'll definetely stay here again, it's like a whole world close to the airport.

From the moment we walked into this place, we felt like if we were in a museum. I counted at least twenty chandeliers, scones and lamps made of Murano glass but I am sure there are more. There is a lift in the hotel but I was using stairs so I could admire the antique furniture, mirrors and of course the Murano chandeliers. For antique lovers like us this was heaven. Our room with the original parquet floor did not disappoint. It was enormous. The bathroom was all white with gold tapware. We had a view on the old church. For breakfast we were served cappuccino made by the staff. In other hotels, we had to make our own cappuccino or we got a filter coffee. The staff was extremely hospitable and helpful.