Pizzeria Europizza In Codognè

A great hotel, from the decor and the large room to the hostess Annalise. 100% recommended.

It's not a hotel, nor a hostel; it's a B&B, a different kind of accommodation: it doesn't have a reception, check-in is done via WhatsApp sent by Annaisa, and with codes to open the box containing the key with your room number. That's why it's cheaper than a hotel, and from that point of view, simpler and more practical. It has few rooms, but they are spacious and beautiful; in some, the bathrooms are outside. The breakfast schedule is tight but well-designed, simple but sufficient. The entire building is decorated with great care, vintage, and with very unusual objects; it feels like a small museum. The location is very good; everything is close by, and free public parking is just a block away. Check-out is also a bit tight, at 10:00. What are you doing in the city at that time with your suitcases in tow? Annaisa is very friendly, and you can probably leave your suitcases there, but without a reception and a new code, it could be complicated. In any case, it's excellent value for money, especially for visiting this beautiful and surprising city while you wait for your flight. Recommended for young couples

Annalisa, very kind, welcomed us into a particular and comfortable B&B. Excellent location.

My girlfriend and I had a lovely stay at 19 Borgo Cavour for 4 nights. The location is perfect – right in the heart of Treviso – and the house is full of charm, spotless, and beautifully decorated. One of the highlights was Annalisa, the host. She was always kind, helpful, and full of great local tips. Her warmth and personal attention really made us feel at home. Breakfast was fresh and tasty, and the coffee was excellent – just what we needed to start our mornings right. We’d definitely stay here again and recommend it to anyone visiting Treviso!

wonderful location special but clean rooms the owner nice and always available nice holiday spent with my wife and cousins to return

An accommodation in an old house. You don't expect much luxury there. This is also the case here. But everything could be a little better looked after. But you notice the effort. . Location is great. Parking situation difficult. You have to take some time for breakfast. The lady doesn't really care about punctuality, but you're on vacation. Since my husband can handle the world's coffee machines, he uses them himself. Then you wait to see what else is available. Everything has to be brought from the shelves and refrigerator to the table in the kitchen (breakfast room). But it's very friendly and therefore familiar. You sit at the table with the other guests. You should be open-minded. Since we eat more "salty" foods for breakfast, we were the exception. But fried eggs were fried especially for us. Very nice. You shouldn't expect anything from "bread". Our room was spacious enough for 3 nights. However, there was no view. We had a room with a toilet and bathroom. Here is the exception. Is there anything else on the floor? Everything is very noisy. Conclusion: The room price including breakfast is cheap. But you shouldn't expect much from it. It is offered with parking, which is not true. There are paid spaces in front of the house, but they are always full. Free parking nearby. But you also have to search longer. Breakfast can be improved. However, the location in the old town is very good. But we probably wouldn't book it again.

The B&B looks good, nice and just a few minutes from the centre. But the room was absolutely uncomfortable. At first glance it makes a good impression, but...very small bathroom without bidet. The shower was located directly in the room. Uncomfortable and poorly cared for. The inconvenience had to be reported. They would have changed rooms the following day, but for just one more night, it wasn't worth it. The breakfast is decent, but I suggest not bringing the requested tea with a cup and in hand, but with a teapot and cup. I also think there should be a bathroom near the reception for any needs after leaving the room. A lot of good will, many resources to exploit and possibilities for improvement, but a lot of work is still needed.