We stayed here for two weeks when we first moved to Vicenza, it is a typical Italian hotel and did not require a vehicle to get to most things. We were very glad, however, when a spot in the base hotel opened up. It meant we could get American TV, a softer bed and a refrigerator and microwave so we could not spend so much money on eating out for three meals a day. Breakfast was typical Italian fare and free when staying at the hotel, would not have paid for it though. Nice bar in the lobby and staff speaks decent English,

Near the Caserma and very friendly/helpful. We booked a family suite with a kitchenette which was spotless and comfortable. English speaking staff was great with directions and recommendations. Many great restaurants within walking distance. Bus stop directly accross the street. Breakfast was nice.

Close to the base. Staff speaks very good english, and the local restaurants are very good. the hotel is outside vicneza, but for 1 euro you get downtown in 15 mins.

It is outside the city and the area does not have much around it. But if you are visitng the base, it is perfect.

We stayed there July 4 and 5, 2008. It is in Vicenza, not Venice. It is just outside the US Army base, and is an overflow referral when the base guest hotel is full. And this hotel filled up both nights. It was very nice, rooms were very cozy. Everything is tile and marble-floors, walls, etc. The breakfast buffet was great both days. The staff were very helpful. Bus stop across the street, and we bought bus passes at hotel for 1 Euro to go downtown-just 15 or 20 minutes away-in order to take train to Venice. Only thing that kept it from being a 5 star is we were there during a heat wave, and even with Air Conditioner on full, it did not get very cool.
Some rooms are doubles beds, some two twins, and one even an apartment with a double and a twin.