I stayed at this hotel with my wife for a night. It's a nice place, we faced no problems with service, room or anything else. A good point to start a trip to Venice.

It was a nice little hotel in proximity to Venice. Hotel had good pub/restaurant. Rooms are properly sized, bathrooms are in good conditions.

Hotel is located in metropolis area, did not expected great views or local attraction. But is is good to stay close to Venice to avoid early morning entry rush on highway to Venice. Hotel location is in quite surrounding, good pizzeria around.

This hotel is a 30-minute bus-ride from the centre (but make sure you check the buses run all the way as we ended up stranded a couple of miles away on a Sunday night). Double beds are two singles made up together, but nonetheless *very* comfortable mattresses. Excellent disabled facilities - three rooms available by ramp with big showers and alarm cords. The rooms have minibars with fridge space available for one's own milk etc, and each room has a personal safe. Dove toiletries in the bathrooms. The staff are charming (although not much English spoken) and the bar is well-stocked if eccentrically served. The public areas are nicely done out and comfortable and the whole place, like Padua itself, is very clean. My one complaint was the breakfast coffee: on tour with my choir, they couldn't produce the quantity needed so it was an undrinkable mix of espresso and instant; others complained the tea water was always lukewarm.
That aside, it was more than adequate and I would certainly return.