This country resort located near Udine, Italy is an idyllic getaway for those who appreciate the…read morequiwt and charm of a northern Italian village. It is family owned/operated, extremely clean, friendly & rife with old world charm. In lieu of a piano in the lobby, they have a double bass (!). A built in biergarten, local cats abound & rooms are very reasonably priced. They also have a restaurant & entertainment facilities that can accomodate conventions & retreats... Outdoor concerts happen frequently in summer. Can't recommend enough. http://www.ladimariute.it

We were visiting the area and stayed here for several nights. It is a quaint relaxed and well…read moremaintained hotel. Family owned and run. Attention to detail is amazing. Lots of cozy spots inside and out to relax and unwind with book and glass of wine. If you are in the area you will feel right at home here and sleep well too.

This hotel is great! Very nice view outside which includes a golf course. The hotel staff was…read morereally nice and fast at check in. The hotel is very clean and hotel food is excellent! Breakfast included.

As a frequent visitor to this area, I consider this hotel to be my home away from home. The rooms…read moreare extremely nice, there is a massage therapist available on site, and the restaurant is very delicious. Melissa, Maria and Cristina have always gone out of their way to make my stay very pleasant. The chef in the restaurant, Jean Paolo even make me a pizza that was not on the menu. A beautiful hotel to enjoy the quiet peacefulness Of Aviano. I would definitely recommend! Bella!!

Just wonderful. Mr Rovere and staff treated us like their own family. The rooms were spotless and…read morethe restaurant was very good. I had the steak cooked in the fireplace and risotto with a local wine it was fantastic. Wish i could find San Succi beer in the states but sigh no deal. Love that stuff. Hello George if your still there!

Palace Hotel is beautiful. The entire building has been meticulously restored to near original,…read moremid-forties decadence. The staff was patient with my butchering their language, and all spoke English in addition to Italian. The restaurant is exemplary, and had by far the best breakfast spread I've ever enjoyed. I had a single room, which was small but comfortable. I understand "cozy" is to be expected in the more densely populated areas of Italy. Highly recommended. Secure parking. Crisp linens. Laundry service. Complimentary breakfast (do not skip). Great espresso.

Truly a pig with lipstick!! Worst hotel I have stayed in in Europe in quite some time. NO AC, NO…read moreHEAT, NO FAN, NO IORN in the room, and simply NO CARE!! You actually have to get dressed to go and iron your clothes on another floor of the hotel because, I kid you not, "Irons are forbidden in the rooms". I can not make this up. The room I was forced to stay in was so hot Lucifer him self was waiting on me when I arrived. After I went down to voice my dissatisfaction with the room the young lad at the counter simply shrugged and said sorry. The work out facility was an absolute joke as it had one machine and a treadmill that needed serious adjustment due to belt slippage. It was truly a miserable experience and I hope to never be forced by my company to stay here again. There are much better hotels in the area. It just looks nice on the outsi

Amazing boutique hotel. I came for a wedding and the place is gorgeous and extremely clean.read more

This hotel was the best hotel we stayed at during our recent trip to Italy. Fantastic experience…read more The staff were attentive, friendly and extremely helpful. They even went out of their way to make the two teen boys comfortable during our stay, and they also assisted in ordering a birthday cake for my son and arranging his birthday dinner at their on-site restaurant. The rooms were to die for ... absolutely fantastic. The beds were luxurious and the rooms were huge even by US standards. Although they only offered a king-sized bed option, we had no complaints throughout our entire stay (5 days). The train station isn't within walking distance but the hotel does offer a shuttle to the station upon request. We had a car so this wasn't such a big deal, yet it's a great service. The town is a wonderful example of a small Italian village. They had most everything one would need or want, there was even a circus (small), a great option for families with small children. They hotel went all out everyday for breakfast, fresh fruit , meats and pastries.. The coffee and hot chocolate were the best we had the entire time in Italy. The pool wasn't my idea of great fun, but the boys seemed to enjoy it on at least one very hot Italian summer afternoon. Venice is about a 40 minute train ride away and the hotel has discount tickets if you ask.

Warning- this is a long and detailed review for anxious travelers like myself. Scroll to the last…read moreparagraph if you want the summary. My husband and I really enjoyed our stay at the Park Junior Hotel. We were visiting Venice for a few days and were looking for a cheap but nice hotel. I soon discovered that those two things don't coexist on actual Venice island. I started looking for a hotel on the mainland and my research lead me to Hotel Park Junior. I was able to get a double standard size room with a fluffy bed (the best we had on our two week tour of Italy) for 63 euros a night, which included a full breakfast. We arrived by train and pre-arranged a pick up time with the hotel using their shuttle for 1 euro. I was glad this was prearranged because the train station was very dark when we arrived at 8pm and was only self-service, so it would have been difficult getting help had it not been pre-arranged. But when we arrived the shuttle was there waiting with the doors open and driver to greet us. The hotel was about a 5 minute drive from the train station, but I can't imagine walking it with luggage. The hotel is definitely more in a country setting so would be difficult to find on your own. Each day we utilized their shuttle to get to the train station and ride into Venice. The train to Venice was very cheap, ran often, and was a pretty ride. It was maybe a 30 minute ride but worth the money that we saved. Once it arrived at the main station in Venice we were able to immediately start sight-seeing by foot or by hopping on a vaporetto (city bus) boats. It was very convenient. We would always pre-arrange our return trip pick up time with the hotel and the shuttle was always there waiting for us. We were very impressed and thankful the hotel offered such an easy service. Even though it required a bit of time it was by far the easiest transportation arrangement we had when visiting Italy. It can be difficult to figure out their various public transportation options! Hotel check in was seamless and we were quickly guided to our room. The entire hotel seems to be very dated but has been renovated and is very nice. The grounds are absolutely beautiful. The wifi in the lobby and breakfast room was strong, but unfortunately very weak in our room. Our room had some dated décor but also some very modern touches. We had a nice patio and the room was very spacious, even the bathroom. I am not really an economy hotel type person, so I was a bit nervous but was pleasantly surprised. It was a great value for the price and we were happy with it. The staff was very hospitable and accommodating. I was initially impressed by my email correspondence with them to book my hotel and arrange the pick up from the train station. They were always quick to respond, polite, and had decent English. The first night we arrived we asked if they had a microwave to reheat some food and the front desk host was very accommodating by heating our food for in their kitchen. They were always happy to answer any questions for us and eager to help. We were definitely impressed. The breakfast is also worth mentioning. Most Italian hotels offer some kind of breakfast, but sometimes it is simply coffee with a pastry. The breakfast at Park Junior was a huge spread and had everything from eggs, potatoes, and breakfast meats to pastries and fruit. It was very nice for an Italian continental breakfast. Breakfast was served in their big common room that was beautifully decorated and full of sunshine. We loved dining in there. A big selling point for this hotel for me was the free shuttle to the airport (which seems to be an occasional special they run but not a regular offering). We needed to leave at 5am and the driver was waiting when we emerged from our room. He helped with our bags and made sure we were dropped off at the right location at the airport. The shuttle saved us a huge expense and the airport was only about a 15 minute drive away. I would definitely stay here again if ever returning to Venice and plan to recommend it to all my travelling friends. If you are looking for somewhere cheap, but nice with transfers to the airport this is your place. 5 stars all the way.

The Relais Ca' Damiani is a small boutique hotel located inside an ancient Venetian property dating…read moreback to the 1700s. It's a wonderful hotel tastefully restored with close attention to the original, historical character of the property but also keeping in mind some more modern amenities. The park is beautiful and makes for an idyllic and romantic party venue, especially close at sunset when the sky starts getting its orange hues. The rooms are decorated with original furniture pieces and are spacious and confortable. The bathroom is more modern with both a shower and bathtub. The entire hotel is sparkling clean and the staff is very professional, welcoming and eager to help. They also offer a complementary delicious Italian-style breakfast buffet. Prices are very moderate. The hotel also hosts a very popular high-quality restaurant (Il Doge), very well known for its grilled meat and fish. Regretfully, we weren't able to have a meal there due to our heavy schedule during our stay but we look forward to sampling some of its specialties during our next trip.