Ca Priuli

A venetian villa completely restored. Room very clean and quite. Nice ambience. Located near the Brenta river. Very closed to Venice,Padua and Treviso. An ideal location to visit Venice and the countryside.

We stayed here two nights in order to visit a friend in a nearby village. It was not easy to find as nothing outside of the poorly maintained villa shows this is a B&B. Inside very modern. We were welcomed by a lady who registered us and showed us our room. Five minutes later she was nowhere to be found and we haven't seen her since. The room is just big enough, the bathroom the smallest we have ever seen, too small, everything custom made to fit. Even the shower cabin! There was a hair dryer though and some amenities. The bed was alright. Wifi worked well, free. No coffee/tea facilities, no bottle of water. Nowhere in the house. Free parking on the grounds, hard to get onto, and the gate stays open. Another open parking across the street. Aircon didn't work the first night, although 30+ degrees. Next day it was started in the afternoon. Breakfast was poor: one small, crushed croissant, a boiled egg, another small bun and some slices of salami or a frankfurter the next morning. No fresh juice (pomegranate). Breakfast was laid in the morning for all the guests, by a nice Sri Lankan boy, so if you're late, everything gets old. We saw this young man for a brief moment on our first afternoon, besides we didn't see a soul. A lonely place in the middle of nowhere really. No one to answer any question or give any information.

We stayed there three nights with the family and ended up with overall mixed feelings about this place. On the positive side, it is a very nicely renovated house, with comfortable, clean and well decorated rooms. But there are important negative points too: the breakfast is really poor with low quality industrial food (and even completely dry bread on the first morning!) ; we had very very low water pressure in the shower (during the whole stay); the receptionist, although nice and polite has no clue whatsoever about the surroundings which we found really weird. Not bad but not good either.