We found this hotel through an information/booking place on the road just before Venice island. We were told three stars and quiet. We were given a map with exact location and told of easy parking along a quiet back lane. The hotel is on Lido island and the boat to venice was supposed to be just a few minutes walk.
I see this hotel more as a Bed and Breakfast than a three stars. We had difficulties finding it as it was along a back lane insted of the exact cross from the plan. Parking space along the specified back lane was hard to find. You have to catch the bus for the boat to Venice. Of course you can walk there but with the heat, the distance and the knowledge you will be walking all day, you are better catching the bus. The hotel is an old house in a back lane. It is clean and comfortable. The room was small. The beds small but comfortable. The reception was friendly but assertive. They were helpful and gave us tourist advices. Small maintenance problem:The bathroom fan would not switch off unless we cut the power off first for a few minutes then put the card back in the room electricity slot. We forgot to tell them so we can't blame them.The breakfast was good, the waitress friendly and helpful. We could leave our luggages downstairs after checking out while we went to explore Venice.
We paid 140 euro for two with breakfast. I don't know if we paid too much, but we did not have a choice and our stay was good.
The booking agency was the one with the incorrect information, not the hotel.

Went for a short break to Venice with family. Lido out of season but this was nice as it was relatively quiet compared to the easily accessible Venice. Hotel was OK, my room had a smell of dampness about it (yes, I know it is Venice and there is alot of water around but this wasn't the cause!). Breakfast basic, fruit salad out of a tin in syrup, not fresh. About 15 minute walk to water bus to venice or a bus stop is very near the hotel which will take you to the water bus stop.

If you have any desire to sleep past 7:00 in the morning, don't stay here! The maids are rudely loud yelling and cleaning so early. But truly, that was our biggest complaint. The front desk staff was nice and helpful and the rooms were small but clean and fairly comfortable. We got moving too late for breakfast, so I have no idea how it was. Overall, our experience was pretty average.

I attended a conference in June 2008 that was held at the Lido Cinema (the congress centre on Lido island of Venice), and selected this hotel because of its proximity – it only takes about 5 minutes to walk from the hotel to the congress centre. To my mind, the second nearest hotel to the congress centre is the Westin, which was way beyond my budget. I did read the other reviews before staying at the Tiziana, which I must say caused a bit more alarm than reality. The room that I stayed in was clean, there was air-conditioning, and the bathroom appeared to be newly renovated. There was no internet access though, not even at the lobby, so I had to rely on the internet access provided during the congress. Breakfast was Continental buffet style, consisting of some pasteries, cereal and bread – there were no eggs, fried, bacon or sausages – which I could see caused disappointment to some diners. Coming back to the issue of location, one should be made aware that the hotel is on the island of Lido, and the main attractions of Venice are on Venice island, which takes about half an hour to reach by ferry. That is not to say that staying on Lido island is without merit – other than the fact that the congress centre is located here (which is also the venue for the Venice Film Festival), people from the mainland come over Lido island during the weekends to enjoy the beach, and the public beach takes half an hour by foot to reach from the Tiziana hotel. Some reviewers have complained that the hotel may be a bit difficult to locate, and I would tend to concur with this observation. So, here is how I suggest you get to the hotel: when at Venice airport, buy the Venice card which includes Alilaguna ferry rides. Take the one-hour Alilaguna ferry ride from the airport to Lido island. When you reach the SME ferry stop on Lido island, take a taxi to the hotel, which is only about a 5 minute drive away, and which should cost around Euro $10. The hotel is located on a side road that is off the main road that the bus travels, which explains why the hotel may be a bit difficult to locate for the uninitiated. Once you become more familiar with the place, you can easily take the bus to and fro the ferry stop, and there are a couple of ferries from Lido island that go to the main island (where you can visit St. Mark’s place etc.). Finally, to the question of whether I would stay at this hotel again – yes, the hotel is a pleasant place to stay with a homely, laid-back feel, and the surrounding area appears to be crime-free. I would add a caveat, and that is, I would stay here again if there I was attending a congress here. On the other hand, if I were in Venice to visit the attractions, I would instead stay on the main island.