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Un monument de mauvais goût fusion du style stalinien Disney et mauresque en gardant le moins bien des 3. Chambres ringardes. Équipements dépassés. Merci de visionner la photo de l'interrupteur qui commande l'éclairage au style saint ouen. Attention si vous pensez venir par la navette publique : arrêt à 2 km de l'hôtel. En cas d'arrivée tardive ne comptez pas sur un taxi. Nous avons fait le trajet à pied. Voilà.
Best advice: STAY AWAY! Do not waste your money at this hotel. We have stayed in many “5-Star” Hotels around the world and this hotel is nowhere near a “5-Star.” The pricing is “5-Star” but the room, food and service were, at best, “3-Star.”
Let’s start with check in: “Room ready at 3:00pm” ~ After traveling more than 6,000 miles to Venice, we arrive at the hotel. We were kept waiting in the lobby for about 90 minutes. No welcome drink, no water, nothing offered for the inconvenience of delay. Not even an apology.
We waited at the restaurant-bar where, after 15 minutes of being shown our seat, a waiter finally came to ask us for our order. (There were only 3 other tables with customers at the time.).
When we arrived in the room, it was pitiful. (We are staying in the hotel’s best suite facing the sea at nearly 2,000 Euros per night with tax.)
The coffee machine has mold in it and a used coffee capsule.
The furniture looks like it was procured from a pawn shop, showing what would be best described as decades of aging.
The balcony had not been jet-washed and is moldy.
Bring your own hair-dryer as the one the hotel provides is certainly not a Dyson or anything close to the last 30 years of tech.
The bathroom looks like something out of a hospital or horror film.
This room needs significant repair.
We feel sad for the staff here as they have to endure this. We imagine we are not the only people to have such an experience based on watching other customers make complaints about issues.
The room was spacious though a little dated, and the ocean view was amazing at night. They have a private beach and gazebos on the sand. We enjoyed at the beautiful swimming pool that was clean, and all towels are available.
We drove there with car ferries that connect from Tronchetto to Lido.
The breakfast was fantastic that so many drinks and food to choose from.
Incredible historic hotel, with a fantastic view of the Adriatic Sea during breakfast. Beautiful beach to walk on, and it was great fun to meet the locals walking their dogs along the beach. The shuttle to Venice is a wonderful convenience, and the location just makes staying here so much nicer. Lido is much more laid back and relaxed than Venice is, and there are incredible restaurants within a ten minute walk.
Camere simpatiche se si ama lo stile vintage.
Servizio, eccetto qualche eccezione, più da tre stelle che da cinque.
Ma soprattutto, e per questo merita una solo stella, c'è presenza di AMIANTO sui tetti perché parzialmente in ETHERNIT.
E quando ho chiesto delucidazioni, perché sono ben visibili dal molo e dalla piscina, hanno detto che non sapevano.
Per scoprire la verità ho dovuto interpellare l'azienda sanitaria locale che ha svolto un'indagine... ahimè con risultato positivo. Quindi 2000 euro per tre notti per soggiornare in una struttura con tetto in amianto NON VA BNENE e va ANCORA MENO BENE che si faccia finta di niente quando si chiedono informazioni!!!
We enjoyed our time at the Excelsior in Lido. We had arrived 1 day after the Venice Film Festival had wrapped up and we felt like folks in the town were sick of tourists as we didn’t get the best treatment from the locals, so we stuck close to the hotel.
The staff was friendly and courteous, however, the cleaning staff was rude and seemed to be bothered by us asking any questions.
We also had a pair of sunglasses go missing from our room when went down for dinner. That was extremely disappointing.
The Blue Bar was not busy, neither was the hotel, and we enjoyed the snacks and food they had available at all hours. Particularly the tiramisu (omg, so amazing).
Roberta…one of the managers, went over and above creating a map for us, sowing us to get to places in Venice for our trip there the following day and told us about the nearby islands of Burano and Murano and where we should go. She was outstanding.
Overall our experience was pretty great
Note: don’t plan on taking their complimentary shuttle to and from the train station in Venice if you have luggage with you. They cannot take you. Plan to take a private taxi or public shuttle instead.
My wife and I went to this hotel last month. It was our first time in Europe and outside of the United States. This was a beautiful hotel with incredible service! Venice in Italy is an incredible place to visit!
Visited the outside hotel bar/restaurant in October for a drink and a pizza. Ordered 2 Aperol Spritz (€25 each), a margarita pizza to share (€18) and 2 glasses of chardonnay (€13 each).
The view is spectacular, you are sat on the seafront, the hotel building itself just takes your breath away. Service is average.
Trash hotel with rude staff and overpriced nasty food. Room was dirty and full of stains. Maid entered my room on more than one occasion without permission. No Netflix or any way to watch anything other than Italian cable tv. They have some nerve charging the amount they do.
My recent stay at this hotel was, unfortunately, a mix of highs and lows. To begin with the positives, the rooms were impressively spacious, the bed was large and comfortable, and housekeeping did an excellent job keeping everything clean. The arrival and check-in process went smoothly, thanks to the friendly and helpful staff at the front desk.
Regrettably, the negatives far outweighed the positives. One major issue was the persistent pushiness about cleaning the room while we were still inside, which was extremely bothersome. Additionally, there was a lapse in providing fresh towels, and the attitude of the staff delivering them left much to be desired.
The breakfast experience was horrendous, with the worst eggs I've ever tasted and subpar coffee. Even the cappuccinos fell far below expectations. The most disappointing part was the dinner. Despite the restaurant having only one occupied table, they claimed all others were reserved, leaving me with no choice but to dine at the bar. The meal was nothing short of a disaster, with old bread and uncleaned tables. I finished my meal, paid, and promptly left, only to find the restaurant still empty.
It's disheartening when a hotel fails to accommodate its guests, especially when there are plenty of empty tables. I hope this review serves as constructive feedback for the improvement of the hotel's services.
Let’s start with check in: “Room ready at 3:00pm” ~ After traveling more than 6,000 miles to Venice, we arrive at the hotel. We were kept waiting in the lobby for about 90 minutes. No welcome drink, no water, nothing offered for the inconvenience of delay. Not even an apology.
We waited at the restaurant-bar where, after 15 minutes of being shown our seat, a waiter finally came to ask us for our order. (There were only 3 other tables with customers at the time.).
When we arrived in the room, it was pitiful. (We are staying in the hotel’s best suite facing the sea at nearly 2,000 Euros per night with tax.)
The coffee machine has mold in it and a used coffee capsule.
The furniture looks like it was procured from a pawn shop, showing what would be best described as decades of aging.
The balcony had not been jet-washed and is moldy.
Bring your own hair-dryer as the one the hotel provides is certainly not a Dyson or anything close to the last 30 years of tech.
The bathroom looks like something out of a hospital or horror film.
This room needs significant repair.
We feel sad for the staff here as they have to endure this. We imagine we are not the only people to have such an experience based on watching other customers make complaints about issues.
We drove there with car ferries that connect from Tronchetto to Lido.
The breakfast was fantastic that so many drinks and food to choose from.
Servizio, eccetto qualche eccezione, più da tre stelle che da cinque.
Ma soprattutto, e per questo merita una solo stella, c'è presenza di AMIANTO sui tetti perché parzialmente in ETHERNIT.
E quando ho chiesto delucidazioni, perché sono ben visibili dal molo e dalla piscina, hanno detto che non sapevano.
Per scoprire la verità ho dovuto interpellare l'azienda sanitaria locale che ha svolto un'indagine... ahimè con risultato positivo. Quindi 2000 euro per tre notti per soggiornare in una struttura con tetto in amianto NON VA BNENE e va ANCORA MENO BENE che si faccia finta di niente quando si chiedono informazioni!!!
The staff was friendly and courteous, however, the cleaning staff was rude and seemed to be bothered by us asking any questions.
We also had a pair of sunglasses go missing from our room when went down for dinner. That was extremely disappointing.
The Blue Bar was not busy, neither was the hotel, and we enjoyed the snacks and food they had available at all hours. Particularly the tiramisu (omg, so amazing).
Roberta…one of the managers, went over and above creating a map for us, sowing us to get to places in Venice for our trip there the following day and told us about the nearby islands of Burano and Murano and where we should go. She was outstanding.
Overall our experience was pretty great
Note: don’t plan on taking their complimentary shuttle to and from the train station in Venice if you have luggage with you. They cannot take you. Plan to take a private taxi or public shuttle instead.
The view is spectacular, you are sat on the seafront, the hotel building itself just takes your breath away. Service is average.
Regrettably, the negatives far outweighed the positives. One major issue was the persistent pushiness about cleaning the room while we were still inside, which was extremely bothersome. Additionally, there was a lapse in providing fresh towels, and the attitude of the staff delivering them left much to be desired.
The breakfast experience was horrendous, with the worst eggs I've ever tasted and subpar coffee. Even the cappuccinos fell far below expectations. The most disappointing part was the dinner. Despite the restaurant having only one occupied table, they claimed all others were reserved, leaving me with no choice but to dine at the bar. The meal was nothing short of a disaster, with old bread and uncleaned tables. I finished my meal, paid, and promptly left, only to find the restaurant still empty.
It's disheartening when a hotel fails to accommodate its guests, especially when there are plenty of empty tables. I hope this review serves as constructive feedback for the improvement of the hotel's services.